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So to sum up quickly, Best warns that contextualization and the quest for relevance must go beyond simply copying whatever is popular right now, and furthermore, that church music must not be just about, or even primarily about, the sound. It’s not about the beat or the style. Music needs words to carry truth. It’s important to have good music, but if we have good music with bad words, we’re moving in a very dangerous direction.