Christian Saboteur
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I like Cup of Loneliness,The Lord has been Mighty Good to me,and Lily of the Valley,sung by George Jones.
Plus some Bill Monroe music.
Plus some Bill Monroe music.
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Christian Saboteur
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+ Bringing in the Sheaves,On the Wings of a Snow White Dove,and Burning Bridges by the Mike Curb Congregation.
The Ohio Resistance
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HI Christian Saboteur
Oh, too, many to say. One that I currently have running through my head is "The Commission":
I enjoy most everything by BTC and there's a new singer out, Charity Gayle who also has quite a wonderful sound of praising and worshipping the Lord.
Enjoy these praises to our God and may He bless each one of us beyond what we deserve.
Ted
Oh, too, many to say. One that I currently have running through my head is "The Commission":
I enjoy most everything by BTC and there's a new singer out, Charity Gayle who also has quite a wonderful sound of praising and worshipping the Lord.
Enjoy these praises to our God and may He bless each one of us beyond what we deserve.
Ted
IMO most Christian songs are built on, or have within, rubbish: https://archive.org/details/singings-gone-global-exploring-christian-songs. Some put me off church or send me scuttling to the toilet. A very few Christian songs are both well-built and well-populated. I’d put Laura Story’s 2004 Indescribable, in that august list.
It is a theodirectional song to the father or to deity in general, excluding Jesus. In the main it is worship in poetry, a bowing in awe—“we fall to our knees”. It fails to fall into the trap of polytheism, avoiding common expressions such as [an amazing god], and sees God not as a god-type but as himself. That’s a breath of fresh air under the stifling clouds of polytheism.
As poetry, we can excuse its ideas of micromanagement—eg “every lightning bolt”. On Earth, natural events follow laws of nature set by God yet influenceable by man: semi-determinism. Nature’s laws are God’s baton—the song points in the right direction.
And as if natural wonder is not enough, we sing of his incredible love for us very flawed creatures—“you see the depths of my heart and you love me the same.” It’s a song to put your heart and lungs into.
It is a theodirectional song to the father or to deity in general, excluding Jesus. In the main it is worship in poetry, a bowing in awe—“we fall to our knees”. It fails to fall into the trap of polytheism, avoiding common expressions such as [an amazing god], and sees God not as a god-type but as himself. That’s a breath of fresh air under the stifling clouds of polytheism.
As poetry, we can excuse its ideas of micromanagement—eg “every lightning bolt”. On Earth, natural events follow laws of nature set by God yet influenceable by man: semi-determinism. Nature’s laws are God’s baton—the song points in the right direction.
And as if natural wonder is not enough, we sing of his incredible love for us very flawed creatures—“you see the depths of my heart and you love me the same.” It’s a song to put your heart and lungs into.
I don't know about the music, but by and large the lyrics are cringe-worthy to lyricologists.
Christian Saboteur
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Francis........If any one of you guys ever touch me I'll kill ya.
Uncle Hulka.......Lighten up Francis.
From "STRIPES".
The Ohio Resistance.
Uncle Hulka.......Lighten up Francis.
From "STRIPES".
The Ohio Resistance.
Riven
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Yep. That's why I never could get into it. It's kind of like Diet Coke. It's fine if you never tasted the real thing.
Hi guys,
I've been following this thread and posting some of the praise music that I enjoy. But I'm noticing several posters are using this thread to discuss their distaste of the genre of music that the OP's request is that we share our favorite christian songs.
Look, if you don't like christian music, that's fine with me, but this isn't the thread for that.
You guys that are sour pusses towards christian music and just want to post complaints about how bad it is...... GO START YOUR OWN THREAD!!!!!!! Please leave those of us who would like to participate in the purpose of the OP's thread to do that on this thread.
Start you a thread titled: This is place for all those who don't like christian music.
Go for it!! But I love God and I love Jesus and my heart loves to sing praises to them and to the Spirit. To give praises to God for the testimony that He has given us of His loving kindness.
I think the Scriptures are pretty clear that God loves when we sing His praises.
God bless,
Ted
I've been following this thread and posting some of the praise music that I enjoy. But I'm noticing several posters are using this thread to discuss their distaste of the genre of music that the OP's request is that we share our favorite christian songs.
Look, if you don't like christian music, that's fine with me, but this isn't the thread for that.
You guys that are sour pusses towards christian music and just want to post complaints about how bad it is...... GO START YOUR OWN THREAD!!!!!!! Please leave those of us who would like to participate in the purpose of the OP's thread to do that on this thread.
Start you a thread titled: This is place for all those who don't like christian music.
Go for it!! But I love God and I love Jesus and my heart loves to sing praises to them and to the Spirit. To give praises to God for the testimony that He has given us of His loving kindness.
I think the Scriptures are pretty clear that God loves when we sing His praises.
God bless,
Ted
Riven
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Hi Riven
I'm not getting the meme.
However, as regards the rest of the complaints that have been made on this thread, I think it well that we remember that God's word says that He inhabits the praises of His people. Here are a few other indications from His word that would say pretty much that God enjoys our praises in song to Him:
Sing praises to God, sing praises! Sing praises to our King, sing praises!
All the earth shall worship You And sing praises to You; They shall sing praises to Your name." Selah
Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving; Sing praises on the harp to our God,
I will sing of mercy and justice; To You, O Lord, I will sing praises.
Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name Yah, And rejoice before Him.
But I will declare forever, I will sing praises to the God of Jacob.
I will sing, yes, I will sing praises to the Lord.
Shout joyfully to the Lord, all the earth; Break forth in song, rejoice, and sing praises.
I can provide plenty more, but I think everyone should get the point by now that God loves it when we sing praises of His loving kindness, mercy, compassion and salvation. To raise up our voices in song to extol His virtues and His salvation. So, all you sour pusses just take it somewhere else. Start your own thread and decry this dreadful, to you, practice of singing praises to
God. For me, if a song praises God in truth of who He is and all that He has done. I'm good with that. Now, certain songs may not be the 'type' of songs that I enjoy as much as others, but any praise sung to my God gets God's approval, if what we read in His Scriptures is true.
Oh, and if I remember correctly, you're not a believer. Therefore, you aren't likely to understand what a God, that you don't believe in, loves about His people.
God bless,
Ted
I'm not getting the meme.
However, as regards the rest of the complaints that have been made on this thread, I think it well that we remember that God's word says that He inhabits the praises of His people. Here are a few other indications from His word that would say pretty much that God enjoys our praises in song to Him:
Sing praises to God, sing praises! Sing praises to our King, sing praises!
All the earth shall worship You And sing praises to You; They shall sing praises to Your name." Selah
Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving; Sing praises on the harp to our God,
I will sing of mercy and justice; To You, O Lord, I will sing praises.
Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds, By His name Yah, And rejoice before Him.
But I will declare forever, I will sing praises to the God of Jacob.
I will sing, yes, I will sing praises to the Lord.
Shout joyfully to the Lord, all the earth; Break forth in song, rejoice, and sing praises.
I can provide plenty more, but I think everyone should get the point by now that God loves it when we sing praises of His loving kindness, mercy, compassion and salvation. To raise up our voices in song to extol His virtues and His salvation. So, all you sour pusses just take it somewhere else. Start your own thread and decry this dreadful, to you, practice of singing praises to
God. For me, if a song praises God in truth of who He is and all that He has done. I'm good with that. Now, certain songs may not be the 'type' of songs that I enjoy as much as others, but any praise sung to my God gets God's approval, if what we read in His Scriptures is true.
Oh, and if I remember correctly, you're not a believer. Therefore, you aren't likely to understand what a God, that you don't believe in, loves about His people.
God bless,
Ted
Riven
Member
So? Still doesn't change the fact that Christian music is lame. I would know. I went to a Christian school for many years. I've had my fill of it.
Hi Riven
Yes, but I'm saying that I would expect that of a non-believer. I mean, who of us enjoys singing songs praising someone that we believe to be a made up fairy tale, or however you think of the accounts found in the Scriptures?
God bless,
Ted
Riven
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You're making an assumption. I appreciate good music, regardless of what the meaning is behind it.
Hi Riven
Look, I understand your feelings on this specific matter, but the Scriptures tell me that those without the Spirit do not understand the things of the Spirit. That's all. Now you're free to argue that you know better than all of that and I'm fine with it. But as a believer, I believe what the Scriptures tell me about the nature of the lost. You've been pretty certain in your claims that you aren't a fan of christian music. As a believer that doesn't surprise me. Now, if you want to tell yourself that that's because I'm making an assumption about you, go ahead. But you did say that you don't care for christian music. I'm not assuming that, right? I'm fine to leave it at that, but if you'd rather to continue discussing your point of view, you're free to do that.
God bless,
Ted
journeyman
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It Is Well With My Soul is a beautiful song. I also love to make secular songs into the gospel message if the words fit in that way 
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