In the second chapter, Krauter talks about his struggle with grace. He used to feel unworthy to lead worship because of all the times he messed up. However, after studying the Bible and seeing what God said about grace, he was able to freely worship. He realized that it's not about how much you've sinned, but what you do after you sin. We have to accept Gods grace and become saved through him, not ourselves.
I love how vulnerable and honest Krauter is in this chapter. He admits that he is not perfect and that he's messed up countless times. I think this is very important for a worship leader to realize our faults. I like what Krauter said about it not mattering how much we sin, but it matters what we do afterwards. As a worship leader we need to realize that we are not perfect, but we are redeemed through God's grace and only His grace.
I liked how you touched on how he talked about his unworthiness he felt about his worship. Also how you specifically talked about the grace of God.
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