
10-07-2013, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord
Actually, any kind of gospel music can turn into entertainment, and a show time... I think Sis. Renee was just speaking of the wild kind of music that gets people pumped up and excited, and moving to the beat, without any real heartfelt worship coming from their hearts, much like what goes on at any rock/country or band concert. I've been in band concerts where the jazz music got my toes a tapping, and my hands a clapping, and it had nothing to do with the Lord.
I understand what she is trying to say... that when the music, and the beat becomes more important than true heartfelt worship... then it becomes pure entertainment, and it doesn't matter what the lyrics are or what style of music it is.
Trying to find heartfelt soul filled, anointed music is rather tough in our entertainment-driven society... many would far rather be entertained by a beat, a tune and a show, than to actually experience heart felt worship that requires a sacrifice of praise that cries up to the Lord from the heart.
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Why call it jungle music then? That label has a very racial overtone.
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