rcorlew
Serving His Flock
- Aug 21, 2008
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I am SB and have been for 20 + years. There is a ban on the "stereotypical" dancing like at high school dances and nightclubs, after what I had seen I would have to agree that nothing good was coming of that.
However, it is worth noting that people in our congregation dance while singing, as a part of worship, and who can't dance around to "Your Grace Is Enough". Believe this or not, dancing as a part of worship is encouraged, but it is not doing the Macarena or the Humpty Dance or anything like that. Now I, being called to be a Sunday School Teacher by the Lord, even support dancing as a part of marriage. A slow dance in a quiet moment with your spouse is very for good for a marriage. I even dance around the house with my daughter to some of her favorite songs and sing along with her.
I suppose it is said that all things are permissible but few things are beneficial, you have to weigh what you are doing with what you are trying to be. If what you are doing is not an outward expression of the Love that is described in the Bible, chances are you should not be doing it.
Just remember in all that you do we are all Christ to this unbelieving world, and to deny Him with our lives in return He will deny us in our day of judgment, that thought terrifies me, so to me better safe than sorry.
However, it is worth noting that people in our congregation dance while singing, as a part of worship, and who can't dance around to "Your Grace Is Enough". Believe this or not, dancing as a part of worship is encouraged, but it is not doing the Macarena or the Humpty Dance or anything like that. Now I, being called to be a Sunday School Teacher by the Lord, even support dancing as a part of marriage. A slow dance in a quiet moment with your spouse is very for good for a marriage. I even dance around the house with my daughter to some of her favorite songs and sing along with her.
I suppose it is said that all things are permissible but few things are beneficial, you have to weigh what you are doing with what you are trying to be. If what you are doing is not an outward expression of the Love that is described in the Bible, chances are you should not be doing it.
Just remember in all that you do we are all Christ to this unbelieving world, and to deny Him with our lives in return He will deny us in our day of judgment, that thought terrifies me, so to me better safe than sorry.
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