Pastors show their hidden musical talents

As we have already said, the confinement that we live today unlocks creativity, and at the same time reveals what many did not believe that certain people could do. In that same sense, we will show how some pastors go beyond the exposition of the Word.
The pastor of a megachurch, Greg Laurie, played a musical version of the song “Humble Thyself”, after having preached that we should love those people who are going through hard times:

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A post shared by Greg Laurie (@greglaurie) on Apr 7, 2020 at 11:42am PDT

Pastor Chris Hodges also shared a version of the song Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus, while he himself played the piano:

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Highlands family, I just wanted to give you a quick word of encouragement today and update you on our plans for this weekend. Know that I love you and I’m praying for you. A couple details: – Join us for 30 minutes of prayer and worship this Saturday at 9:00am. – Sunday services will stream live online at 8:00am, 9:45am, and 11:30am. Available afterwards on demand. – You can let us know about specific needs or prayer requests you may have during this time at churchofthehighlands.com/coronavirus • Check out my story for a few outtakes at the piano. 😂
A post shared by Chris Hodges (@pastorchrishodges) on Mar 25, 2020 at 10:40am PDT

And finally, Pastor Jentezen Franklin, who is considered to be one of Donald Trump’s spiritual advisers, shared a Saxophone version of the song, “10,000 Reasons” and “Worthy of It All”.

The pastor pointed out through his Instagram account:

“10,000 reasons” for this Sunday @freechapel

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I don’t say this a lot, but if ever you need a word from God relevant to what we are going through, I do believe this is a must hear message for you and your family. It may be the most important message that I’ve preached all year. Worship was unbelievable—thank you @mattredmanmusic, @lindy_conant, @seanmatta_ and @quintintrotter. Click the link in my bio to watch the whole service.
A post shared by Jentezen Franklin (@jentezen) on Apr 6, 2020 at 12:06pm PDT

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