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Day 13
Poetic Thought
“My worship”
My worship is more than Hallelujah and Amen
It’s praising God faithfully..,again and again
God wants all of me
All to him I owe
I will lift my voice and sing
Because he loves me, this I know
Let my worship be authentic
Allow my spirit to come out of its shell
Let my worship be pleasing to God
And let thy praise be a story to tell
I want a worship that is pleasing to God
I need to exhalt his holy name
You can buy all the accessories you want
But remember without the picture it’s just a frame
My worship is for God
All to him I owe
I will Magnify the Lord
And never let him go
An old gospel song came to mind when I read this chapter.
“All to Jesus I surrender
All to thee I freely give
I will ever love and trust you
In your presence daily live “
God wants all of you, It’s that simple. He gave us emotions so we can worship Him with our whole heart not halfheartedly.
The Bible tells us “ man looks at the outward appearance but God looks at the heart”
We cannot create our own image of God and worship that, remember the Israelites what they did in the wilderness when they made gods or their perceptions of God and look what happened to them.
Our whole existence is to live for God and not ourselves.
Another song we can listen to is
My Worship – Phil Thompson
I relate this chapter to the concept of pattern interrupt. We should be worshiping in different ways to break up the monotony and keep us in the moment as Robyn pointed out. Once again this book is changing my perspective!
Nice, a Pattern Interrupt… Powerful. Thank you.