
"Revealing the Hidden Truth"
✨ Welcome to Prevailing Word Research
Prevailing Word Research is space dedicated to equipping Believers with biblical insight, spiritual discernment, and courageous reflection. We invite you to explore, pray, and thoughtfully engage with the content presented here—not as passive observers, but as active seekers of truth.
🙏 A Call to Discernment in Worship
In today’s worship culture, many practices have emerged that deserve careful spiritual consideration. One such practice is mime participation—a form of expression that has gained popularity in churches across the nation. At Prevailing Word Research, we challenge Believers to pray and discern the role of mime in your life and congregation. Ask yourself:
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Does mime align with the heart of true worship?
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Is it rooted in biblical truth, or cultural adaptation?
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How does it impact the spiritual atmosphere of your church?
We believe that worship should reflect the holiness, reverence, and clarity of God’s Word. Through prayerful study and open dialogue, we encourage you to examine whether mime enhances or distracts from that sacred purpose.
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Explore Our Resources We invite you to: Watch the videos that explore the origins, symbolism, and spiritual implications of mime in worship. Read Lena Arnold’s detailed theses, a powerful and well-researched reflection that offers biblical context and heartfelt conviction on this topic. Her message is not just informative—it’s a call to return to worship that is spirit-led, truth-centered, and free from confusion.
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This site is not about condemnation—it’s about clarity, conviction, and courage. We welcome pastors, worship leaders, and everyday Believers to explore these resources with an open heart and a discerning spirit. Let the Prevailing Word of God guide your decisions, your worship, and your walk.
Click the video link above to view two powerful videos about the history of Mime by Prevailing Word founder Marion Witcher. You can also watch a video entitled Deliverance from the Spirit of Dionysus which is related to Mime Dancing by Apostle Bailey.