Worst Song In the History of Christianity - Page 30

Jeffrey · #**291** 06-29-2010, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

Has anyone mentioned the song at the beginning of Harvestime?

BeenThinkin · #**292** 06-30-2010, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeffrey

I've been guilty before of joking about his singing. Fact is, it has always seemed that when he sang, he was literally looking at Jesus. Can't explain it. The man was not just gifted, his sincerity was without question. He wasn't there to gain album sales, market himself as the next best guy on the music scene, he loved Jesus and shares his gift with the world. Murrell Ewing is a class act. Honored to have spent quality time with him.

He is a dear friend of mine. And yes he is real. When I left the UPC he did not change his response to me. He has treated me the same as he always treated me for all these years. He is truly a "Prince of A Man!" Love his song "Take Me Home Last!"

BT

notofworks · #**293** 06-30-2010, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by BeenThinkin

He is a dear friend of mine. And yes he is real. When I left the UPC he did not change his response to me. He has treated me the same as he always treated me for all these years. He is truly a "Prince of A Man!" Love his song "Take Me Home Last!"

BT

I'm laughing because he spoke at our church once and we were joking about how he makes everyone cry. I walked in with piles of kleenex hanging out of my pocket. All my friends started howling.

I ended up using them.

He told the story and then sang, "Take me home last." As it turned out, I didn't have enough kleenex.

BeenThinkin · #**294** 06-30-2010, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by notofworks

I'm laughing because he spoke at our church once and we were joking about how he makes everyone cry. I walked in with piles of kleenex hanging out of my pocket. All my friends started howling.

I ended up using them.

He told the story and then sang, "Take me home last." As it turned out, I didn't have enough kleenex.

I've got the song on an album. Gonna have to figure out how to get it to video format. Sent you a Facebook request.

BT

Jason B · #**295** 10-05-2010, 11:53 PM

and the winner is........................

Jason B · #**296** 10-06-2010, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Apocrypha

This isnt Christian... in fact is some weirdo Japanese guy beatboxing the Super Mario Brothers theme songs. But it is interesting for its sheer disturbingness

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE-JN...layer_embedded

Sabby · #**297** 10-08-2010, 04:43 PM

God's Wonderful People, by Lanny Wolfe. He had some good ones, but that song makes me cringe!

Mr. Smith · #**298** 10-08-2010, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Sabby

God's Wonderful People, by Lanny Wolfe. He had some good ones, but that song makes me cringe!

What?? I'll tell you, your dislike for the song digs pretty deeply.

Years ago, my grandmother decided that when she turned 70, she was going to fulfill a lifetime dream of taking the gospel to a remote place that would never have it unless she went. She saved up her money and went through all the preparation required and on her 70th birthday we sang Happy Birthday to her, she blew out the candles on the cake and by that evening, she was heading for Sierra Leone, fulfilling a lifetime dream. It was a horribly impoverished country despite the diamond trade that ran through the country.

She stayed for a month and during that time incredible things happened. She brought many to salvation and made dozens of friends among the natives. She told us in a phone call home to the family, the thing that amazed her the most was that these people were just like her old friends and she taught them the song, "God's Wonderful People", because through the power of the Gospel of Christ, they were, to her, God's Wonderful People.

Her time was finished after 3 months and it was time for her to return came and instead of getting on the plane, she went back to the village determined to reach more people. She just couldn't come home.

But 3 weeks later and contacted malaria and within days she passed on to the other side. We were devastated. Rather than get back on that plane, she had such a heart for the lost of Sierra Leone, that she gave her life for them.

When her body was shipped back to the States, inside the casket was found a video tape. It had been been filmed just an hour before her death. About 20 natives had gathered around her bed and sang, in broken English, "I Love the thrill that I feel when I get together with, God's wonderful people."

We wept at the funeral home as we watched. One by one on the video tape, they gave their story of how she had made them one of God's wonderful people.

My grandmother gave her life to go on a lifetime dream trip to give the gospel to God's Wonderful People.

And then I see you making fun of the song. It's hard to read.

Jermyn Davidson · #**299** 10-08-2010, 05:27 PM

There's a song recorded by the Florida Mass Choir either in 1979 or 1981-- I don't remember exactly.

Anyway, the 2nd song on that cd was titled, "Jesus Will Never Say No".

Not only was it false, but one of my brothers and I found the song just plain stupid.

The song is a lie dressed in the garb of gospel music at a time where stupid songs were put on albums to fill the extra space that the one good song did not take up.

Sam · #**300** 10-08-2010, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

What?? I'll tell you, your dislike for the song digs pretty deeply.

Years ago, my grandmother decided that when she turned 70, she was going to fulfill a lifetime dream of taking the gospel to a remote place that would never have it unless she went. She saved up her money and went through all the preparation required and on her 70th birthday we sang Happy Birthday to her, she blew out the candles on the cake and by that evening, she was heading for Sierra Leone, fulfilling a lifetime dream. It was a horribly impoverished country despite the diamond trade that ran through the country.

She stayed for a month and during that time incredible things happened. She brought many to salvation and made dozens of friends among the natives. She told us in a phone call home to the family, the thing that amazed her the most was that these people were just like her old friends and she taught them the song, "God's Wonderful People", because through the power of the Gospel of Christ, they were, to her, God's Wonderful People.

Her time was finished after 3 months and it was time for her to return came and instead of getting on the plane, she went back to the village determined to reach more people. She just couldn't come home.

But 3 weeks later and contacted malaria and within days she passed on to the other side. We were devastated. Rather than get back on that plane, she had such a heart for the lost of Sierra Leone, that she gave her life for them.

When her body was shipped back to the States, inside the casket was found a video tape. It had been been filmed just an hour before her death. About 20 natives had gathered around her bed and sang, in broken English, "I Love the thrill that I feel when I get together with, God's wonderful people."

We wept at the funeral home as we watched. One by one on the video tape, they gave their story of how she had made them one of God's wonderful people.

My grandmother gave her life to go on a lifetime dream trip to give the gospel to God's Wonderful People.

And then I see you making fun of the song. It's hard to read.

thank you for posting that.
That truly blessed me.