Monday, August 5, 2013

Clear The Stage



Here is the music video I promised! Please take the time to watch it. This song is so powerful and convicting.  May we all destroy the idols in our lives!


Clear the stage and set the sound and lights ablaze
If that's the measure you must take to crush the idols
Jerk the pews & all the decorations, too
Until the congregations few, then have revival
Tell your friends that this is where the party ends
Until you're broken for your sins, you can't be social
Then seek the lord & wait for what he has in store
And know that great is your reward so just be hopeful

'cause you can sing all you want to
Yes, you can sing all you want to
You can sing all you want to
And still get it wrong; worship is more than a song
Take a break from all the plans that you have made
And sit at home alone and wait for god to whisper
Beg him please to open up his mouth and speak
And pray for real upon your knees until they blister
Shine the light on every corner of your life
Until the pride and lust and lies are in the open
Then read the word and put to test the things you've heard
Until your heart and soul are stirred and rocked and broken

We must not worship something that's not even worth it
Clear the stage, make some space for the one who deserves it

'cause I can sing all I want to
Yes, I can sing all I want to
I can sing all I want to
And still get it wrong
And you can sing all you want to
Yes, you can, you can sing all you want to
You can sing all you want to
And still get it wrong; worship is more than a song
Worship is more than a song
Worship is more than a song

Clear the stage and set the sound and lights ablaze
If that's the measure you must take to crush the idols 

4 comments:

The Pauls' Family said...

This has been one of my favourite songs this past year, it is an amazing, very convicting song!!
Love the new header :)
God Bless!
<3Kerri

Marianela said...

This is a lovely song, McKenzie. Loved it!

Marc said...

Loved the lyrics. Made me look at the idols in my life.


Love you,

Dad

Kate said...

Thank you for posting this song, McKenzie. It really ministered to me. Hoping to share it with the family this Sunday...