Green, black, yellow, blue, and orange. What do these colors mean and represent? We are invited to dive into each of these as they represent the dynamic aspect of what happens when we worship in spirit and in truth. Worship goes far beyond music. While music is a huge part of our response, it is so much more a lifelong response to Who God is. Worship teams know the routine: from midweek rehearsal to early Sunday morning sound check, praying quickly before going on stage, singing three to five songs for one or multiple services, and then repeating for the next week.

What if we traded our normal weekly glasses for a better and clearer pair, enabling us to see into a deeper understanding of what we are singing and going beyond the common week-to-week routine while learning to live out what we sing and believe as we lead God's sheep with the heart of a shepherd?

This is not your normal book about musical worship. Many authors have already written wonderful books on this subject. My goal for this book is to be a resource for leaders (both youths and adults) that will serve to help keep their hearts in check. Not only is the health of our personal relationship with God vital for our own walk, but it also becomes all the more vital when we lead others into the presence of God. If you are not currently a leader but desire to become one or just want to learn more about a life lived out in worship, I encourage you to take this journey with us.