Re: [Worship] What to do in this situation??

["mikechey" <mikechey@email.msn.com>]

lol!!:)
thanks for this!! yes, I have begun to pray..
I am asking God to take the murmuring away from me..about things I don't
understand and don't think are fair..
and asking God's will in this..
so ..if I never get to sing for him AT ALL.. in public or in church or in a
ministry at least I have my family and God himself to listen!
And it feels better..just to be who I am and let God do the work!

thanks !!:)
Chey
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard S. Huntrods" <richard.huntrods@home.com>
To: <worship@praise.net>
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 9:04 PM
Subject: RE: [Worship] What to do in this situation??


> Chey,
>
> Not that we ever really want advice, but I'll give you some that has
> worked very well for me in the recent past:
>
> Step 1.  Pray.
>
> That's it!  Ask God to implement His plan for you here, then relax and
> watch Him work.  The benefits of this "technique" are many:
>
> 1. It is scriptural.
> 2. It is easy.  You don't have to *do* anything else.  Just sit back and
> let His plan unfold.
> 3. You have no worries.  If your prayer is for God to do what is best
> for you, then He will.
>
> The only downside is that you cannot bend his plan to your will.  You
> must be willing to allow Him to do what He wants, not what you desire.
>
> I have been worship leader where members of the "team" openly fought me
> (the fellow's wife was a practicing witch, but I won't dwell on the
> details).  By this I mean that he would actually strum chord patterns
> contrary to the music timing, just to throw the singers and the rest of
> the team off during a serviceI could have fought back, but instead I
> asked God to deal with the situation, and simply carried on as if he
> weren't causing problems (ASIDE: the political fallout of trying to
> fight him would have had very negative consequences for the church due
> to many other factors).  Within 1 month, he had voluntarily left the
> music team (without anger, without any scene, without any bitterness).
> Furthermore, each Sunday after I started praying, "something" would
> always come up to prevent him from playing during the service.
>
> My point: NEVER, NEVER, NEVER underestimate God.
>
> Cheers,
>
> -Richard.
>
>
>
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