In Spirit and Truth
Worship Video
Words and Music: Judith Baker ©1996, 2005, ASCAP
Arrangement and Accompaniment: Doug Gazlay
Adapted from John 4:23-24
Story Behind the Song
Lyrics
“In Spirit and Truth” is inspired from a challenge.  Shortly
before I was called to the music ministry, I attended Boise
1st Church of the Nazarene, in Boise, Idaho.  At that time,
Royce Mitchell (Liberty Quartet Founder) challenged
each of us as choir members.  He shared John 4:23-24
(King James Version)

    “But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true
    worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in
    truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him.
    God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must
    worship him in spirit and in truth.”

Royce impressed upon me that our job is worshiping with
everything we have, not just showing up and going
through the motions of being in a choir or on a praise
team.  Every choir member adds to worship and every
choir member is a worship leader.  I challenge you – do
you seek His presence; do you worship Him “in Spirit and
Truth?”
(Verse 1)
But an hour is coming and now is,
When the true worshipers shall worship the Father.
In Spirit and Truth, for such people the Father seeks,
To be His worshipers.
God is Spirit and those who worship Him
Must worship in Spirit and Truth.

(Chorus)
In Spirit and Truth,
In Spirit and Truth,
For we must worship In Spirit and Truth,

(Verse 2)
But an hour is coming and now is,
When a true worshipers will worship the Father.
In Spirit and Truth, for the truth my Father seeks,
In all His worshipers.
God is Spirit and I will worship Him
I will worship in Spirit and Truth.

(Chorus)
(Tag)
God is Spirit and I will worship Him
I will worship in Spirit and Truth.

(Repeat Chorus)
(Spoken Tag)
God is Spirit and we must worship Him
In Spirit and Truth.

(Chorus repeat to fade out)
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