Quote: Honestly there's no real reason except I think it gives a better focus and causes less distraction around you.
I can only speak about the church in Aberdeen, there I could hardly see the person next to me, while the worship team was lit up.
I can understand the mind set of trying to set a particular mood through the use of lights, I guess it's like having a romantic night with your wife you dim the lights and put on the candles, eat a nice meal together, which all enhance the sensual aspect of the evening.
The next question that springs to mind, who receives the benefit of sensual stimulation the worshiper or the one who is worshiped, have we then resorted to satisfying the flesh during worship.
Brent I don't mean to cause you any offence it's just the questions I have in my mind and I guess you can see by my questions, being in that church in Aberdeen caused me more distractions rather than less.