It is true after many shows, our motivations and goals might change. For example, when most people start to worship, their original goals are praising our Lord, but after a long time performing, people might lost track of that original goal, which they might changed their ideas to make good shows and fool around the crowd. We need to maintain a heart with the goal of worshiping our Lord, because it is a basic concept of worshiping. Moreover, worshiping gives people inspiration and energy, the main idea is to give and share through the performances. So, while being a faithful believer, we should also be honest of ourselves and set our spirit off the platform to share the true energy of worship.
Friday, September 2, 2016
Get off the platform summary
From most of people's perspectives, worshiping's goal is pursuing the platform and gaining the energy through the performance. But this common concept often leads to confusions that lure people away from the goal of worshiping. Those confusions produce prejudice and even hate among people, we should always keep a rational thinking and try to understand things around us through the true Christian ideas, which is to connect and pass down the energy to the crowds and help each other to get closer to the God. Thus, being the performers,we should get our energy off the platform and try to blend in as a listener, through this action we can get the actual feelings that is inside the crowds, which it could actually help us achieve a better effect.
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Great observations Connor. You have an amazing understanding of the blend of worshipping God and thinking about what to play. I learned more from this than from the article itself.
ReplyDeleteYour point about taking our energy off the platform and focus on being listeners of God along with the crowds really gave me a new perspective on worship. I agree with what you said about worshiping for a long time. When we start out worshiping our intentions are to praise God but soon we start to feel like it is more of a performance.
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