One thing that we can clearly discern from looking around at creation, is that God is a God of order. It’s true that chaos and confusion now exist within that order, but a deep purpose of Genesis 1 and 2 is to show how God brought order and purpose to His creation. This principle extends out into how God works with us, He is not an author of confusion. His ways are certainly difficult for us to understand sometimes, and His works can leave us temporarily
confused, but He desires us to come to Him and find our answers. In 1 Chronicles 23, we read about order in ancient Israel’s worship. King David laid out a plan for the worship of God. While there are those today who believe that the worship of God should be completely spontaneous, these passages provide a challenge to that. Worship of God is a diverse and beautiful thing. Let’s not confuse order with boring or aged or dead.

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