It's in receiving the relentless pursuit of his love that we find in our hearts an emerging passion to pursue him. We pursue God with his own love. That's what worship is - a communion of love, an exchange of lovers. To dive the depths requires that we disconnect from the idols of worship in our lives. Becoming addicted to worship, more than being attached to God, is a subtle shift.
Most deadly changes are.
We begin well, but in the end we find ourselves worshipping worship. Somewhere along the journey we lose sight of the supremacy of God in our worship, and we find ourselves spending more time pursuing and protecting the forms of worship than we do seeking the face of God. It's a little like coming together to recite all the items on a restaurant menu without ever eating the meal. In time, we all gravitate to expressions and styles that match our pulse and reflect God's creativity and wonder. That's all well and good.