Singing Made Simple
By Lonnie Moore
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LESSON 1 | PURPOSE OF SINGING
Why Do I Want to Sing?
Most modern entertainers would answer that question, I want to sing for myself!
That might mean that they want to sing to entertain themselves or others for self-glory. Either way the motive is a selfish one and totally misguided for the Christian.
Recently, a movie was made of a singer who was born in obscurity and poverty yet has become one of the most wealthy, successful, and popular entertainers of all time. She made the statement, I was born to sing!
That statement is true perhaps, but the purpose and cause for which anyone was born, especially the Christian, is not for selfish reasons.
I have chosen for my life verse Exodus 15:2, The LORD is my strength and song, and he is become my salvation: he is my God, and I will prepare him an habitation; my father’s God, and I will exalt him.
The verse is taken from the Song of Moses and clearly states the theme of the life of Moses. It should be the theme of every life, especially the believer who knows that they owe their very existence to the LORD GOD, their Creator.
This verse is the theme for our study in voice, but consider it to be the theme of your life. Consider each phrase.
•The LORD is my strength -- The LORD gives me the ability and power to sing.
•The LORD is my … song -- The LORD gives me the song to sing, and I will sing HIS song. My song is HIS song and my song will always be from HIM, about HIM, for HIM, and to HIM.
•He is become my salvation – Salvation is by grace through faith in the finished work of Christ upon the cross of Calvary. He saved me from destruction and a life of sin. I owe my life to Jesus Christ, and He has become my cause, purpose for singing, my everything.
•He is my God -- I will worship God with my song and depend upon God for my song.
•I will prepare him an habitation -- I will keep my life clean so that my body is a dedicated instrument for the songs of the LORD.
•My father’s God -- There is only one God who is eternal, and His song is eternal. My father’s song is my song and is all about Jesus, and it will never change. I will sing of Him.
•I will exalt him – There is no other purpose to sing than to exalt Jesus. I must never make the purpose to sing about me. It is Jesus and Jesus alone. In this study there must be a commitment to sing for HIM.
Where Do I Begin?
The Bible says much about singing to the Lord. One of the things that is emphasized is to sing joyfully. It is my desire for this instruction manual be a joyful experience and not a monotonous one. You want to learn to sing expressively to convey the message of the song. David, the Sweet Psalmist of Israel, said in Psalm 95:1, O come, let us sing unto the LORD: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation.
Unless you enjoy singing, you will not improve very much.
The method of study used is to discover and develop the natural singing voice that God has given to you. The most beautiful instrument that God has made is the human voice. Just like different instruments show different qualities of sound, so does the human voice. Each is unique, distinct, and beautiful. As you discover the God-given voice you have, you will allow the sound, rather than make the sound, to come out