Modern worship isn’t just emotional—it’s formative. In this Messianic reflection, Sergio explores how subtle language in today’s most-sung worship lyrics can quietly detach “chosen,” “loved,” and “identity” from Israel’s covenant story and reattach them to the modern therapeutic self. Not with cynicism or critique, but with covenant loyalty—brit loyalty—he shows how forgetting the roots invites supersessionism by erosion, and how restoring Israel’s storyline deepens worship rather than diminishing it. A gentle but piercing invitation to sing the whole Bible again.
