In this chapter the author talks about his own journey with his worship. He says that at first he did worship out of a genuine want for praising God and giving thanks to Him. As time went by the author became more focused on his musical abilities rather than the true purpose of worship. He shared how he felt that he had hit bottom because he was no longer leading with a heart full of worship. Eventually he found his way back to the reason he started worshiping and learned from this experience.
I really liked how the author talked about his personal experience. I learned from him and it made me realize that no matter what God has to be my main focus while I worship. I loved when he said, "Anyone aspiring to be an effective worship leader must have as his main anchor point a relationship with the object of his worship, the almighty God." This was a great line because if your purpose for worshiping is not rooted in God there is no point. Worship is a beautiful way to show God how much you love Him and thank Him.
I loved how you singled out that one line and pointed out how worship not rooted in Him is pointless. I hope that throughout this year we'll be able to grow together not only in worship but also in authenticity and unity. :)
ReplyDeleteI can connect to what he says. Using your music to help lead others to worship is a challenge. I have the same feeling when using music to help lead others to worship God.
ReplyDeleteGreat job I like how you used quotations to back up what you were saying
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