Friday, January 13, 2017

Utilizing Great Music in Worship—part 4


Utilizing Great Music in Worship—part 4

       One can survive on a diet of bologna sandwiches and white bread with all the quality ingredients removed, but one’s diet can be greatly improved by eating foods which contain quality ingredients  I contend that the same is true of our musical diet.  Poorly written music does not support the awesomeness and solemnity of our worship of the triune God as well as well written compositions.  Certainly the sacred classics are excellent vehicles for the presentation of the biblical message.

        A total diet of the more simple forms of music sends the message to a congregation of worshipers and seekers that excellent quality musicing does not matter.  In other words, it testifies to those who attend our church services that the kind and quality of musical offerings we present to God do not matter.

Thought for the Day

Poorly written religious lyric poetry is still poorly written poetry when it is sung unto a high and holy God no matter how sincere the performer may be.


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