We must return to proclaiming powerfully and joyfully the event of Christ's death and Resurrection, heart of Christianity, principal fulcrum of our faith, powerful lever of our certainty, impetuous wind that sweeps away every fear and indecision, every doubt and human calculation. — B16
Chaplain Mike writes:
Bob, if you are talking about a choir, ensemble or soloist offering their gifts in a church sanctuary that no one would mistake for a concert hall, then I can certainly agree with some of your points.
But wouldn’t you agree that a great deal of what is passed off as worship music today is presented in settings that shout “PERFORMANCE” so loudly that people might find it difficult to distinguish between whether they’re at a concert or a worship service?
“It is better to think of church in the ale-house than to think of the ale-house in church.” - Martin Luther
@boarshead buzz
C. S. Lewis
Another guy who could
really put it away
