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Greg Drums
This last weekend at Woodland Hills Church, Greg not only preached, but he also participated in worship by playing the drums. There is something very holy about the convergence of the Word of God and the songs that go up to God as we worship him. There is as much to learn from the beat of the drum in worship as the words that we use to form our theology. Sometimes a pair of drumsticks will demonstrate just as much as a sermon that God is good and that he’s here among us.
Be blessed and use anything at your disposal to reflect the love of God,
The ReKnew Team
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