Here's a question for the more informed fellow believers: having been in Pentecostal churches my entire time as a Christian, I've been surrounded by people who, during singing, often become loud and emotional. I, on the other hand, become neither loud nor emotional. This has led me to feel like "I'm doing it wrong." At revivals and other events the worship leaders often push the need for worship to be an emotional, experiential event. Here's my question: if I don't feel anything - joy, gratitude, awe, shame, etc. - should I still sing? Would that still be an act of honor to God? Or am I just noise?
Basically, I'd just like a simple yes or no answer. I don't need a long, complex theological explanation - that would confuse me more than anything else. Please refrain from denomination bashing. I only mention Pentecostalism to provide a frame for my question.
Basically, I'd just like a simple yes or no answer. I don't need a long, complex theological explanation - that would confuse me more than anything else. Please refrain from denomination bashing. I only mention Pentecostalism to provide a frame for my question.