Your Worship

David humbled himself, removed his kingly garments and danced before the Lord.
He was neither proper nor dignified. 
Worship, true worship, reduces us in our own sight and magnifies the Lord. 
Michal, David’s wife, was embarrassed at his behaviour. 
She didn’t understand his worship. 
Often others won’t understand your worship. 
Your worship is unique to you and comes out of your circumstances, your experiences and your unique relationship with the Lord. 
Where have you been with the Lord?
David understood the power of worship. 
He told Michal,
“I will be even more undignified than this, and will be humble in my own sight.” 
David wasn’t worried about what he looked like to those around him. 
He understood that his worship was for the Lord and the Lord alone.
We need to stop looking around to see who is or is not looking when we worship. 
We need to allow our worship to flow from us in spirit and in truth, not to flow based on who else is near.
What does your worship look like; proper and dignified or raw and truthful? 
Are you worried about what others are thinking?
Or are you like David who said “I will be even more undignified than this.” 
We must learn to allow our worship to flow out of who we are and where we have been with the Lord rather than be dictated by what others may or may not think. 
Begin to worship today. 
Humble yourself before the Lord and pour out your praises unto him truthfully. 
Your life will never be the same.