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~Footprints of my Life~

Monday, May 05, 2008

The true meaning of worship

Let Your Kingdom Come
Your glorious cause, O God, engages our hearts
May Jesus Christ be known wherever we are
We ask not for ourselves but for Your renown
The cross has saved us so we pray, Your kingdom come

Let Your kingdom come
Let Your will be done
So that everyone might know Your Name
Let Your song be heard everywhere on earth
Till Your sovereign work on earth is done
Let Your kingdom come

Give us Your strength, O God, and courage to speak
Perform Your wondrous deeds
Through those who are weak
Lord use us as You want, whatever the test
By grace we’ll preach Your gospel
Till our dying breath
© 2006 Sovereign Grace Praise (BMI).

I felt this short video by Bob Kauflin aptly points out the true meaning of worship. As the worship ministry of a church are often stage performances, worshippers can often be more preoccupied by appearances and sound effects. A true worship leader is as Kauflin puts it, "I realize that God is not looking for a worship leader who wants to look great in people's eyes, He is looking for someone who wants to make Jesus look great."




MaRGaReT left her footprint @ 7:31 AM