David, ceremonially dressed in priest's linen, danced with great abandon before
Michal, Saul's daughter saw this, and the Bible says that her heart filled with scorn. This is where sometimes we as sinners come in. We see others dancing and singing praise, and sometimes we get angry. Why should they be happy when I'm not? Why are they celebrating when everything around us is bad?
Well, David returned home and met his wife and daughter and Michal decided she would confront David...
"How wonderfully the king has distinguished himself today—exposing himself to the eyes of the servants' maids like some burlesque street dancer!" David replied to Michal, "In
David realized that he had been called to do something, and he was going to do it with all his might. My favorite part is, "Oh yes, I'll dance to God's glory - more recklessly even than this." And that's how our atitude should be when we're the ones dancing. No matter who mocks us or gets us down! Our atitude should always be, "I'll dance to God's glory."
As for those of us who have been like Michal, the passage ends with...
Michal, Saul's daughter, was barren the rest of her life.
II Samuel 6:3-23 - The Message