Have you ever sat in a worship service and felt like a spectator instead of a participant? This week, I open up about something that’s deeply personal and spiritually powerful, our practice of a cappella singing. It’s not about professional quality or production value. It’s about heart. In this episode, I talk about why we’ve intentionally chosen simplicity over spectacle, and why God isn’t asking for perfection, He’s asking for presence. Through Scripture, history, and a few real-life stories, I make the case that worship was never meant to be a concert for the crowd. It’s a heartfelt offering to God, a melody made in the soul. Whether you sing off-key or not at all, this is your invitation to silence that inner critic and realize that your voice, your unique, imperfect voice, is exactly what God wants to hear. Because in true worship, we’re not just singing about God; we’re singing to Him. No fog machines. No center stage. Just you, your heart, and a God who’s listening.

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