When we realize that worship isn't just music...
It matters less how loud everyone sings, and the words we sing matter more.
Babies screaming and clapping aren't a disruption.
Fumbling fingers don't mean failure.
The woman who can't carry a tune in a bucket is less annoying.
A shaky voice isn't imperfect.
We appreciate beauty more.
Our hearts can be vulnerable.
We can dance like David and be unashamed.
We can express ourselves, doing what we do best for our King.
When we realize that worship isn't just music, leaders are born. Because it's no longer about who has the nicest voice, but who can lead an army into battle.
We become more humble.
We see that children, even when they don't "understand" all the words, can be the most honest worshippers of all.
We let go of pride.
Competition ceases.
His voice becomes more clear.
It becomes less about anyone else and more about you, or me, and God.
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