These worship leader quotes will inspire greater worship in all of us.
“…Day and night they never stop saying: Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come.” Revelation 4:8
Can you imagine that day? The day you leave this broken, desperate world and enter into the arms of The Father, who you will gladly praise without ceasing for all of eternity?
I love the imagery painted of this in the song “I Can Only Imagine,” where Bart Millard writes, “Will I stand in your presence, or to my knees will I fall? Will I sing Hallelujah, will I be able to speak at all . . . ” It’s incredible to imagine what worship will be like in heaven. But if we’re really honest, worship here on earth isn’t always what the Bible calls for it to be.
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If you’ve been a worship leader long enough (or even just part of the “church world” for any amount of time), you know that sometimes the Holy Spirit can become drowned out by what we try to make worship.
If you’re being really honest with yourself, there might even be a chance that the thought of worshipping with all of your being, for all of eternity, sounds less like a privilege, and more like an exhausting amount of work.
The root of worship is much like the Bible—untucked and messy. And in the hustle and bustle of leading others in worship, sometimes we can get lost in our own connection to the real reason we “sing like never before.”
God doesn’t call us to worship because he wants to see a good and perfect show. He wants US, wholly, and humbly praising His glory with all of our heart, mind and soul.
But you already know that.
Perhaps all you need is some insightful perspective. The Bible is obviously loaded with Scripture about worship. But as church leaders, we also recognize value in the ways God speaks through others. May the worship quotes below encourage you.
Here are 20 Inspiring Worship Quotes: For Worship Leaders, by Worship Leaders
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2. “The worship to which we are called in our renewed state is far too important to be left to personal preferences, to whims or to marketing strategies. It is the pleasing of God that is at the heart of worship. Therefore, our worship must be informed at every point by the Word of God as we seek God’s own instructions for worship that is pleasing to Him.” —R.C. Sproul