So when we meet together as a community of faith, it seems only natural that we
would try to use this language of the soul to connect with God and each other. Sometimes
the songs are directed upward in celebration of the infinite love and greatness of God. And
on those days we sing at the top of our lungs to thank and praise Him for who he is and what
he does and also to remind each other that we serve the King of all Kings. Other times the
songs are more personal and reflective, giving us an opportunity to connect intimately with
our Creator. This looks different for everybody but can involve confessing sin, inviting God
to heal us or asking for wisdom and direction, any expression that naturally flows out of our
experience. We want our worship to be both grounded in real life and reaching outward to the
eternal.
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