why is it that worship nights at churchs are ignored? why is that that musical worship is seen as something that's there for personal enjoyment, and it's less important than the teaching that follows it?
in case you didn't know, we have a worship night coming up tonight, so that's where the thought comes from. i don't have too much to say on the subject... it's more of a ponderance (is that even a word?)
it upsets me sometimes that musical worship is seen as something that's there just because it has to be, and it's frustrating to see it treated as such - treated as though it's "unimportant" or even "unnecessary". i don't want to glorify our worship team, and i don't want to be in the limelight, but God calls us to worship Him, together and individually, through songs of praise. it is a big deal, and it's something that should be more valued than it actually is. spending quiet (or loud) time with God praising Him gets ignored - it gets thrown in the backseat. i'm telling you, it's an awesome experiece that we should not go without.
we should be putting more focus on worship than we are.
later.
matt
3 comments:
Si Sinor.... Is that how you spell Sinor...
I agree...
JOEL
i think it's "senor"
I love worship. It is a time for a one on one with the Big Guy Himself.
and the energy is AMAZING.
So, I feel you bro.
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