Frequently Asked Questions
What is Daily Selah AboutDaily Selah was birthed out of a desire to bring worship back into the business place.
So often we separate our lives into neat little compartments: this one is for work, this one is for family,
this one is for church, etc. We divide our lives up into sacred and secular, but we were never meant to live that way.
I Corinthians 9:23 reads, “I do all things for the sake of the gospel, so that I may become a fellow partaker of it.”
What we can take from this is that we should live our lives in such a way that everything is done with the ultimate aim of
bringing glory to God and to the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ.
The word Selah is translated as “stop and listen” and was used often in the Psalms to give the listener a chance to pause and think about the previous line.
In a similar way, we hope that the Daily Selah will give you a chance to take a short break from your day to join us for a time to worship and to ponder.
Q) What does “Selah” mean?A) Selah is a Hebrew word that is usually translated as “stop and listen.” Selah is used often in the Psalms
and usually indicates that the writer of the Psalm required a musical interlude to allow the listener to reflect on the phrase that was just sung. In a similar way,
we hope that these messages allow you to take a moment to stop and think.
Q) I signed up to receive the Daily Selah messages by email. Why am I not getting them?A) Try checking your Junk Mail. If the security settings
on your email account are set high it will send the messages to your Junk Mail. If you do not see the messages in your Junk Mail please contact us so we can attempt
to resolve the issue.
Q) Why do I have to click on a link that takes me to an external music player to hear the song each day?A) In sending out the daily Selah messages
each day we desire to make every good faith effort we can to abide by all applicable copyright laws. At this time we have decided that the best way accomplish this is to
utilize external music players.
Q) Where do you get the music used in the Daily Selah messages?A) Our worship leader, Jake, does his best to find and use music that comes from a
true worshiper’s heart. In doing so he uses music that he has come in contact with throughout the years as well constantly looking for new music. As we move forward with
the Daily Selah messages Jake hopes to incorporate more music from some of the lesser known but anointed songwriters/musicians that he comes across.
Q) Where can I buy the music used in the Daily Selah messages?A) We often use music that is not available through typical mainstream music outlets.
When this happens we will attempt to provide links or contact information that you can use to purchase the song that is featured.