A deep dive into Everyday Hallelujah by Phil Wickham with Matt Litton.
Worship is not confined to Sunday singing, nor is it a matter of music: a dish washed, a conversation held, a day of work count as acts of worship just as much as a hymn does, so long as a heart turned toward God carries them. A hallelujah need not be sung to be a hallelujah; it can be lived. What sets a task worshipped apart from a task merely done is nothing outward, no added word and no time set aside, only the attention given to the One before whom it is done: the same gesture, the same journey, the same word exist in either case, and it is the direction of the heart that decides what they…
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