A time of personal testimony in music is integral as we come together not only as a body, but as a group of individuals. Again, this music should have the least restrictions on quality to allow more participation of the Church body, however, some standards should be set so that individuals will be motivated to cultivate their talents. In closing I wish to address the issue of musical style. From any believer's stance, one can hardly disagree with the idea that no culture is too vile for God to redeem. However, this is not a blanket statement that suggests that any style should be incorporated in worship in any place.
Styles of music have negative or positive connotations because of cultural associations.
These associations are not set universally and what is coherent musically in the United States may be of an alien nature in another part of the world. There is a standard however that is not modular to geography. That standard is beauty. While the fine line of beauty is becoming increasingly blurred today, we must assert that God is the breather of all beauty and we should look to His creation as a place of comparison when discerning what is beautiful in music. Only our best is appropriate in worship.