Worship Practice

So, now I just finished worship practice. It was really good. Went really well, had fun while doing so then went to McD with the team. Learnt a new song called Sing sing sing by Chris Tomlin.

And now, I want to talk about the heart of worship =)) I believe everybody in the worship team should have a heart of worship. We're not just merely musicians, our duty is to help and facilitate the congregation to worship and draw closer to God. It's a pretty big responsibility, if you ask me. While playing, it is so important to show a joyful face as well as worship together. Some people will not worship if they see the worship team not singing and not worshipping. So, you can see how important it is.

I've expressed how I didn't really like Jonathan Tse's way of leading and stuff because he's a perfectionist. But after talking to Cynthia, my cell leader, she told me that he just wants to give the best to God. And so today, I really understood it. I want to give the best, I don't want to give just lame crappy music to God, because like I said earlier, our duty is to help the congregation to worship. So how can the congregation concentrate on worship if there's so much wrong things going on? So, I've grown to love the way Jonathan leads and coordinates. Because, honestly, I'll get offended if Jonathan didn't expect much from us. So, yeah. There's no reason why we shouldn't give the best to God.

So I urge everyone in the worship team, in my church or in other churches, to have a heart of worship. Anyone can just stand up there and strum and bang a few chords and play some beats. But it takes real anointing to be able to worship and play at the same time. Give your best to God, so to God be the glory! =)