I'll never forget watching that first "game film" recording of our worship service – we started at a tempo that was too fast and ended even faster. It was like musical tug-of-war happening in real time, and our congregation was caught in the middle. That's when I realized we needed click tracks. But over the years, I've discovered that most objections to tracks aren't really about the technology – they're about the heart. People fear losing authenticity, becoming robotic, or sacrificing the "live music" feel. Here's the truth: tracks aren't about perfection – they're about stewardship of your calling to remove barriers so people can encounter Jesus without musical distractions.