Why Your Church Needs You to Sing – Rural Reset 14/21 [16]

08/26/24 • 23 min

Host: TJ Freeman
Summary: This episode of Back to Rurality, hosted by TJ Freeman, addresses the common reluctance many experience towards singing in church. Freeman highlights the biblical imperative to sing as an act of worship, encouragement for others, and a reflection of genuine faith and transformation through the gospel.

Key Points:

Why People Aren't Singing: There are various reasons why people might feel uncomfortable or disinterested in singing, ranging from lack of musical knowledge to personal insecurities about one's voice.
Who Should We Sing For: Singing is not a personal preference, but instead is an act of worship. Congregations sing not for themselves, but for each other and for the glory of the Lord. Believers sing because their hearts have been transformed by the gospel.

Listener Takeaways:

Prepare before church on Sunday. Ask a pastor for the list of songs to be sung on Sunday and listen to them. Pray through the songs as well.
Remember the mnemonic device, 'SING': Sacrifice of praise, Inspiration, New song in our hearts, and Glorifying God.
Participate energetically in church singing as a vital expression of faith and community worship.

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08/26/24 • 23 min

Back to Rurality - Why Your Church Needs You to Sing – Rural Reset 14/21 [16]

Transcript

Tell me if you've ever had this experience. There you are in church and it's time for the singing and you're kind of dreading it. Have you ever found yourself just staring blankly at the screen or down at the hymn book during church, waiting for the music to be over? Maybe you're one of those that just kind of mumbles through the songs.

Thinking they're like the pre game show or the warm up before the sermon? Or maybe you stay quiet because you feel uncomfortable letting others hear you

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