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I'll never forget my first conference in Kansas City.

I was 14 years old, and I was in this, like, massive, you know, the Kansas City Convention Center,

10, 15,000 people in the room,

and Misty Edwards, known as the chief musician at the House of Prayer, was on stage.

And I was just enamored by what she was doing because she had this incredible, like, rock band

behind her. And the singers were spontaneously singing the Bible.

And it was like this like musical gymnastics, if you will,

where they were like going around in spontaneous singing

and then would kind of get to this chorus that then the whole room would join in and start singing.

And I was like enamored by this and came to find out that it was

it's called harp and bull worship this is heaven bent I'm Tara Jean Stevens

episode three Austin Episode 3. Austin.

Hello, my name is Austin Williamson. I'm based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

On this episode, as we further explore the International House of Prayer in Kansas City, Missouri,

Austin is going to share with us his journey to becoming a singer on IHOP's elite worship team.

These are the singers and musicians and artists that use their talents to keep IHOP's now decades-long commitment

to non-stop prayer and worship day after day after day since September 19, 1999.

A gesture they believe will help usher in the return of Jesus Christ and the biblical end times.

But before we get into Austin's experience,

I want you to hear an example of that harp and bowl-style singing

that he was just talking about.

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