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What an incredible weekend we had at the first ever Hillsong Conference in NYC. It was an incredible spiritual experience. At one point during the worship I felt as though  was being transported to Heaven. It was that incredible.
I find it hard to believe the tons of neigh-sayers. And I have also found that those that have the most negative to say have not experienced an actual Hillsong worship experience. There were young and old, black and white, charasmatics and quieter versions, there were Christ-followers and those who had never heard the name of Jesus before. It was a diverse place. A diverse experience. Tell me that this isn't a spirit-filled, anointed bunch of worshippers. This is one of my favorite songs. Put on your earphones, close your eyes and let God move on your heart.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLqTZ07ja7g
This one was short and simple.
But one more thing...Joe and I did some headbangin' too to this song...see if you can do it too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e33zCUm1ZnY

Loved it!!

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