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stealing the quote.
Jim, feel free to share. Not steal. Thanks for passing by
I am so sorry God has to see that.
Rightly said, Its despicable.
How many times have you heard, “They have great music.” It used to be a lot more important for my wife and I although we are musicians and bad music is distracting. But maybe that’s another subject. If God and His Word aren’t attractive to some then let it be.
Jeff
Wow, what a sobering quote. I think I may use that in an upcoming post. I am a full time musician, and I have grown weary and sick of the emphasis the church places on music. I have raised these types of issues in my own blog. I am sorry to report that those who say something like this today, are immediately labeled as out of touch. But this is the prince of preachers speaking. It should be more difficult to ignore him.
How I wish we could change the course of the church on this matter. But, it appears that the American church has the gas pedal to the metal on this topic, with no deisre or ability to slow down!
I’m currently going through church history and I must say the irreverance to the sacred or to the holiness of God has been on a decline in the last century since liberalism watered down the fires of evangelicalism. The things we see happening in church today were unheard of two or three centuries ago. I will definitely visit your blog-thanks for passing by.