ose things. I think that
tial, at least for me and I
walking through those
asons, the battles, the
ving gone through any
being able to worship. I
y Dad died and I didn’t
cause I was so hurt. I
of pain. But I was able
d see the fruit of taking
hoosing to worship in
hardship and getting
rought to my life. By
that moment, I could
Lord, He would meet
all that He required of
me to have everything
’t require me to ignore
nger, or my questions,
ce and comforted me.
we’ve talked through
se I’ve been doing life
hris, with Danny, with
se twenty years. That’s
g ministry and life with
t we all can say that
at has been a powerful
tool to help carry us through those moments,
and we’ve witnessed that with each other and
encouraged each other in that.
[Chris] That is a really interesting question, and
that’s a great way to think about that. I myself
have walked through some tough situations,
and actually in this moment am walking through
a very painful and tough situation. I think
something I’ve learned for instance is when I
lost my son and he was stillborn in 2013. We
were believing for a miracle and we didn’t see
it happen. In that moment I really had a choice:
was I still going to believe that God is who He
says He is even though my circumstances
were not what I had hoped? I had to make a
daily choice to say, “I do believe that God is
the God of miracles. God is the God who heals
the sick and raises the dead, and all of these
things that we sing about, that He is good,
and He is kind, and He is faithful. Just because
my circumstances changed, God still remains
the same, and so my response to Him should
remain the same.” And the powerful thing about
worship is reminding people that no matter
what circumstance, situation, or possibility they
are facing, if we come into worship corporately
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