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Not in so much as raised voices
Not in so much as raised hands
Not in so much as melodious songs
Not in so much as pristine hymns

Have you cried out to the lord
From your soul, deep within your heart
From your everything inside, deep to your bones
Then felt safe and consoled within the Lord’s arm

Have you committed all that you are and all that you do
To the Almighty Lord
For you have been chosen as a royal priest, a holy nation,
God’s special possession1 Peter 2:9

Have you lived a life worthy of the Lord
To be recognized as the children of God
In everything that you do
For by the grace and mercy of the Lord you have been qualified

Let us not respond to the Lord only in songs
Let us not respond to the Lord with hearts hardened
Let us respond to all the Lord is with our hearts, soul and mind
In all that we do, in all that we are we give praise unto Him

That is the Heart of my worship

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