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Discover the soulful sounds of Songs, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs in this forum. 
Please do not promote and "Rock" or so called "Christian Rock" in these forums.
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The use of CCM in IFB churches (whether in the CCM orignal format or a traditionalized rendition of it) has been thoroughly thrashed here. It is clear that most of us here are, generally speaking, against CCM to various degrees. I was reading more about the subject on David Cloud's site (via some of his RSS postings here) and one particular beef with it is the association(s) part of it (as has also been thoroughly debated on this forum). My intent is not to rehash either of those debates in this thread. Rather, I had a thought about the way CCM artists often take some of our more traditional hyms and put them to their version of music. If one of our beefs with us…
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Rock music exalts the flesh. Does it sometimes sound "powerful"? Here's why http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_chord
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My search for a place to dialogue with independent Baptists almost ended in disappointment. Many websites claiming to have IFB distinctives, attract the foul and carnal. My perception is that this site keeps that element in check. I recently launched a website as a tool to assist people under the guidance of my music ministry. I don’t have any commercial motives and freely provide materials that will help like-minded Christians learn to play music that glorifies God. Here’s a summary of my testimony. Before I was bought with the blood of Christ, I lived for and played secular music. Once I was saved, I tried to play the hymns on guitar but it sounded too much like…
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My wife has made a couple of CDs, many of the songs on them are songs she wrote. We're very conservative in our music, no rock, drums, etc. Here's a link to a song, I hope you like it. If you're interested in the CDs, PM me. Thanks. Melissa Schworer
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My son Jon playing mandolin with his band, Big River Bluegrass, at Sapp Church sing last night. http://picosong.com/nj5c/ http://picosong.com/nj5X
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Our son, Jon, has recently been playing mandolin with the bluegrass gospel band "Big River" , which opened for Jeff and Sheri Easter Saturday night. At the end of the show, they all played on stage together. For those who don't know, Jeff's Dad wrote the song "Thank You Lord for Your Blessings on Me", and Sheri and her Mom, Polly, were performing members of the Lewis Family. Both of Jeff and Sheri's children also perform with them. Their daughter, Morgan, is standing next to Jon.
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1) Download Spotify (it's free), 2) Link to your Facebook account if you have one. 3) Type in The Hymn Makers. 4) Listen to some of the most spiritual music ever written. 5) Post on Facebook and share with your friends.
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In case you don't know, this is a song by CCM rock group Delirious? I don't understand why we are digging through the garbage of CCM in order to find music to sing. This is the first "real" CCM song Steve Pettit has put out and if they follow in the footsteps of WCBC, it only goes downhill from here. Here is the original:
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Here are my favorite Christian artists and music that I listen to. On top of my list. 1.Kari Jobe 2.HillSong 3.Laura Story 4.Casting Crowns Why I like Kari Jobe songs because it really speaks of what I feel and what I wanna say to Our Lord Jesus. Simple but meaningful lyrics. :)
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We just had a music teaching series in Sunday School, and the speaker talked about abiding radio. I love it, and thought I would share! abidingradio.com
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We're working on learning this one.
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This has probably been addresses before, but what are ya'lls thoughts on classical music? I don't like all classical. The more modern stuff gets under my skin, with the exception of some that is of the "classical" or "baroqure" style. I like some of the Romantic era, i.e. Dvorak's New World Sym. etc.
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Hi Anybody Out There! I'm new here, but just wanted to mention a great new hymnal put out by Majesty Music....."Rejoice Hymns" containing the favorites from the Majesty Hymns with many more added. I came across it while looking for something else....downloaded some samples, and ordered a spiral edition along with some of their instructional books. Great product! I also love Songs & Hymns of Revival...all 3 editions, from North Valley Baptist , my very favorite ministry & wonderful online resource! For inspired evangelistic music,not to mention old fashioned bible preaching, they are 2nd to none!....check them out at www.nvbc.com....... Both of these are exce…
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What do you guys think of Frank Garlock? I grew up with his music and our church still has his hymnal. Recently, I read an article that makes the case that Dr. Garlock mixes pagan New Age mysticism with the Bible to suport his viewpoints. It gave specific examples and scared me to death. Is Garlock teach the Bible or just his own opinions?
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Some of mine are Footprints of Jesus, Like a River Glorious, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, No, Not One, etc. What are some of yours? God bless, Crushmaster.
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I'm sure someone's done this sometime in the past, but let's do it again! What is your favorite hymn? Feel free to post the lyrics. I'm going to do two, since I'm the OP. Saved by the Blood Saved by the blood of the Crucified One! Now ransomed from sin and a new work begun, Sing praise to the Father and praise to the Son, Saved by the blood of the Crucified One! Refrain Glory, I’m saved! Glory, I’m saved! My sins are all pardoned, my guilt is all gone! Glory, I’m saved! Glory, I’m saved! I am saved by the blood of the Crucified One! Saved by the blood of the Crucified One! The angels rejoicing because it is done; A child of the Father, joint heir wi…
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Love this song and I get to see them again next month in Centre Alabama. Praise God!
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There was a wedding recently in the church where I used to be the associate pastor. We left the church last summer over several issues including music. My family did not attend the wedding (although my wife and daughter were formally invited). I thought it wise not to allow them to go. My caution was based upon the type of music that was used while we were attending there. Several days after the wedding we were given a CD of the service. I was somewhat dumbfounded but not altogether surprised by the use of worldly music. In the year and a half that we were a part of this church, the pastor illustrated over and over again that he is a compromiser and that he does not kno…
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One of my favorites by the John Marshall Family Singers...
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It seems a little negative, but I'm sure y'all can agree they did a pretty good job on this one
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Anyone else use Pandora Internet Music? If you do not, I encourage you to give it a try and see if you like it.
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By MikeWatson1 · Posted
Posted by a person in another forum: regarding Paul talking about 'not permitting a woman to speak': 'Scholars and Theologians have pointed out that verses (which they did not have chapter and verse originally) in 1 Corinthians 14.. 34-35 were originally a gloss written in the margin of 1 Corinthians by a non-Pauline hand but eventually inserted into the text of later manuscripts in different places (after v. 33 in some and after v. 40 in others). And for 1 Timothy 2:12.. The view of a large majority of modern scholars of 1 Timothy is that the epistle was not written by Paul, but dates to after Paul's death and has an unknown author. As a pseudepigraphical work incorrectly attributed to Paul, the verse is often described as deutero-Pauline literature or as a pastoral epistle.' My thoughts are this is coming from skeptical scholars who have no reverence for God's Word..but I don't actually know the counter arguments to this. Your thoughts? -
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By heartstrings · Posted
Yes, the Bible mentions dragons, behemoths, leviathans and unicorns. But, curiously, it never mentions things like jackals, elephants, crocodiles, or the rhinoceros which were once indigenous to the Middle East and even Israel itself. Is that because it really does mention them by other names, like, they were once called dragons, behemoths, leviathans and unicorns? I don't know for sure though I do suspect so. But no one can not honestly say that the Bible mentions dinosaurs. Ancient peoples also drew pictures, made carvings and sculptures of animals with human parts and humans with animal parts, horses with wings, horses with horns in their foreheads, snakes with wings, lions with wings, half man-half horses and all kinds of fanciful stuff, But that doesn't mean those things existed. -
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Job and Psalms refer to several dinosaurs after the flood. Man walked with dinosaurs. They were not killed due to any disaster, but were a threat or a source of hunting for man and man caught and killed them over hundreds or thousands of years. There are pictures and drawings of various creatures men killed during the dark ages; therefore men encountered them and fought them even since the time of Christ. All may be killed off now.
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