Words or No Words, Lyrics or No Lyrics, I Can Worship God
Personally
I love one thing that I have been noticing in the body of Christ that people
are starting to understand that worship isn’t just singing songs or playing
music but that Worship is beyond lyrics. We then have a crop of people in the
same space who don’t know what to do if they don’t have music or words, yes
they know that worship is beyond that but then what else can they do.
“For ye are bought with a price:
therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's”. 1
Corinthians 6:20
John Wesley said this in response to this verse “Yield
your bodies and all their members, as well as your souls and all their
faculties, as instruments of righteousness to God. Devote and employ all ye
have, and all ye are, entirely, unreservedly, and forever, to his glory.”
Our
bodies are meant to glorify God, outside words, lyrics and music our lives can
minister glory, our bodies can bless the Lord through the way we live daily and
the way we carry ourselves in his place.
“Neither yield ye your members as instruments of unrighteousness
unto sin: but yield yourselves unto God, as those that are alive from the dead,
and your members as instruments
of righteousness unto God”. Romans 6:13
Our bodies are instruments of life and let us surrender
our hands, feet and minds to his service, dedicate them to bless and glorify
God. Let our bodies be a place to edify God’s kingdom and glory on earth. We
were redeemed so that we can live for God and not be a slave to sin hence we
can bless God in all we do. We cannot surrender our bodies to sin but surrender
our bodies to bless the Lord.
Beyond words, lyrics and music our bodies can worship
God, beyond singing the way you dress should bless God, the way you conduct
yourself with your body does it give Glory to God. Beyond words, lyrics and
music yielding our bodies to God is actually our worship to God. Our bodies are
instruments of righteousness and worship to God.
What will be your excuse then? If you say I can’t sing,
dance or play an instrument.
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