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| Bitburg Gospel Messengers |
When attending a place of worship, there’s usually a Church Choir
or a Praise & Worship Team in place to usher in the presence of the Lord
and aid the Pastor in delivering the message from God. These vocal members come together to make a
joyful noise unto the Lord, but sometimes during the rehearsal period, there
can be some strife among the brethren.
Recently it was brought to my attention how beautiful the
voices might be on Sunday morning, but if the enemy is allowed to enter into
rehearsals, there can be confusion, hurt feelings, and general disorder in the
group.
Take a moment and make sure that your choir/praise team is
prepared to welcome the people into the house of the Lord, with the right
spirit.
Choirs and Commitment
If a choir is not dedicated and
disciplined, then they will not be effective.
When there are no rules, and a member does what he or she wants to, and
comes to practice when they choose to, then the other, faithful members become
disillusioned and disinterested.
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| Bitburg Gospel Children's Choir |
The ministry of serving God in song is
not a show-and-tell, or “They need my voice to uplift the congregation”
experience. I believe, if a person has
not been blessed to sound like BeBe or CeCe Winans, then they can sing out to
the Lord in a sweet bouquet of song in their own way. Attitude is most important, especially in
remembering to whom we’re singing, and what we’re singing for.
I have seen the anointing leave a choir
over the years due to a haughty spirit within that choir. The Lord will bless our endeavors to a
certain point. We have to do our part:
Come to rehearsal on time, be devoted to the ministry, be committed, and be
faithful. This is what God expects from
us when we sing and everyone will be blessed.
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