Frequencies of Praise

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  • Mutter, Murmur, Chew. (How to Study the Bible – Pt. 2) - Ep. 07

    How to Study the Bible Without Feeling Overwhelmed | Biblical Meditation & Study Tips - Ep. 07

    In this second episode in this 5 part series, we’re digging into what it really means to meditate on the Word— in the Biblical sense of muttering, chewing, and letting it digest slowly. This isn’t about gaining more head knowledge or checking off a reading plan. It’s about letting the Word infiltrate our hearts and lips, and allowing it to shape us from the inside out.


    📖 Here’s what we get into:

    • What the Bible actually says about meditation (Psalm 1, Deut 6, etc.)

    • Why effective study is not always tied to how much quantity of scripture you read

    • How to let go of guilt around “not reading enough”

    • What it looks like to interact with the text—asking questions, journaling, and making it personal

    • Simple, creative ways to engage with the Word in your everyday life

    If you’ve ever felt stuck, dry, or unsure how to go deeper in the scripture—this one’s for you.


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    Show Music:

    By J.L. Clodfelter

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    34 min
  • How to Study the Bible (Pt. 1) - Ep. 06

    Why Knowing 'You Should' Read the Bible Isn’t Helping - Series Kickoff: How to Study the Bible - Ep. 06

    This episode kicks off a mini-series on "How to Study". My heart is to inspire you to go deeper, not for knowledge’s sake, but to know the heart of the Father more fully—and live out worship every day in Spirit and in Truth. We often hear phrases like “read the Word” or “know the Word,” especially in worship and church spaces, but rarely do people actually show us how to approach studying Scripture in a way that is useful and practical.


    I share how understanding things like language, culture, and worldview can impact how we read the Bible—and how to recognize those barriers and biases so we can truly glean the gold hidden in scriptures. Like a kid elated at the idea of digging for treasure in their backyard, I want to stir your hunger and excitement for digging for the hidden in scripture.

    🎧 Topics Covered:

    • Why knowing that we SHOULD read the Word isn’t always enough—we need tools and an approach
    • How language, culture, and worldview shape how we understand Scripture
    • Recognizing barriers so we can glean the gold from the Word
    • The Bible as hidden treasure—rekindling childlike curiosity
    • Practical encouragement to dig deeper, not for knowledge’s sake, but to know the Father's heart more fully

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    By J.L. Clodfelter

    🌐 JLClodfelter.com

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    17 min
  • Strange Fire, Set Apart, and Holy - EP. 05

    In this episode of Frequencies of Praise, De Ana dives into the profound meaning of holiness—reframing it through the biblical lens of being set apart. Exploring Leviticus 10 and the story of Nadab and Abihu, she unpacks why God calls His people to distinction, not as a burden, but as an invitation into deeper communion.

    De Ana shares insights on worship, the presence of God, and how true holiness shapes our daily lives. This episode will challenge you to examine what it means to be set apart for God in a world that normalizes the common.


    🎧 Topics Covered:

    • Leviticus 10: Understanding the Story of Nadab & Abihu and "strange fire"
    • What "holiness" really means/how holiness is not just purity, but a call to be distinct
    • God's pattern of calling people into separation (Abraham, Israel, the Levites)
    • Worship and the presence of God
    • Reflect on areas in life where you might be treating God's presence as common


    📖 Scripture References:

    Leviticus 10:1-3, 9-13 | 1 Peter 1:15-16 |

    Exodus 19:5-6 | Isaiah 6:3


    🙏 Closing Prayer: Asking God to reveal areas where we need to honor Him as set apart in our lives.

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    Music Credits:

    Music by J.L. Clodfelter

    Website: ⁠JLClodfelter.com⁠

    YouTube: ⁠@J.L.Clodfelter ⁠Instagram: ⁠@J.L.Clodfelter⁠

    28 min
  • What is OIL? Connecting the Biblical Imagery of Oil to Science and Biblical Culture - Ep. 04

    What is OIL?? - Ep. 04

    We see oil all over the Bible—it was used in anointing, in offerings, and consecration, etc. But in our western culture, we’ve lost a fundamental understanding of what oil actually represents.

    Unlike in biblical times, oil isn’t a pictorial or literal part of our daily lives. We talk about it symbolically in church, but what did oil represent to the people who lived in a time where pressing olives, using it for anointing and making fragrance for offerings were common practices?

    In this episode, I break down the concept of oil from both a biblical and natural perspective—how oil is the essence of something after everything unnecessary is stripped away.

    When you take a plant and remove everything that makes it common to other plants, what’s left is its oil—the purest, most concentrated version of the plant. The same is true for us: when life presses us, what comes out reveals the core of who we are.

    I also caution against the overuse of the word "anointing" in worship culture—how people idolize those who seem to “carry the anointing” without truly understanding what it means to walk in oil that has been pressed and refined by God.

    This episode isn’t just about defining "true anointing" —it’s about asking the deeper question: When life presses on you, does what comes out reflect the heart of the Father? Or has bitterness, judgment, and self-righteousness tainted the fragrance?


    Let’s talk about what it means to be a living sacrifice that releases a pleasing aroma to God. This episode will challenge you, stretch you, and call you deeper into the presence of God


    Key Topics:

    • What is oil? (Biblically & literally)
    • How oil represents heart and essence—what is pressed out of us reveals what we truly carry
    • The danger of idolizing "anointing" rather than seeking the heart of the Father
    • Worship as a fragrance—what kind of aroma does your life release?
    • How bitterness, judgment, and self-righteousness taint our offering of praise
    • Aligning your heart with the Father’s heart—seeking justice, loving mercy

    📖 Key Themes & Scriptures:

    • Romans 12:1 – Being a living sacrifice
    • How oil is connected to the overflow of the heart
    • Micah 6:8, the heart of God: seek justice, love mercy, walk humbly...


    🙏 Closing Thoughts & Invitation:If you’ve ever wondered what oil actually means in the context of worship, or felt the tension between gifting and true anointing, this episode will challenge you to think deeper. Let’s allow God to press out what is pure—so we release heaven’s fragrance.


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    Show Music By J.L. Clodfelter🌐 JLClodfelter.comYT: @J.L.ClodfelterIG: @J.L.Clodfelter

    35 min
  • Sacrifice of Praise (pt. 2) with Lieneyda Abinante - Ep. 03

    In this episode, I sit down with my mom, Lieneyda Abinante, to talk about how worship and praise shaped her faith journey long before she ever stepped into a church.

    She shares about growing up in an unbelieving home, how her grandmother’s quiet faith impacted her as a child, and the moment she encountered Jesus for herself as a teenager. We also talk about the discipline of worship—how spending intentional, uninterrupted time with God over the years built a deep well of faith in her life.

    Then, we dive into her recent experience walking through brain surgery and how she faced it with complete trust, without fear—because God had already prepared her heart through years of seeking Him. She describes entering the hospital with a childlike faith, knowing her Father would take care of her, and how worship remained her response through it all.

    We also discuss the impact of Redemption Skits—a powerful visual representation of the gospel that played a pivotal role in my mom's salvation. If you've never seen one, check out these examples: ✨Redemption Skit Example 1
    ✨ Redemption Skit Example 2

    This episode is full of real, personal stories of learning to praise in every season—when it’s easy, when it’s costly, and when it’s the only thing left to do.


    🎙️ Show Notes:

    • How worship shaped my mom’s faith journey before she ever stepped into a church
    • The impact of her grandmother’s quiet faith in an unbelieving home
    • Her story of encountering Jesus for herself as a teenager
    • The discipline of intentional, uninterrupted time with God
    • How years of worship prepared her to face brain surgery without fear
    • Entering the hospital with childlike faith—trusting God fully
    • Worshipping through recovery—why praise was her first response
    • How Redemption Skits helped her recognize her need for Jesus


    📖 Key Themes & Scriptures:

    • Romans 12:1 – Offering ourselves as a living sacrifice
    • The power of consistent worship in building unshakable faith
    • How praise anchors us in the storm before we even see it coming
    • When worship isn’t just an expression—it’s a foundation that sustains us


    🙏 Closing Thoughts & Invitation:True worship isn’t just about music—it’s a way of living, responding, and trusting God. I pray this conversation encourages you to seek Him deeply, cultivate a heart of worship, and stand firm in faith—no matter what comes.


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    Show Music:

    By J.L. Clodfelter🌐 JLClodfelter.comYT: @J.L.ClodfelterIG: @J.L.Clodfelter

    48 min
  • Sacrifice of Praise (pt. 1) - Ep. 02

    What does it actually mean to be a sacrifice of praise?

    In this episode, I share part of my journey—from leading worship on a platform to the secret place where no one is watching—and what it looks like when praise costs something.

    Whether it’s pushing past the fear of being seen, laying down comfort in private worship, or choosing to praise in the middle of pain, I’ve learned that worship is more than a song—it’s an offering.

    I also open up about a deeply personal season where my family was hit with a major storm, and the only thing I knew to do was worship through it.

    In this episode, I break down three ways God has been defining a sacrifice of praise in my life and how it has challenged the way I see worship:

    • The sacrifice of physical comfort – When worship demands something from your body, not just your voice.
    • The sacrifice of dignity – When leading means exposing your personal relationship with God in front of others.
    • The sacrifice of praise when it hurts – How God prepared me in ways I didn’t expect so that when my mom was diagnosed with a brain tumor, my response wasn’t fear—it was worship.


    A sacrifice of praise isn’t just about singing when we don’t feel like it. It’s about alignment—posturing our bodies, hearts, and minds to praise God even when it costs us something.


    Show Notes:

    • How God defined a sacrifice of praise in my life
    • The tension between personal, private worship and leading in front of others
    • The reality of choosing undignified worship despite fear or insecurity
    • How my response to my mom’s diagnosis was already being formed before it happened
    • The power of worship in shifting atmospheres—even in hospital rooms
    • Why praise is more than words—it involves our whole being
    • The song "Worthy" and why it meant something different in that moment


    📖 Key Themes & Scriptures:

    • Romans 12:1 – What it means to truly be a living sacrifice
    • When worship in an offering that costs something
    • The shifting atmospheres through songs of praise
    • Why worship is not performance—but leading still requires something from us


    🙏 Closing Thoughts & Invitation:
    A sacrifice of praise isn’t an idea—it’s something lived, expressed, and embodied. It shifts us. It calls something out of us. And sometimes, it prepares us for things we never saw coming.

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    Show Music:

    By J.L. Clodfelter

    🌐 JLClodfelter.com

    YT: @J.L.Clodfelter

    IG: @J.L.Clodfelter

    40 min
  • Sharing My Testimony & God's Calling to Music - Ep.01

    In this first episode, I share my personal testimony—how God took me from a place of deep brokenness, mental torment, and hopelessness and completely transformed my life. Worship isn’t just something I do on stage on a Sunday; I can't but but respond in worship because of the radical healing, deliverance, and love I encountered in God’s presence.

    I talk about my journey growing up in a religious but spiritually dry environment, struggling with depression and feeling disconnected from God's Spirit, and how one powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit changed everything. I also share how God called me to music—not as a career or title, but as a calling deeply connected to His heart.

    If you've faced bloody battles in life, or even if you're just longing for a deeper connection and encounter with God, this episode is for you.

    🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

    • My story of growing up surrounded by religious and the Bible, but distant from the heart of God
    • The Joy of my Salvation - The moment I encountered God’s love and power and everything
    • How worship became my knee-jerk response to God’s love and deliverance
    • The call to music— and the prophetic confirmations that set my path toward music
    • why a call to music it’s not just about singing or leading worship but a call to intimacy — to the heart of God


    📖 Key Scriptures & Themes:

    • Worship isn’t just music—it’s a life response to God’s heart
    • How one encounter with God’s presence can change everything
    • Biblical foundations for intimacy with God in worship
    • The importance of obeying the call of God, regardless of how much sense it makes


    🙏 Closing Thoughts & Invitation:This is more than just my testimony—it’s a reminder that God still speaks, heals, and calls people today. If you’ve ever struggled to believe God has a purpose for your life, I pray this encourages you to keep seeking Him.


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    Show Music:By J.L. Clodfelter

    🌐 JLClodfelter.com

    YT: @J.L.Clodfelter

    IG: @J.L.Clodfelter

    35 min
  • What is Frequencies of Praise? Why Does it Matter in the Conversation of Worship and Music? - Ep. 00

    What is Frequencies of Praise? - Ep. 00

    Welcome to Frequencies of Praise—a podcast for worship leaders, musicians, and creatives who desire to go deeper in worship.

    In this foundational episode, I share the heart behind Frequencies of Praise —why this podcast exists, what inspired it, and the deeper conversations I believe are missing in worship spaces today.

    Worship isn’t just about Sunday mornings, set-lists, or vocational church leadership—it's about a life rooted in intimacy with God. I open up about my personal journey, the revelation about music, worship, and all frequencies of praise flowing from the very heart of God, and why I finally said yes to launching this podcast. If you've ever felt a hunger for going much deeper in worship, this space is for you.


    Show Notes:

    • The vision behind Frequencies of Praise
    • The missing conversations in mainstream worship discussions
    • Why this podcast is more than just about Sunday morning worship
    • My personal journey in music and worship
    • What do I mean by "frequencies of praise"
    • The prophetic word that confirmed my call to teach others in the area of praise and worship


    📖 Key Scriptures & Themes:

    • Worship is how we live our lives, not an event we do
    • The power of music as a frequency that shifts atmospheres
    • Biblical foundations for worship and intimacy with God
    • Why obedience matters more than worldly qualifications


    🙏 Closing Thoughts & Invitation:

    This podcast is for those who want to go deeper in worship and deeper into the heart of God —worship leaders, creatives, and anyone who desires to release the sound of heaven on earth. I’m so excited for this journey, and I’d love to invite you along.


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    Show Music:

    J.L. Clodfelter

    🌐 JLClodfelter.com

    YT: @J.L.Clodfelter

    IG: @J.L.Clodfelter

    14 min

About Frequencies of Praise

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Frequencies of Praise is a podcast for worship leaders, artists, and Kingdom creatives seeking deeper conversations on worship. Hosted by De Ana Abinante, we go beyond Sunday services, set lists, and…