I don’t know how the music was at your church this morning, but at mine, we ROCKED!
Or should I say worshiped?
The band was on fire, and I, for one, was much appreciative.
There are weeks when I get as much out of the singing as I do from the sermons (no offense meant to my pastors).
I was struck by the lyrics of the second song we sang, Glorious One, by Steve Fee…
Our hands are lifted high
our hearts are bowing reverence
and we’re surrounded by
the glory of Your presence
with every creature every tongue
we’re lifting our voice to the Glorious One
Glorious One
Glorious One
Light of the world
You outshine the sun
King of all Kings
eternity sings
Glorious One
God of infinite worth
with hands that carve out the ocean
You hold the universe
and still You run to the broken
with every heart that’s been redeemed
we’re lifting our song to the Glorious King
there is none more beautiful
there is none more wonderful (repeat)
Memories of my cruise were fresh on my mind, and as we sang the second verse, I was transported to Hubbard Glacier and all of its magnificence.
I was also reminded of the open sea, which stretched for miles on end with no land in sight.
The beauty in nature did not happen by chance. God carefully planned every single ripple in that vast ocean and every single creature that lives within it. He painted the hues of blue on the glacier I had the privilege of standing before, and He designates when and where chunks fall off into the sea.
God deserves our praise.
He truly is THE Glorious One..
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