“You came to hear some music. And it’s great music. And this is a great night. But after the music is over you’ll all get in your cars and drive home and nothing will have changed. Nothing will be different for you.” from The Resurrection File (Chambers of Justice Book 1)
by Craig Parshall
You won’t find the word omnipresent anywhere in the Bible. But as Christians, we believe God is everywhere.
So why don’t we actually see Him and act like He’s everywhere?
Yes – even with music. There’s the talent of the musician – a gift from God. The creativeness of the person who wrote the music – a gift from God. The invention of the person who made the first instrument of each type – a gift from God. And the words – a gift from God.
Maybe non-Christians won’t look at these things as gifts from God.
But Christians should. Do we?
Even the words of secular songs can point to God.
See something I wrote previously called The way back home.
As a secular song – it’s can bring anyone to tears.
Looking at it from God’s point of view – even more so.
I invite you to check it out – with a box of Kleenex if you care at all about God’s children.