This title - with a completely blank body of a post - has been sitting in my "drafts" folder for oh, over a year now. It was the end of August, 2008.
I knew I wanted to write about the sacred space of the interpreting box. It's peaceful there. I feel a connection there. It used to be a little corner of the stage, but when the stage changed, so did our position. Fortunately, however, the feeling that goes with the space remains.
There are songs, too, that carry an anointing. The two often go together for me. Yes, I can hear those songs and they are still powerful, but when I am standing THERE, preparing for the lyrics to come off my hands, they touch more deeply.
I learn things. I feel things. Sometimes, during rehearsal, I just let my hands talk, with my brain somewhat detached and watching from the corner. "oh.... THAT.... yeah... well... yeah." I learn things.
My garden is similar. I sit and pull weeds, absentmindedly humming a tune. Before long the words will come forth, and I'll listen and hear.
Music, words, language, space. All set aside for God.
They are His, and through them, He teaches me.
And those I love....
Psalm 90:17
May the favor of the Lord our God rest upon us; establish the work of our hands for us--yes, establish the work of our hands. NIV
Friday, December 4, 2009
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LOVE this post! Kindred spirits, we are. What a blessing it is to stay/live/breathe in that Sacred Place. Hard to do with the world and other demands on our time and energies. God provides a way...always.
Love you!!!!
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