Does corporate worship train us for our times of personal prayer? Do we believe that God will “turn it around” if we could just sing loudly and fervently enough, regardless of how much we’ve offended His holiness? Does our white-knuckled clutch on personal wish lists have an inverse relationship to kneeling in adoration and fear before our King and Master of the universe?
Could we draw a connection between a lack of fear and reverence for God during “worship” and the recent downfall of prominent leaders from our faith communities?
Worship teams in the body of Messiah have tendered many types of songs as forms of worship. In this article I will classify some of these songs according to their relational nature. In a follow-up article, I will discuss how worship equips the body of Messiah for Kingdom work.
Read the full article here: Issue 47