Kai Vollprecht - Worship: The Shout of Praise

Now, to the grown-ups, what have we been doing all the last month? What would we be talking about? Engine room.

Oh, you are more with it than I thought.

That's not, I shouldn't have said that.

Well done.

Now, what is the purpose of an engine? What does it do? The driver car, sorry Charles, that's, you know, we need your wisdom, you're of that age now.

We need every age in the house, right, every generation.

So the purpose of an engine is not just to be a happy engine and look really cool, even though they do look cool.

And if you were here last week, Pastor Jonathan Dye gave us a super cool in-depth explanation of how engines work and how to make it bang.

Were you here? Yes.

Yeah, that's cool, that's cool.

So the purpose is to drive the car.

So what we're going to do over August, we're going to kind of take our engine room idea and we're going to let it out, okay? Because yeah, we take care of our engine, we oil it and we look after it.

Yeah, the engine of the car, our own walk with God, our spiritual engine.

But now in August, it needs to make bang.

Is that okay? Now there's different ways in which an engine can make a good kind of bang or drive a car.

In August, we will apply that to praise and worship.

No one has left the room yet.

That's a good sign.

You're still with me.

That's good.

And every Sunday, we're going to touch on a different aspect.