"We've come to be with You, come to bring You our attention, our affection." - Aaron Gillespie, We Were Made For You
How often do we walk into church with the idea that we came to be with God? Not just to worship, not just to learn, but just to be WITH Him? I'll go ahead and be honest: I don't know if that was ever my motivation. Jesus says that when we meet to worship, He is with us. How often do we consider that? I mean sure, it’s a nice thing when the worship leader says that God is with us or God’s presence is in the building; but just the thought of the almighty GOD in the room, actually there, boggles my mind.
I don’t know what else to really say on this subject – when you walk into your church on a Sunday morning, know that God is there. The entire time. When you’re standing there, singing to God, God is there listening to you worship Him. For some of us – myself included – that may mean we need to re-evaluate how we worship. For others, it may just be an awesome reminder of how personal our God really is.
No comments:
Post a Comment