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“I don’t want to talk about you like you’re not in the room
I want to look right at you I want to sing right to you….”
These are worship lyrics that struck my heart with resonance. How many of us are going through the motions when we profess to be worshipping? Are we merely mouthing the words because we know them or are we truly singing them out from within like we mean them? What if we could really see with our natural eyes the face of our Lord Jesus as He looks back at us? Would we ever stop singing once 3 minutes is up where the song is supposed to stop or would we take the song back from the worship band and carry it ourselves for as long as our Lord continued to look at us with His great love?