Spiritual Music Vs Secular Music...Focus on the message not the messenger!

Since the beginning of time music has served as method of healing for the soul and as a resilient way to give thanks to the lord. Music has the ability to pick you up when you’re feeling down. It can make you dance when you feel like crying. Music has the ability to make you remember a historic event and even where you were during that particular place and time. Music can uplift your spirit when you think no one understands, the artist releases a melody similar to your situation and even if it’s just for a minute you have forgotten whatever trouble you are going through. The music we listen and choose can and often serve as moment of healing or night of the rejoicing. Many studies have proven that music can produce a positive effect on the body. Music is an internationally recognized across the country and across the world. Music is often appreciated and adorned by people who don’t even speak the same language. Music believed to be invented in Africa has throughout history transpired to all countries across the globe. The original intended use of music was a intended for communication. Music was used to communicate joy, sadness, and success, praising God, meditation, entertainment, and love. Music also very readily inspires the culture it serves.