Claim. Musical style matters, but mature worship submits personal preference to biblical truth and congregational edification.
Elaboration. Asked whether disliked songs are a reason to leave a church, the speakers separate style from substance. The better question is whether the worship pastor is focusing people on Jesus, giving them truth to sing, and getting out of the way (27:24-28:50, Transcript). One speaker says believers may need to recognize that biblical, clear, singable, God-directed songs are “the right songs for you to start liking” even if they are not personally preferred (29:14-29:55). The New Testament call to lay aside preferences for others supplies the larger maturity frame (29:58-30:18).
Implication. Style discernment belongs under love for the body, not consumer choice.