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A Heart of Worship

The Heart of Worship
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I loved reading the letter about worship during Covid-19.

This is just how I received it.

Mark Slomka, PSWD Associate District Supervisor, wrote the following letter to churches in San Diego after California Governor Newsom’s July 1st directives impacting all religious gatherings.

It was a reminder that worship comes in many ways. We can move closer to God in worship without the choirs, and music. He reminded us of a song that was very popular. It was definitely a favorite. It still is a great song. The lyrics listed below with a link to the song,     “A Heart of Worship.”

Thanks Pastor Slomka

When the music fades

All is stripped away

And I simply come

Longing just to bring

Something that’s of worth

That will bless your heart

I’ll bring you more than a song

For a song in itself

Is not what you have required

You search much deeper within

Through the way things appear

You’re looking into my heart

I’m coming back to the heart of worship

And it’s all about you,

It’s all about you, Jesus

I’m sorry, Lord, for the thing I’ve made it

When it’s all about you,

It’s all about you, Jesus

 

King of endless worth

No one could express

How much you deserve

Though I’m weak and poor

All I have is yours

Every single breath

I’ll bring you more than a song

For a song in itself

Is not what you have required

You search much deeper within

Through the way things appear

You’re looking into my heart

 

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