Fourteen rabbits gather beneath stained glass and raise their voices together, turning the church into a place of warmth, color, and praise. As the notes rise around them in gold and vivid color, the scene captures how worship can move from something heard into something deeply felt.
“Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”
Ephesians 5:19 (KJV)
In Ephesians, Paul presents worship as something that should shape the inner life of believers and the way they encourage one another. Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs are not merely part of a service; they are ways of remembering what is true, giving thanks, and allowing faith to find a voice.
That is what makes the choir in this scene feel especially fitting. Their music is not simply performed—it seems to emerge from something deeper, as though gratitude has become too abundant to remain unexpressed. There are moments when faith works in much the same way. A familiar truth suddenly reaches us differently, and what we know in our minds becomes something we feel more fully in our hearts.
Lord, keep a melody of gratitude within us, and let the praise we carry inwardly become a source of encouragement and joy to those around us.