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Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 2:51 pm
by SoCalExile
Hortator wrote:I dont think music in church is against biblical principles (except death metal)
While not quite death metal, this one is actually deeper theologically than MacArthur's 'rousing' tune...plus it gives the gospel.
"He is the Living One who was dead, behold He is now alive forever and ever and holds the keys to death and Hades."
Royal blood flowed through His veins even as He was a beaten man spat on in shame.
Tied to the cross by mockers who scoffed, beaten, bruised, pulverized with no help from aloft.
And though His body was buried once they pulled Him from the tree, there was no grave on earth that could hold His majesty.
Death was rendered powerless and all hell fears His name… Deathless Conqueror, King of Kings riding through a field of blood…
"He that is dead is free from sin and if we be dead with Christ then we shall also live with Him.
Knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dies no more; death has no more dominion over Him."
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Eyes of fire… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, with justice waging war He's the Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Faithful and True… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Word of God… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings!
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 4:14 pm
by RickD
I don't care what the message is supposed to be(I can't understand it), that's the most hideous, God-awful sound I've ever heard. I'd rather sit through hours of Freddy Kreuger with a chalk board.
I suppose the message may reach someone though.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 5:51 pm
by Jac3510
SoCalExile wrote:Hortator wrote:I dont think music in church is against biblical principles (except death metal)
While not quite death metal, this one is actually deeper theologically than MacArthur's 'rousing' tune...plus it gives the gospel.
"He is the Living One who was dead, behold He is now alive forever and ever and holds the keys to death and Hades."
Royal blood flowed through His veins even as He was a beaten man spat on in shame.
Tied to the cross by mockers who scoffed, beaten, bruised, pulverized with no help from aloft.
And though His body was buried once they pulled Him from the tree, there was no grave on earth that could hold His majesty.
Death was rendered powerless and all hell fears His name… Deathless Conqueror, King of Kings riding through a field of blood…
"He that is dead is free from sin and if we be dead with Christ then we shall also live with Him.
Knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dies no more; death has no more dominion over Him."
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Eyes of fire… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, with justice waging war He's the Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Faithful and True… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Word of God… Deathless Conqueror.
King of Kings!
First sceamer's tone was a'ight - what I'd expect at least. Second guy needs to leave the work to the first one.
RickD wrote:I don't care what the message is supposed to be(I can't understand it), that's the most hideous, God-awful sound I've ever heard. I'd rather sit through hours of Freddy Kreuger with a chalk board.
I suppose the message may reach someone though.
It's not that hard to understand. These guys were my into into the more screaming type stuff (definitely not Christian, so just FYI . . .
)
These guys are a good intro into the style, since (from this album on, anyway) they are much more understandable and have a few melodic parts
edit:
That said, first (and only) time I saw them life was at a Summer Sanitarium tour. They opened followed by Deftones, then Linkin Park, then Linkin Park, and finally Metallica. Amazing show. But, I digress. At that time, Mudvayne was working with this sound:
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 1:30 am
by SoCalExile
RickD wrote:I don't care what the message is supposed to be(I can't understand it), that's the most hideous, God-awful sound I've ever heard. I'd rather sit through hours of Freddy Kreuger with a chalk board.
I suppose the message may reach someone though.
It's better than some worship bands I've heard in regards to the quality of the screaming, lol.
In that genre, the singer isn't all that important, and is basically another instrument.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 7:16 am
by IceMobster
RickD wrote:I don't care what the message is supposed to be(I can't understand it), that's the most hideous, God-awful sound I've ever heard. I'd rather sit through hours of Freddy Kreuger with a chalk board.
I suppose the message may reach someone though.
Haha, if you didn't understand anything here, you should try metalcore.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 9:17 am
by crochet1949
Music in church is Supposed to be Attracting people to / leading in Worship, isn't it -- not scaring them out of the building.
Songs like "The old rugged cross" / Amazing Grace / Living for Jesus / That is real music. Inspirational, easy to understand. Wonderful message.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 10:50 am
by SoCalExile
crochet1949 wrote:Music in church is Supposed to be Attracting people to / leading in Worship, isn't it -- not scaring them out of the building.
Songs like "The old rugged cross" / Amazing Grace / Living for Jesus / That is real music. Inspirational, easy to understand. Wonderful message.
What scares you attracts me.
It was a band called The Crucified that God used to reach me in the 90s. Then I heard other groups and what they said. It wasn't stuffy old hymns that reached me, with some old preacher screaming and yelling about sin. It was guys not much older than me talking about the emptiness and betrayal of the world and the the hope that lies in God. I suppose some preachers today would say that's wrong, but because I listened to those preachers, I walked away out of frustration of my own lack of ability to meet
their standards of salvation, which weren't God's.
So you listen to your hymns not because it's more or less pleasing to God, but because you want to...just like us.
BTW Rick, this is probably more your speed:
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 3:06 pm
by RickD
You have made baby Jesus sad.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 3:11 pm
by Nessa
I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 3:15 pm
by Kurieuo
It's the other way around isn't it? Everything is of God, but things that lead people away from God isn't necessarily of God.
That doesn't work does it? So maybe not...
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 3:44 pm
by RickD
Nessa wrote:I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
I think that's a nice way of saying that the music is not only horrible, but it's evil too.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 4:38 pm
by IceMobster
Nessa wrote:I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
Oh, no you did n... Back to the kitchen, woman!
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 4:54 pm
by Nessa
IceMobster wrote:Nessa wrote:I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
Oh, no you did n... Back to the kitchen, woman!
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 5:22 pm
by SoCalExile
Nessa wrote:I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
Re: Music in the Church
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 5:46 pm
by Nessa
SoCalExile wrote:Nessa wrote:I think it's good to keep in mind that something that leads us to God is not necessarily of God. That goes for music as well.
I have nothing against that style of music. I like Skillet myself.
Satan disguises himself as an angel of the light...I'd be more skeptical of the more normal stuff.
What I am aware of tho is that there seems to be a bit of pandering going on in regards to what happens with Christian music and churches. A 'people seem to like this..how can we do a Christian version to reel ppl in' sorta attitude.
Now we are all unique individuals and there should be a variety of styles out there but yeah, we arent in competition with the world.