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Praise God! what a beautiful testimony!
I have had a chance to witness to many people on campus here. I have talked with the group from Intervarsity Christians. They come from a pretty varied background. The thing is, the Law works on everyone regardless of their background. The bottom line is, we can all do a better job of reaching the lost than we are currently doing. I reached over 300 people last year and I can probably count on one hand how many people I reached all of my other years combined! And yet, it doesn't feel like I did enough. Not to earn my way into heaven, but not enough in the sense that people are dying every day and I truly do not want to see anyone go to hell. So, I keep moving on!!
The Barlow Girls are a fantastic group and a group that really has their head on their shoulders and are fantastic models for the teenage girls.
I agree! the teen girls need to have someone to look up to. If you notice on my sidebar, I have a link for Kit Coffin, she is a wonderful Christian singer in Oklahoma City. They have played her music on KLOVE radio. I met her when I lived in OKC back in 2003. When I do my next revival, I am going to have her come and give her testimony and perform some of her songs. She gave me a Cd of hers, I play it all the time. Her desire is to reach girls to teach them how to be pure and godly girls and women.
I wasn't sure at first, thought it might be rock and roll (even Christian rock and roll is deadly) but what a beautiful song and message! Why can't more of the modern pop music girls sing about things like this instead of sin and sexuality?An Oklahoma City man, Brian? I lived in Tulsa, myself. Great state and city, very conservative and lots of great Christians around!
I lived about a mile from the big mall in OKC! I liked it there!
That is awesome! I like how you added the video to tie it in, too. I'm so behind on your entries! I'm reading them now :)And when you do your next revival, please let us know!And speaking as... I don't agree that Christian rock and roll is deadly. Yes, there are some that do not have any kind of message at all or who distort the message of the gospel. If that is what you were saying, I agree, definitely. However, I have a problem when people hear electric guitars and stuff and believe right away that it's not Christian. Lyrics are what make a song Christian or not Christian, not the background music. In fact, I bet Marilyn Manson can make a song SOUND like "Amazing Grace" but twist the lyrics... therefore, the lyrics make it not Christian, not the background music. It's the same sense when a Pastor preaches. He's standing at a pulpit in a church in front of a congregation, but whether or not it is a Christian message is in the WORDS, not the background stuff (being at a pulpit, etc.). I listen to a lot of Christian rock music, but I don't listen to certain groups because there's no message or the message is twisted. Sorry if that isn't what you meant, but I hear this a lot! And people at my church look down when we sing worship music (with a great Christian, biblical message) JUST because there are drums and electric guitars and a bass guitar. It's the MESSAGE, not the WORDLESS NOTES.
I agree Jessie, in fact, the group "Go Fish" is very biblical. Probably one of the most biblical singing groups I have heard. I would suggest anyone who has not heard of Go fish, to give them a listen. Actually, maybe I can do a post on them!
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Praise God! what a beautiful testimony!
I have had a chance to witness to many people on campus here. I have talked with the group from Intervarsity Christians. They come from a pretty varied background. The thing is, the Law works on everyone regardless of their background. The bottom line is, we can all do a better job of reaching the lost than we are currently doing. I reached over 300 people last year and I can probably count on one hand how many people I reached all of my other years combined! And yet, it doesn't feel like I did enough. Not to earn my way into heaven, but not enough in the sense that people are dying every day and I truly do not want to see anyone go to hell. So, I keep moving on!!
The Barlow Girls are a fantastic group and a group that really has their head on their shoulders and are fantastic models for the teenage girls.
I agree! the teen girls need to have someone to look up to. If you notice on my sidebar, I have a link for Kit Coffin, she is a wonderful Christian singer in Oklahoma City. They have played her music on KLOVE radio. I met her when I lived in OKC back in 2003. When I do my next revival, I am going to have her come and give her testimony and perform some of her songs. She gave me a Cd of hers, I play it all the time. Her desire is to reach girls to teach them how to be pure and godly girls and women.
I wasn't sure at first, thought it might be rock and roll (even Christian rock and roll is deadly) but what a beautiful song and message! Why can't more of the modern pop music girls sing about things like this instead of sin and sexuality?
An Oklahoma City man, Brian? I lived in Tulsa, myself. Great state and city, very conservative and lots of great Christians around!
I lived about a mile from the big mall in OKC! I liked it there!
That is awesome! I like how you added the video to tie it in, too.
I'm so behind on your entries! I'm reading them now :)
And when you do your next revival, please let us know!
And speaking as... I don't agree that Christian rock and roll is deadly. Yes, there are some that do not have any kind of message at all or who distort the message of the gospel. If that is what you were saying, I agree, definitely. However, I have a problem when people hear electric guitars and stuff and believe right away that it's not Christian.
Lyrics are what make a song Christian or not Christian, not the background music. In fact, I bet Marilyn Manson can make a song SOUND like "Amazing Grace" but twist the lyrics... therefore, the lyrics make it not Christian, not the background music. It's the same sense when a Pastor preaches. He's standing at a pulpit in a church in front of a congregation, but whether or not it is a Christian message is in the WORDS, not the background stuff (being at a pulpit, etc.).
I listen to a lot of Christian rock music, but I don't listen to certain groups because there's no message or the message is twisted.
Sorry if that isn't what you meant, but I hear this a lot! And people at my church look down when we sing worship music (with a great Christian, biblical message) JUST because there are drums and electric guitars and a bass guitar. It's the MESSAGE, not the WORDLESS NOTES.
I agree Jessie, in fact, the group "Go Fish" is very biblical. Probably one of the most biblical singing groups I have heard. I would suggest anyone who has not heard of Go fish, to give them a listen. Actually, maybe I can do a post on them!
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