What an amazing Sunday. In the last few months, things just didn't seem to be adding up for some reason or another. Either I am too busy or just not in the mood, but this Sunday was really powerful for me. I guess it was partly to do with the fact that it was Easter Sunday and all of the things in life are so small compared to what Christ has done for me. Maybe it was the realization of that fact.
This week I was on for worship team. I have to say that I was a little bitter not being asked to play on Friday at the combined service that we had with three other churches, but because I was playing on Sunday I got over it. Sunday's set was outstanding. Chris obviously spends a lot of time every week on the set and he is fantastic at what he does, but this week he out did himself. Every song just worked, and I don't think that I have ever felt the presence of God in the sanctuary like I did on Sunday. People were singing, and praising and it was just incredible. Jason's message really hit home to. I know it sounds cheesy but it was something to experience.
It was pretty powerful.
Thanks to those who were involved. It was great.
About Me
- David
- I hold the professional title of Project Manager at an insurance company in my home town of Winnipeg. I love sports, most specifically football, snowmobiling and boating. Those are the things that occupy most of my time so they will probably occupy most of my blog.
Look mom, I can Fly
I would rather be sledding!
2 comments:
Looks like we're on the same wavelength, writing the same thing on our blog!! LOL!
AMEN! I just loved it! I love when people spontaneously stand because they just can't sit! I loved it! I came away going "I want that every Sunday!" I really enjoyed the larger worship team! I love two pianists, to percussionists, two guitarists (though I can only remember you!) this Sunday! Honestly, I feel filthy rich spiritual on Sundays like that, and having that much giftedness in our not really that big church! Hey David, thank you for being part of it! It's wonderful to have people like you and Michelle who are passionate about how God has gifted them and are willing to use their gifts to edify all of us!
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