Christian Contemporary Music in our churches

[shane usry]

Sorry to hear that, really. I know you must feel awful. I'll be praying for you!

 

[Gib]

Thanks, I'm out-a-here. Stop back by sometime.

 

[shane usry]

Been praying for you Gib. I hope you're feeling better! Shane

 

[Gib]

Thanks Shane. I'm on vacation Wed-Mon and hope to get some much needed rest.

 

[SpiritualMadMan]

Aaron posted March 18, 2006 04:50 AM
One post by sanderson1769 results in 43 posts of restless natives beating their war drums.

Yeh, I just walked through the posts... And, found some of the comments 'interesting'...

PastorSBC1303 posted March 18, 2006 10:03 AM
Hey Aaron, I bet sanderson could use a good associate, want me to give him your name

You might find that Aaron, as passionate as he is, is far too balanced to get involved.

Hey, if I start a church I might beat Steve to the punch and ask him myself!

(Now, *that* would be interesting...)

Mike Sr.

 

[gb93433]

99% of artists writing and performing Christian contemporary music do not use the King James Bible, do not go soul-winning, do not live a separated life, do not dress like the Bible commands a Christian to dress, do not attend a local church faithfully, and yet godly Christians listen to their music as if it is not wrong music.

Do you advocate a western Jesus?

 

[gb93433]

Worldly music goes in and out of style; but the classic hymns are never out of style.

Whatever happened to the hymn of Phil. 2 and the singing Psalms? Does the writer of the article sing those hymns in his church? I seriously doubt he sings any of them. I know the non-Christian Jews have a cantor who deals with the Psalms. So I guess that makes the writer of the article a pagan.

 

[Eric B]

Do you advocate a western Jesus?

Hey, "all truth is English truth" as the leader of that movement says.