Oneness Pentecostal songs?

[Barb]

Originally Posted by n david

The first recording of this song was:
"The Godhead Three in One
Father, Spirit, Son"

A later recording changed the last line to:
"Father, Spirit and Son"

I was a worship leader when this song first came out and had no issue singing it at a UPC church without any changes. The UPC church I currently attend has changed the wording. I'm not fond of changing lyrics, but some churches do.

I have no problem with that either...let me clarify...the FIRST/ORIGINAL lyric.

Originally Posted by n david

I understood what you meant.

Thank you!!!

[houston]

Originally Posted by Barb

I have no problem with that either...let me clarify...the FIRST/ORIGINAL lyric.



Thank you!!!

I'm sorry. I had to read it slower. I get it. My apologies, ma'am.

[n david]

Originally Posted by houston

if people are so afraid of Trinitarian songs, write oneness songs. lol

I had a Pastor berate me once for using too many songs written by trinitarians. He was not happy when I reminded him most of his favorite songs were written by trinitarians. If I would have taken every song out written by a trinitarian, the song list could have been written on a small 1-inch square post-it note!

Originally Posted by houston

oneness people need to start writing songs.

I agree to a point...

The person who wrote, "I'm a Pentecostal," shouldn't write any more songs. LoL

Charity Gayle should write more songs though, along with a few others.

[houston]

Originally Posted by n david

I had a Pastor berate me once for using too many songs written by trinitarians. He was not happy when I reminded him most of his favorite songs were written by trinitarians.


I agree to a point...

The person who wrote, "I'm a Pentecostal," shouldn't write any more songs. LoL

Charity Gayle should write more songs though, along with a few others.

You're right. He shouldn't write any more songs.. but he does and will.

We couldn't sing "new" songs in church until they got old. Weird. And they weren't new... they were recycled and making their rounds again.

[n david]

As a singer and musician, it frustrates me that I have been unable to write songs. I wrote a chorus back in the early 90s that we sang in the church my father pastored. And I helped co-write a song in the mid-90s, but that's been it.

[Barb]

Originally Posted by houston

I'm sorry. I had to read it slower. I get it. My apologies, ma'am.

Thank you, sir...no problem.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by n david

As a singer and musician, it frustrates me that I have been unable to write songs. I wrote a chorus back in the early 90s that we sang in the church my father pastored. And I helped co-write a song in the mid-90s, but that's been it.

What song did you co write?

[n david]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

What song did you co write?

"Grip of Grace." Never published. Co-wrote it in a studio when recording a demo back in '96. Unfortunately, the demo was never finished.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by n david

As a singer and musician, it frustrates me that I have been unable to write songs. I wrote a chorus back in the early 90s that we sang in the church my father pastored. And I helped co-write a song in the mid-90s, but that's been it.

Why are you unable to write songs? Writer's block? Or lack of time?

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by houston

if people are so afraid of Trinitarian songs, write oneness songs. lol

A church girl snapped at me when I suggested that the oneness people need to start writing songs. Foaming at the mouth...

The Jesus Only Song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INePssYGlME