The AC Podcast Am I Worshipping Right?
Feb 20, 2026
A lively conversation about how worship became tied to music and what that means across traditions. They explore sacred versus secular music and how culture shapes expression. Physical postures, authenticity, and the tension between performance and genuine devotion come up. The discussion covers liturgical structures, repeated songs as ministry, and what it looks like to worship in spirit and truth.
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Worship Is More Than Music
- Worship has become culturally shorthand for musical expression even though worship is broader than music.
- Calling music 'worship' narrows a concept that includes posture, devotion, and many non-musical practices.
Sacred vs Secular Is Functional, Not Moral
- The sacred/secular split in music grew from historical Christian categories and cultural repurposing.
- Calling something 'church music' helps clarify function without implying moral superiority.
Neighbor Mistook Church For A Concert
- Lindsay describes a neighbor who assumed church worship was just a concert and was surprised it was communal singing.
- The exchange forced Lindsay to explain that worship directs attention to God rather than the performer.