about the times when I led worship for the congregation on a regular basis; Morning, Evening and Friday Nights. I remember the music that came ‘on the wings of a Dove’, so to speak.

There was a group of us practicing one Wednesday evening in the sanctuary. We were just jamming, making up music, when the thought came to open the Bible to Psalms 34. I hadn’t read it for a long while and really had no rememberance of what was written there.

We had several singers, piano, guitar and bass. We took turns reading some of the verses or singing them and things got real heavy in there. We were saying, ‘I will bless the Lord at all times. His praise will continually be in my mouth’. Wow. It still chills me to hear the words.

Worship is an act of your will. Either you will?or you won’t. That’s it. It is a whole lot better when you ‘will’ to worship. Things happen when you set your will in motion and agreement with God’s written word.

‘My soul will trust in Thee, Lord. The humble will hear thereof and be glad.’ Yes, they’ll be glad alright.

‘So magnify the Lord and let us exalt His name in one accord. Let us exalt His name together. Together!’

So a song was born, not of the will of man, but of the will of God. Psalm 34 by Jim and Chandra Hronchek from the album ‘Just For You’ to be published soon.