Growing
up as a worship pastors kid, I grew up on Hillsong and Bethel music
my entire life. Worship music has naturally been apart of my life
since as far back as I can remember, and I can't imagine how life
would be without it. I play piano at my church, and I often get told
how much energy and passion I have on stage. Recently, myself along
with my fellow band members began to reminisce on old school worship
songs (I'm talking Big big House, Everyday, Lord I Lift Your Name on
High kinda stuff) and aside from nostalgia, one thing that hit me
kind of hard was when someone mentioned the song Undignified. One
thing I can distinctly remember about my childhood was HATING when
they would play that song because you were coerced into dancing in a
“undignified” fashion, and I was clearly too cool for that. It
made me laugh so much because this very thing that as a preteen I
would refuse is now something that I am known for. It made me really
think about my own stubbornness, and how whether I hold onto what I
want to do (or don't want to do), God is sovereign and his will WILL
happen in the end, so why let my own fears hold him up?
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