Music, predictability, and not feeling like a fool

The hosts talk about worship experiences that never ask 'did I get much out of the worship today' because the goal is mutual participation. They contrast simple hymns anyone can lose themselves in with modern songs nobody knows how to sing, recall a grandfather's perfectly predictable Sunday service, and admit Catholic masses can feel just as bewildering to an outsider — Presbyterians get the nod for accessible high-church liturgy.