I really liked this chapter because it emphasized what God wants from us when we worship. In order to be servants for God we have to be centered in Him when we worship. I feel like we sometimes get caught up in the talent aspect of worship and we just need to remember that that's not what God wants from us.
Sunday, October 11, 2015
Chapter 3: Having a Humble, Servant Attitude
This chapter is about being humble. It talks about the ultimate worshipper in 1000 BC and how they are content with their simple lives of making songs about the faithful God they serve. It also talks about how God ultimately does not need our talents, he just wants our hearts. In our worship he wants us to be centered in Him.
I really liked this chapter because it emphasized what God wants from us when we worship. In order to be servants for God we have to be centered in Him when we worship. I feel like we sometimes get caught up in the talent aspect of worship and we just need to remember that that's not what God wants from us.
I really liked this chapter because it emphasized what God wants from us when we worship. In order to be servants for God we have to be centered in Him when we worship. I feel like we sometimes get caught up in the talent aspect of worship and we just need to remember that that's not what God wants from us.
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I really enjoyed how you incorporated the history of the musician. You really covered all of the topics that Tom Krauter really wanted to cover. And you're reflection of how worship is to you and how the words of Tom effected you was really intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI love what you wrote Favin, good use of grammar techniques
ReplyDeleteI liked that you said that God wants our hearts more than anything. Our worship must be focused on God. To be servants, we must make the focus of our life God. I like that you said we cannot be caught up in our talents.
ReplyDeleteIt is so true what you said. We need to constantly break down the barriers of pride and bitterness because these impurities act as a veil keeping us from God's presence being poured over our lives. Talent alone will not please God unless we are using those talents to glorify his name.
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