Gateway's New DVD - shocker - Page 9

tamor · #81 05-31-2007, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

I believe so. It is so lame.. kinda sad, too. It's not very genuine or inspired.

Are you talking about Judy or Chosen?

I love Judy Jacobs. And both my girls have been to Karen Wheaton's youth services in Alabama and they like them. Why do y'all see them as lame?

berkeley · #82 05-31-2007, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by tamor

Are you talking about Judy or Chosen?

I love Judy Jacobs. And both my girls have been to Karen Wheaton's youth services in Alabama and they like them. Why do y'all see them as lame?

The kids dancing... it's very programmed. They get an A for effort. Maybe I'm too old school. I dunno.

Sherri · #83 05-31-2007, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

The kids dancing... it's very programmed. They get an A for effort. Maybe I'm too old school. I dunno.

I was at a UPC church a couple years ago close to me, and the kids from that church all dressed alike and did Karen Wheaton's song and dance, exactly like the DVD she put out. It was powerful, but I was a little surprised.

I can't remember the name of the song. Tamor, it's the one we did in Adamsville a couple times that Lynn and about 40 people did.

berkeley · #84 05-31-2007, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I was at a UPC church a couple years ago close to me, and the kids from that church all dressed alike and did Karen Wheaton's song and dance, exactly like the DVD she put out. It was powerful, but I was a little surprised.

I can't remember the name of the song. Tamor, it's the one we did in Adamsville a couple times that Lynn and about 40 people did.

That's cool. I am kinda old school.. but I'm coming around.. lol

Sherri · #85 05-31-2007, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

That's cool. I am kinda old school.. but I'm coming around.. lol

Man, you're way too YOUNG to be old school. I'm 50 and I'm not old school!! I refuse to be anything with the word old in it.

berkeley · #86 05-31-2007, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

Man, you're way too YOUNG to be old school. I'm 50 and I'm not old school!! I refuse to be anything with the word old in it.

hey.. hey.. ultra con here.. sorta.. well.. not really so much anymore.. I said I'm coming around.. give a guy a break!!!

tamor · #87 06-01-2007, 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I was at a UPC church a couple years ago close to me, and the kids from that church all dressed alike and did Karen Wheaton's song and dance, exactly like the DVD she put out. It was powerful, but I was a little surprised.

I can't remember the name of the song. Tamor, it's the one we did in Adamsville a couple times that Lynn and about 40 people did.

Behold the Lamb? We signed that song. Yeah, I was in that both times. Very powerful. I thought y'all were in Jackson by then. Have you seen us perform that one?

#88 02-09-2008, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I don't even know; my brother was down and it was recorded at this church. They had not seen it either until we watched it together. When I was at his church dedication in March, the Gateway choir sang there. They are really good! I think Gateway is kind of the "Bible college of Choice" at the present. You know how it kind of goes in cycles.

THE CD/DVD is called "STAND." Most of the songs on the recording were wrote by students. I too was at the recording, and it was awesome. The chorale was truly anointed and at one point the worship wa so strong, that there were no musicians left on their instruments, or anyone left to sing.

I have never witnessed this at any other Bible college recordings...for quite a while...maybe way back in the JCM days. : ) I am impressed with the music program @ Gateway, they rock!

Cindy · #89 02-09-2008, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

That's why I love the mission field! It's the same way in Kenya; they will stay all day, and stand because there are no places to sit down. Our people would never stand for that many hours, especially in a mud church.

I have a friend that went to Africa for a month. He said when he went to bed the first night it was quiet. After a little while the man in the next bed started speaking and he couldn't understand most of it but he heard Jesus name spoken. The next day he asked if the man was talking in his sleep, someone told him no. He was praying, praying in his sleep. Pray without ceasing was taken to heart.

Cindy · #90 02-09-2008, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Praxeas

They do that on TBN too. That Judy chick sings that song "No one like Jehovah" and has a bunch of teen agers all dressed in black standing behind her and all they do is jump up and down and dance from the moment she starts

That is kind of scary to me, I don't know why but it just is. They dance like the kids do at the raves or whatever you call them. Down in the mosh pit thingy. Mostly goth I think.