RE: [Worship] Visitation: emotions in worship

["Crume, Alan" <a.crume@tcu.edu>]

Matt (et al.):

I believe that the key was (is) that these are folks (for the most part)
that are living a life of worship. They don't need permission from any
stinkin' worship leeder... (sorry, SNL flashback :-) ) to engage in praise
and worship. They just start anyway -- the corporate part just makes it
sweeter!

Another way to explain it -- God is already enthroned, the angels are
already wondering, rather like a bonfire just waiting for a match....
WHOOSH!

Yours in Him,
Alan Crume
mailto:a.crume@tcu.edu
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Matt Ots [mailto:cr229@city.ac.uk]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 10:58 AM
> To: Crume, Alan; worship@praise.net
> Subject: Re: [Worship] Visitation: emotions in worship
> Alan Crume wrote...
> >>...try 2000 folks who are hungry to worship God -- just a "C" chord can
put you at 30,000 ft. :-) ).<<
> That comment caught my eye.  I have always been fascinated by the
> thought that a single note, sound, or chord could bring the manifest
> presence of God.  It's something I long for in my own life and
> ministry - that every word, sound, or whatever, is so anointed (to
> touch on another thread!) that it just takes a single note or a single
> sound to bring in the presence and power of God.
>[snipped]
> In Christ
> Matt
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