The Little Drummer Boy!
Now I know what you may be thinking, that song is so unbiblical. There was no Little Drummer Boy. Or you might be thinking only a percussionist would think a drum solo was an appropriate gift for a baby and if you think those things, you’re right on all counts. But Jesus isn’t a baby anymore and now it’s entirely appropriate.
Think about what the drummer boy says in the song. Essentially, I don’t have a gift worthy of a king, but I can play my drum for Him. He doesn’t stick with the excuse that he doesn’t have enough, He looks at what he has been given and does that for Jesus.
I’ll play my drum for Him. I’ll play my best for Him.
That’s pretty much the philosophy of AMOK. Take what you’ve been given, give it your best and give it to God. If you play a drum, play it for God’s glory. If you paint pictures or write stories or whatever else you do, do it to the glory of God.
Each one should use whatever gifts He has received to serve others… 1 Peter 4:10.
What is the gift you bring, to set before the King?
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I have loved this song since I was a child. Yes, yes, yes! That humble drummer boy that came with the little he possessed to worship… To worship Jesus! He who came to express “such love, such wondrous love”! Let us do the same! Bless Christmas, and Happy New Year, in Jesus’ name!
Thanks Celita, Yes this song has been an acquired taste for me but since founding AMOK I have learned to really appreciate the sentiment.
God bless you and all the tribe on this most wonderful of Holidays!
Dave
That should read “blessed Christmas”. Oops