The Vision of The Four Corners Worship Center

The concept of a "worship center" is not so much a building, or a format, as much as a connecting point of the Body of Christ, and a repository of spirit-filled revelation and inspiration; especially in the areas of worship, intercession and the prophetic. All of which I well get to further on in this statement.
Obviously the Four Corners area, (some 165,000 or so square miles) is a bit beyond the scope of just a meeting place or regularly scheduled gatherings. I do foresee 3-4 gatherings per year, but, most of the building and strengthening of relationships as always with HIS church, will take place outside of a structure through the available methods of phone, email, blogs and websites, and most importantly by getting in our vehicles and making the concerted effort to visit face to face.

It has been confirmed for some time now, by the Holy Spirit and through the revelation of the Scriptures, and many words of knowledge, that GOD plans a unique and mighty work for His people here in the Four Corners. The foundations of this work started long before I moved to the area in 1998, first to soutwest Colorado, and now in northwest New Mexico. We are just now walking out the first steps in a regional transformation.
Although there are many facets to a work of this magnitude, no doubt that like the Revival in Wales of 1904; this will be a reformation of song.
New songs will come forth, (and in a few places already have), that will be prophetic, intercessory and right out of Scripture. Singing the songs of reformation will be a hallmark of the area. We will see the prophetic-intercessory not only in music, but in the written word i.e. poetry, prose, and books. There will be works created in the realm of video and film, stage production and theatre, that will declare the Word of God in a fresh way. We will witness worship and the prophetic in painting, sculpting. The prophetic-intercession of the saints will occur in every form identified with the creative arts and much of that will be in a spontaneous manner.
The Colorado Plateau will become much like a combination of the celtic communities of old and the Moravian enclave of Hernhutt. Places where artisans and craftsmen flourish and the Church functions in its true missional calling. What we refer to as the Great Commission.