And then it was on to the concert! My seat was dead center, 2nd row. It's an amazing way to see a concert. From 3pm until 10:30pm we worked our way through seven amazing sets of music. Though I didn't know all the songs, there wasn't any part I wanted to skip. I had fun. I worshiped. I pondered. I laughed. I got tired and wished I wore better shoes for standing on concrete all day. But I loved every minute of it. Right down to the last moment when I got SCCs guitar pick that he tossed into the crowd.
I hope none of the wonderful preachers and teachers I know and love take this the wrong way, but that day of music fed me as much as a month of Sunday sermons. Lyrics pierced my soul. They illuminated dark places. They brought joy and healing. I'll be sorting through all the mini-sermons my soul and spirit heard for the next few weeks.
One thought I wanted to share with you. (press play above if you can)
Oh God let this be
a generation that seeks
Who seeks Your face, Oh God of Jacob
I don't know about you, but I haven't prayed any prayers about "my generation" in almost ten years. It's a phrase that somehow only applies to youth, teens, the ones up and coming. I'm 30 now. My generation is just...a normal part of the world. But I felt God stirring my heart. We are not forgotten or left behind. We have not missed God's call on our generation.
IS 62:12 And they shall call them The Holy People,
The Redeemed of the Lord;
And you shall be called Sought Out, A City Not Forsaken.
The Redeemed of the Lord;
And you shall be called Sought Out, A City Not Forsaken.
HighCalling, revisit the zeal of our youth. Revisit the prayers you prayed. It's not over yet.
I wholeheartedly recommend this worship album : http://www.amazon.com/It-Is-Well-Expanded-Edition/dp/B0045QKQGI/ref=sr_shvl_album_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1314068918&sr=301-2
Thanks for coming on this blog journey with me!
That song gets me EVERY time. And you're right, I haven't prayed for my peers in general, in years. I guess that's something that we 'forget' to do as adults... or we get to the point of feeling that our peers have set their path and we can't help them. *shrugs*
ReplyDeleteThank you for the reminder, I appreciate a good poke!
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