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What some Christians call “praise and worship dance” is practiced in a number churches today. Those that encourage Christian praise dancing usually are Pentecostal or charismatic churches. I personally have a number of friends in Christian ministry who encourage worship dance as a New Testament truth. Some even create a specific “praise dance ministry” in their churches. These are good men, and I genuinely respect the sincerity of their beliefs on this subject. However, I do not share their conclusion that dancing in church is a biblical worship form for New Testament believers. In the balance of this study, I would like to share from Scripture why I do not believe that God has established praise dancing as a worship form in the New Testament. I hasten to add that this is not in any way an attempt to minimize the sincerity of those who encourage worship dance in the church. I have attended services in many such churches, and I see genuine sincerity in their approach to worship. Rather,

This Christian Internet site seeks to present articles that reflect Bible views on both doctrinal and practical areas of discipleship. These articles are written in a clear and simple style, supported by abundant Scripture, so the Lord can use His Word to tell His own story. Let us explain about our Mennonite church background. The Mennonites came out of the Dutch and Swiss state churches during the Reformation. We had a deep desire to return to a Christ and Scripture-centered Faith. Our approach was to start with the Gospels and then interpret the Epistles in light of Christ's teachings and the issues in the early church. We seek to follow all the scriptural teachings and not try to explain always those that don't "fit" into the modern world. These Bible-practicing Christians were first tagged with the Anabaptist name in Switzerland because they rebaptized those who had been baptized as infants or as unbelievers. This allowed the state to persecute them and put the r