The quality of worship music has advanced tremendously in the last ten years. We have better sound, lighting, video and room acoustics than ever in history. Worship conferences and the internet have allowed worship leaders to access unlimited songs, teachings on worship and training for worship musicians.
But another trend has risen up along side our advancements. It seems that we’ve gotten so good and slick in our musical presentation that we (the congregation) find ourselves spectating at times instead of worshipping.
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