Worship songs nowadays are becoming more about- breakthroughs, miracles signs, and wonders. 

That’s good, but not good enough!

In other cases, worship has become more about the worship leader – his/her talent: 

how he/she sounds

how he/she looks

is the song current or fire etc…

The magnificence and grandeur of Jesus is the last thing we consider – if we ever do, for a worship set. 

We want the glory of the Lord to be made manifest in and through worship – but we fail to  invoke  His redemption work, the wonder of the cross, and the awe inspiring splendor of Jesus. 

No matter why He never shows up in His fullness, and the worshipper left wanting for more. 

When you sing or lead the church in praise of Jesus, let His life, death, and resurrection- His current ministry and His forever reign – take priority , and be the center attraction .

Only then can we elevate worship to the place it needs to be. I would argue – that everything aforementioned – (breakthroughs, miracles signs, and wonders) , flow out of the magnificence and grandeur of His person. 

You get Jesus – you get everything!

Let our aim be – “That in everything, He might be preeminent!”   

That’s what I call preeminent worship. Scripture says, 

“And he is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in everything he might be preeminent.”

‭‭Colossians‬ ‭1‬:‭18‬ ‭ESV‬‬

Create your worship set having this in mind.