Embracing Messiness: The Culture of Risk in Worship

With Emmy Rose, Hannah Waters & Brady Voss

A deep dive into the heart of worship at BSSM.

In this episode, we explore how worship shapes the spiritual atmosphere at the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry. Emmy Rose, Hannah Waters, and Brady Voss open up about their personal journeys in worship, leading without competition, and cultivating a lifestyle of spontaneous, Spirit-led praise.

Whether you're a worship leader, a student, or simply someone hungry for God's presence, this conversation is full of practical wisdom, vulnerability, and powerful reminders of what it means to minister to the Lord.

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[00:30] – What brought you to BSSM?

[04:59] – Did you plan to do all 3 years of BSSM?

[05:37] – Coming to BSSM while already in ministry

[07:30] – The worship journey through all three years

[22:00] – Leadership without competition

[27:13] – Growing the muscle of spontaneous worship

[36:30] – Words of encouragement

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• Worship is more than music—it's a posture of the heart.
• At BSSM, students learn to lead from presence, not performance.
• Spontaneous worship strengthens spiritual sensitivity and trust.
• Healthy leadership celebrates others and creates space for breakthrough.
• There’s power in a worship culture built on unity, humility, and pursuit.

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Emmy Rose is a worship leader and songwriter with Bethel Music.

Brady Voss serves as the Third Year Worship Pastor at BSSM.

Hannah Waters serves as the First Year Worship Pastor at BSSM.

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