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Here’s a clean, organized “Crazy Worship – August” worship flow, while keeping your repetitions and spontaneous worship sections. # 🔥 CRAZY WORSHIP — AUGUST ### Theme: **HOLY — THE EARTH IS FULL OF YOUR GLORY** ### 1. Opening — You Are Holy > You are holy, Lord God Almighty > The earth is full of Your glory. Repeat and build gradually. ### 2. Standing Before the Throne > Standing before the throne, there are no words to say > But **Holy, Holy, Holy** ×8 > > You are holy, Lord God Almighty > The earth is full of Your glory ×9 ### 3. Spontaneous Worship — Iba > You are eminently glorious > Immaculately beautiful > We can go on and on, on and on, on and on > But my words are not enough > My vocabulary will fail me > Permit me to cry out... > > **Iba oooh, ibaaa!** ×12 🔥 ### 4. Yahweh Sabaoth > The Lord of Hosts > The King of Glory > > **Yahweh Sabaoth ×2** Allow the worship to flow spontaneously here. ### 5. Spiritual Chant > **Tiririri riririr > Tiri riririri...** Build the atmosphere before moving into the next song. ### 6. Your Name Is the Highest > Your name is the highest > Your name is the greatest > Your name stands above them all > > All thrones and dominions > And power and positions > Your name stands above them all. ### 7. Holy Forever > And the angels cry: **Holy** > All creation bow: **Holy** > You will always be: **Holy** > **Holy forever.** This can be a strong congregational worship moment. ### 8. Jesu Oh > Jesu oh, oh Jesu > Oloruko Aperire > Jesu oh ×2 > > **Jesuu ooooh Jesu ×7** ### 9. E Ti Tobi To O, Jesu > Gbogbo aye n wariri ni oruko Re > Won n k'orin: > **E ti tobi to o, Jesu** > > Awon orun na n s'eleri > Won n f'oribale niwaju ite Re o > **E ti tobi to o, Jesu** > > **E ti tobi to o > Oh oh oh oh Oluwa wa > E ti tobi to o, Jesu** ### 10. Unto the Lamb > Unto the Lamb upon the throne > We raise a sound ×2 > For You are God and God alone. > > **Hallelujah! Hallelujah!** ### 11. Thanksgiving — Halleluyah > **Halleluyah eeee, eee, eee ×2** > We are grateful > **Eeeh, eeeh, eeeeh!** Let the congregation respond freely here. ### 12. Finale — Lift His Name Higher 🔥 > We lift Your name > **Higher! Higher! Higher!** > > Shout Halle! > **Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!** ## 🔥 Suggested Worship Progression **HOLY → THRONE → IBA → YAHWEH SABAOTH → CHANT → HIS NAME → HOLY FOREVER → JESU → E TI TOBI → THE LAMB → HALLELUJAH → HIGHER** This gives you a natural progression from **deep reverence → spiritual intensity → celebration and thanksgiving**.

# 🔥 CRAZY PRAISE — AUGUST ### Theme: **THANK YOU, LORD! 🙌🏽** ### 1. Opening — A Heart of Thanksgiving > I come before You today > And there is just one thing I just want to say: > **Thank You, Lord! ×4** > > With a grateful heart > With a song of praise > I come before You, Lord. **Build the atmosphere with spontaneous thanksgiving.** ### 2. I Will Sing Unto the Lord > I will sing unto the Lord a joyful song > I will praise His name > For the Lord is good. Repeat and allow the congregation to respond. ### 3. Too Many Reasons 🔥 > I've got too many reasons > To give You praise, oh God > You are good! ×4 **Leader:** You've been faithful! **People:** You've been good! **Leader:** You've kept us! **People:** You've been good! ### 4. Aba Father — He Has Done It > Even before I prayyy > **Aba Father, answer me!** > > **Tobechukwu, He has done it for me! ×4** Then move into spontaneous praise: > When you were worried and couldn't sleep > **Aba Father finish work for you oooh!** > > **Tobechukwu, He has done it for me!** > > See the way He answered me oooh! > **Tobechukwu, He has done it for me!** 🔥 **This is where the praise can really explode.** ### 5. My God, Oh Mine! 🙌🏽 > My God... oooh mine! > Oooh mine God... > You are good! > > **My God... oooh mine! > Oooh mine God... > You are good!** Repeat faster and encourage everyone to dance. ### 6. Oga O — O Tobi > **Oga O! O Tobi!** > Oga Eledumare > Ga ju aiye lo! > > **Oga oooh! O Tobi! > Oga Eledumare > Ga ju gbogbo aiye lo!** ### 7. Finale — Praise the Lord 🔥🔥 > **Praise the Lord!** > Praise the Lord! > > **Praiseeeee the Lord! > Praise the Lord!** > > He has done great things! > He has done mighty things! > He has been faithful to us! > > **Praiseeeee the Lord! > Praise the Lord!** ### 🔥 PRAISE FLOW **THANK YOU LORD → I WILL SING → TOO MANY REASONS → ABA FATHER → TOBECHUKWU → MY GOD → OGA O → PRAISE THE LORD** The flow moves from **quiet thanksgiving → joyful praise → testimony → high-energy African praise → celebration**.

# 📸 Photography for Beginners If you're just starting photography, focus on **understanding light, composition, and camera settings** before worrying about expensive equipment. ## 1. Understand the Exposure Triangle The three most important camera settings are: ### ISO Controls your camera's sensitivity to light. * **ISO 100–200:** Bright outdoor conditions * **ISO 400–800:** Shade or indoors * **ISO 1600+:** Low-light situations Higher ISO lets you shoot in darker conditions but can introduce **digital noise/grain**. ### Aperture — f-stop Controls how much light enters the lens and affects background blur. * **f/1.4–f/2.8:** Strong background blur * **f/4–f/5.6:** Good for general photography * **f/8–f/11:** More of the scene in focus For portraits, try **f/2.0–f/2.8** if your lens allows it. ### Shutter Speed Controls how long the camera captures light and affects motion. * **1/1000:** Fast action * **1/500:** Sports/movement * **1/250:** People moving * **1/125:** General handheld photography * **1/60:** Slow movement; camera shake becomes more likely * **1 second+:** Requires a tripod for sharp results ## 2. Learn Composition Start with these simple techniques: **Rule of Thirds** Imagine your image divided into nine sections and place your subject along the lines or intersections. **Leading Lines** Use roads, buildings, walls, railings, or other lines to direct the viewer's eye toward your subject. **Negative Space** Leave empty space around your subject to create a cleaner, more powerful image. **Framing** Use doors, windows, trees, arches, or other objects to naturally frame your subject. ## 3. Learn to See Light Photography literally means **drawing with light**. Look at: * Direction of the light * Hard vs. soft light * Shadows * Highlights * Color temperature * Golden hour For beginners, **morning and evening light** can be much easier to work with than harsh midday sunlight. ## 4. Start With Portrait Photography Since you're developing **AskJBoss Visuals**, portraits are a great place to start. Try this exercise: **Location:** Outdoors **Time:** About 1 hour before sunset **Subject:** One person **Lens:** 50mm or equivalent if available **Aperture:** Around f/2.0–f/2.8 **ISO:** Keep it as low as practical **Focus:** The person's nearest eye Take the same portrait from: 1. Eye level 2. Slightly above 3. Slightly below 4. Close-up 5. Waist-up 6. Full body Then compare the results. ## 5. Don't Buy Too Much Equipment You can start with: * Camera or smartphone * One good lens * Extra battery * Memory card * Basic tripod * Reflector You **don't need an expensive camera to learn photography**. The photographer's ability to understand light and composition is more important than having the most expensive equipment. ## 6. Practice Challenge for 30 Days ### Week 1 — Camera Practice ISO, aperture and shutter speed. ### Week 2 — Composition Take photos using rule of thirds, leading lines, framing and negative space. ### Week 3 — Lighting Photograph the same subject in morning, midday, afternoon and evening light. ### Week 4 — People Practice portraits, candid photography and storytelling. At the end of each week, choose your **five best photographs** and study why they worked. ### 📸 The most important beginner rule **Don't just take more photographs—study the photographs you take.** Ask yourself: > *What makes this image good? What makes it weak? Where is the light coming from? Where does my eye go first? What would I change next time?* That's how you develop your eye as a photographer.

## 📸 Photography for Beginners — Lesson 2: Composition Now that you understand the basics of the camera and exposure triangle, the next lesson is **composition**—how you arrange elements inside your photograph. ### 1. Rule of Thirds Imagine your image divided into **9 equal sections**: ```text ┌───────┬───────┬───────┐ │ │ │ │ ├───────┼───────┼───────┤ │ │ 👤 │ │ ├───────┼───────┼───────┤ │ │ │ │ └───────┴───────┴───────┘ ``` Instead of always placing your subject in the center, try placing it along one of the lines or at an intersection. ### 2. Leading Lines Use lines to guide the viewer's eyes toward your subject. Examples: * Roads * Bridges * Buildings * Fences * Staircases * Rivers ### 3. Framing Put something around your subject to create a natural frame. For example, photograph a person through: * A doorway * A window * Tree branches * An arch ### 4. Negative Space Negative space is the empty area around your subject. For example, if you're photographing someone looking toward the right, leave more empty space **in front of their face**. This gives the photograph room to breathe. ### 5. Fill the Frame Sometimes you should do the opposite—get close and remove distractions. For portraits, try photographing: * Face only * Face and shoulders * Upper body * Full body ### 6. Change Your Perspective Don't always photograph from eye level. Try: * **Low angle** → makes the subject feel powerful * **High angle** → can make the subject feel smaller * **Eye level** → natural and intimate * **Side angle** → adds depth * **Behind the subject** → creates storytelling ## 📸 Your First Assignment For **AskJBoss Visuals**, take **10 photographs of one person**: 1. Center composition 2. Rule of thirds 3. Close-up 4. Full body 5. Low angle 6. High angle 7. Using leading lines 8. Using natural framing 9. With lots of negative space 10. Creative angle Then choose your **best 3**. For each one, ask yourself: **“Where does my eye go first, and why?”** ### Next Lesson **Lesson 3: Understanding Light — Natural Light, Golden Hour, Shadows & Portrait Lighting.**