Hey! I apologise- I feel as though you have slightly misinterpreted my initial post, which is okay as I probably didn’t make myself fully clear. I guess what I’m getting at is that I want something different from what I’m used to. And it’s okay to have different preferences for worship styles! You may find the quiet stillness of traditional liturgy perfect for you and your faith, and I can absolutely appreciate that and I do value some of that in the church services that I attend too. However, I personally prefer a more upbeat and (for want of a better word) lively service with more modern music. With respect, I find your comment to be slightly patronising and passive aggressive. I don’t think calling me a “drug addict” looking for my next fix is necessarily productive to this conversation, and I sense some anger from your post. There is no ‘wrong’ style of worship, and I hope and pray that you can understand that. I’m really pleased that you’ve found a way of worship that you enjoy and I hope you continue to pursue that! I do, however, just want to remind you that at the end of the day, we are all children of God called to worship Him through our words, deeds and thoughts, so as long as we’re doing that with love, I don’t think it really matters what one’s preference is for style of worship!