Soaking & Prophetic Songs
Each and every month, 60 – 90 minutes worth of soaking, spontaneous, and prophetic music will be available to you from our website. The tracks are in .mp3 format, which is usable across many devices. Simply download and enjoy!
Interactive Classes
On the last Tuesday night of every month, Julie will host an interactive class available to members through YouTube LIVE (you do not need a YouTube account to participate). Simply accept the invite and enjoy!
FREE future product downloads
We are excited to give free future music product releases to all current members! The future albums will be available on the same page where her soaking tracks will be located. You will never have to buy another CD again!
Spontaneous Worship
For years, part of my personal devotions have been to simply open the Bible and sing the Word. I have found that it is possible to be in the most depressed state of mind – where hope is far away and frustration is knocking at the door of your heart —then I begin to sing the Word – suddenly that song – those words of life actually get inside of me and literally begin to stir up my heart, mind and spirit to take hope in God. Spontaneous worship and singing the Word of God are powerful tools we all need in our tool belt.
David says it over and over in the Psalms. He writes with complete honesty regarding his feelings, his hopelessness, his discouragement, his despair. Then David begins to sing beyond his feelings. It’s as if this spontaneous song, this prayer that David in complete honesty is writing and singing before God – he begins to stir his heart, his emotions, his mind to remember God. He begins to sing out and write down the questions that he is feeling. He writes down & sings out the answer to the questions. Remember to hope in God. Don’t forget God!
In Psalm 42, David bring us into the whole journey. As I was reading the Matthew Henry Commentary on Psalm 42, he writes the titles do not tell us who the penman of this psalm is, but most probably it was David. And then David presented it to the ‘Sons of Korah’ to sing this song to the congregation.
David writes, ‘My heart is breaking’. He goes on to write, ‘I am deeply discouraged, yet I remember you God.‘
In this Psalm, we go on a journey with David in his spontaneous prophetic worship where he writes down every emotion and sings our every discouragement, but he does not stop in his downcast state. He also gives the answer to his discouragement.
He is writing down quite possibly what his eyes are beholding, a storm over the seas; he sees the raging seas and the storm.
I hear the tumult of the raging seas
as your waves and surging tides sweep over me.
Possibly his emotions identified with that storm and he began to sing of the storm within his soul, his heart and his emotions. But he doesn’t just write the negative – he also – because of the spontaneous worship that he lived a life of – he began to sing the answer.
Then suddenly the Psalm begins to turn and he begins to sing the answer, bringing great hope to His soul, heart, mind and emotions.
Why am I discouraged?
Why am I so sad?
I will put my hope in God;
I will praise Him again!
David was possibly encouraging his own heart from the Torah. The Word of God that He had in his days. We have David’s songs, prayers, and cries today so we can sing the same words. They do the very same thing to our own heart, emotions, mind, and soul.
This is the powerful effect of prophetic spontaneous worship. We can simply open the Living Word of God, sing these same words, and have an encounter with Hope that will bring anyone out of the deepest despair. This is the power of singing the Word; the wonderful simplicity of just opening the Bible and beginning to sing Words that are already written down.
This Spontaneous Prophetic Worship is for everyone.
Oh Lord, make us julie like David!
I signed up for Into the River – and got the free Download. my iTunes calls it “Soaking v4”.
Very, Very beautiful! is there any way I can buy a copy of it to share with my friend?
she is sick and I wanted her to have it to listen to when she is in chemo treatments. thanks.
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Hello Chris!
Thank you for your kind words.
Are you wanting to buy her a subscription, or only Come and Drink’s digital file?
Hello Chris –
You can buy the CD for the free download – the CD is called ‘Come & Drink’. Julie sang through Psalm 103. It is available on our website juliemeyerministries.com – just go into the store. Blessings.
Hello Julie,
Into the River sounds good! In case I would want to unsubscribe one day how would I do that?
Great! Absolutely. You can cancel your membership at anytime via your account page. 🙂
Have just joined, what do I do next
Hello Jean. All you need to do is sign into your account. Then you will see that you can go into the 24/7 Worship Radio – or the Bible Studies – or the LIVE Interactive classes. You simply press that either of those links and you are able to see and view all of these different links. If you need any help with anything please email us at julie@intotheriver.net and we can help you with all questions. Enjoy the hours of soaking in the Psalms. It will truly change your life.