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Originally Posted by Apocrypha
I've seen it 2 times now in my journeys visiting churches here in S. Florida to get ideas for our new church. Talking to the pastors about it they both present it as a icebreaker.
One of them was clever... the played Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult when doing a series on the afterlife and heaven. I can give them a pass for creativity and a sense of humor.
But Granger Community Church which is a trendsetter for the post moderns recently opened with a Poison song.
http://www.alittleleaven.com/2010/08...aise-song.html
Click on link below to view it in their worship service and give your thoughts. Its a growing trend out there. |
I am opposed to this.
Unless it was an inspirational or general feel good song (I'm thinking, "Lean On Me or something like that) it does not have a place in a worship service.
A worship service should be more about HIM than it should about the people worshiping HIM.
Many secular songs may not be anti-God, but very few do little, if anything, to point people in the direction of love of our GOD and our brothers and sisters.
Where is Michael W. Smith when you need him? I can hear him singing now, "When the music fades and all is stripped away...."
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