Worship Matters chapter 11

    In this chapter, Bob starting to expand his previous emphasis on taking Holy Spirit as the main focus in worship. He suggests that if we apply this concept to our surrounding and daily life, the effect will be amplified not only for ourselves, but also have influence to others. Through real life application of God's teaching, we could achieve more than just leading worship. Instead of spreading his glory through music, we can now do it along in our daily life to have positive influence to people around us. And to go further beyond communication, we can set it as a goal to keep ourselves on track.

    I like how Bob goes further from the basic principles of worship. Everybody knows to have God as a focus in the worship process is important, yet it is hard for everyone to keep track on it. But Bob set the bar even higher, which is to combine daily life along with it. We might interpret it impossible, but if we actually try to do that, we might find it even easier to have control on the focus of worship. Because when we are trying to accomplish something that is greater than the original goal, the previous one will seem to be a bit easier than it used to.