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"Soul music" is a term adopted to describe African-American popular music in the US as it evolved from the 50s to the 60s and to the 70s. It was heavily influenced by the gospel music and is known for its intimacy, passion, intensity, rhythmic sounds and spiritual roots. In short, it is the expression of the soul. Soul music is intimate. David starts his soulful song with "Praise the Lord" in Psalm 103:1. This phrase is an expression of the intimate relationship between David and Yahweh, the covenant-making and covenant-keeping God of Israel. Soul music is an intimate expression of love and gratitude to God who first loved us. Soul music is intense. David's soulful ballad to the Lord is expressed with every part of his life. He is saying that soul music is the intense expression of praise to the Lord that involves the physical, the emotional and the spiritual - every ounce of personal vitality. Soul music is intentional. Soul music finds its power and passion in intentionally remembering God's blessings. When David thought about His blessing, he could not restrain his soul from singing and giving God praise. Soul music starts on the inside and works outward. If you want your soul to experience the journey of intimate and intentional worship, spend time getting close to God. Remember how gracious, merciful and loving God is, and offer up a sacrifice of praise from deep within you. - Marvin Williams. Food For The Soul!! Sing a song of praise to God right now! Offer Him the praise that He alone deserves. Article selected from “Our Daily Journey”. This Week @ Detonate (Saturday): Coming soon!  |
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