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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Heart of Worship

Hillsong United - The Heart of Worship

when the music fades
all is stripped away
and i simply come
longing just to bring
something that's of worth
that will bless your heart

i'll bring you more than a song
for a song in itself
is not what you have required
you search much deeper within
through the way things appear
you're looking into my heart


chorus
I'm coming back to the heart of worship
and it's all about you
It's all about you, Jesus
I'm sorry Lord for the things i've made it
when it's all about you
it's all about you, Jesus

King of endless worth
no one could express
how much you deserve
though i'm weak and poor
all i have is yours
every single breath

chorus
I'm coming back to the heart of worship
and it's all about you
It's all about you, Jesus
I'm sorry Lord for the things i've made it
when it's all about you
it's all about you, Jesus

'Heart of Worship' is one of the first songs I learned to sing when I started to go to Sunday School at a different church [from my home church] in high school. It quickly became a favorite. However, I don't think the full impact and possibility for the song sank in until this past Sunday.
We started the service about 20 minutes late because our keyboardist became ill and the liturgist drove him home. The organist was away with her family for vacation/ work. So we decided as the service started to do everything acapella, which works well for praise and worship, but not hymns as much. So I put out a plea after praise and worship for someone to play the piano. No one stepped up. So I went back and forth between the piano to attempt the hymns (and for those of you know me, know how much I dread playing in front of other people) and the pulpit to lead the rest of worship. I never want to have that experience again. Haha.
But more to the point, despite worship not "flowing" as well, I felt like we as a congregation transcended music to the heart of worship - where music doesn't matter and we were able to concentrate on words and intentions. And that was beautiful and can't be captured and contained in words. I can't wait to see where we go from here after connecting to God in those moments in that way.



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