The necessity of having an "emotional response" during worship in order to feel close to God. It's all about feelings for many churches these days, nothing about doctrine and theology, or scripture.
Feelings and emotions aren't bad, God gave them to us for a reason. But seeking an emotional response as a necessity for feeling close to God can cause deception, and blind a person to what's really important in the Christian walk. I've witnessed this myself many, many, maaaannnny times.
Yes! The group called "ApologetiX" has over 600 Christian song paradies of many of the songs we of all ages grew up with.Now this is an odd question, but in the past I've found artists who make Christian songs, but many people didn't realise the meaning of the lyrics until they were told that the artist was christian. Me and others in my class often play music out loud and I wanted some artists like these ones so I can still play Christian music, but without seeming too preachy and obnoxious. Any suggestions?
Epitaph Records used to be a source for a lot of this type of music. Not sure if it is anymore. Something to check into.Now this is an odd question, but in the past I've found artists who make Christian songs, but many people didn't realise the meaning of the lyrics until they were told that the artist was christian. Me and others in my class often play music out loud and I wanted some artists like these ones so I can still play Christian music, but without seeming too preachy and obnoxious. Any suggestions?
Now this is an odd question, but in the past I've found artists who make Christian songs, but many people didn't realise the meaning of the lyrics until they were told that the artist was christian. Me and others in my class often play music out loud and I wanted some artists like these ones so I can still play Christian music, but without seeming too preachy and obnoxious. Any suggestions?
Now this is an odd question, but in the past I've found artists who make Christian songs, but many people didn't realise the meaning of the lyrics until they were told that the artist was christian. Me and others in my class often play music out loud and I wanted some artists like these ones so I can still play Christian music, but without seeming too preachy and obnoxious. Any suggestions?
Now this is an odd question, but in the past I've found artists who make Christian songs, but many people didn't realise the meaning of the lyrics until they were told that the artist was christian. Me and others in my class often play music out loud and I wanted some artists like these ones so I can still play Christian music, but without seeming too preachy and obnoxious. Any suggestions?
