Drunk playing music!
Greetings, friends!
Okay, I went to a program on Sunday, it was a youth program. So, I joined them praising God. Unfortunately, their instructions were not functioning the way it should be. Their Guest Minister came up with the word, saying that the instruments can't give God all the Glory He deserves, that we are the ones to worship God. In our generation, youths await the instruments before they could praise God. We have heard in those days, how people sang and danced and miracles took place without any instrument.
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Mores, sitting down to watch Guest Ministers, worshiping God with their different instruments, it was so exciting and joyful.
A turn came that there was this man who wanted to display his talent by using his local piano made with wood. This man is well-endowed with skills of playing instruments, the moderator of service called him on stage, and we applauded him, not knowing he was drunk, so he came up to played nonsense, he started playing off keys songs, that do have pleasant sounds to the ear of the congregation, some people stepped out, see people sighed, and some were looking at him in surprised.
Since that time, sounds became fluctuating and disorganized, there was no melody in songs.
The young man who played the local piano, made laughed on Sunday, it was so shameful, for a Gospel artist to drunk with wine, thinking he will be able to play to the Glory of the Lord.
Our God is not a respecter of anybody. He needs our worship with a genuine heart and without blemish.
Just as the Bible declares, that we should serve him in Spirit and in Truth, and therefore, won't receive our worship if our lips and our hands are not clean.
This is a lesson to many of us, who are true worshipers of God, we should know instruments can't praise God, we humans were created to give Him worship, he deserves.
Thank you for reading this humorous, encouraging post of mine.
God is ready to receive our sacrifice of worship, if our heart clean and open to give Him adoration.
I love, I care, and I forgive
I remain 
