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A Church of God looking for a conservative pastor can’t find one or will get no assistance from denominational resources to find one.
Good they don’t want me then I refuse to dress up like a puppet. If I dress up it is because I want to or God has me do it. And the best use for the hymnals it raised the amplifier just the right angle to hear it better lol.
I agree with the member. I would not permit a “so-called” preacher in my pulpit that looked like a bum. They would not dress like that if they were attending a wedding or visiting the White House. The house of God is far more important than a wedding or the White House. Singing? I agree with the member. Nothing but hymns and shouting music. I am so tired of those 7/11 songs.
So I’m a so called preacher because I won’t be told my a member what to wear?
What if the members demanded casual
And sing hymns
Hymns are fine occasionally but I prefer to sing to the king not about him.
When we get heaven, it will all be worship songs. But until then, we must get others saved. Only testimonial songs will draw them into the an altar of prayer.
I’m curious where we get our code for dress in Scripture. I don’t remember seeing outlines for attire listed.
And last I checked, it wasn’t the testimony song that drew folks to the Lord… seems the Holy Spirit had more to do with it than song choice…
The Holy Ghost uses the testimonial songs.
So if God can use donkies and roosters to bring people back in line, are you telling me that red back hymns are what He is restricted to now?
Nothing wrong with that
I fit that bill totally
I have a wonderful church
We sang hymns tonight
Broke into a Jericho march
Had prayer in the altars
That’s how we roll
I am not looking, I am having a wonderful time in South Mississippi
What is wrong with a church wanting hymn?
Nothing wrong with wanting hymns but to pigeon hole God to that is just not Scriptural. An opinion is one thing but passing it off as the only means to spread the gospel with Scriptural support is completely wrong
What if they only wanted hillsongs?
Then that’s their choice. I have my preference and it all goes back to lining up with Scripture. Musically speaking, I can enjoy most any style of worship, but my taste in music is just that.. MY taste, not God’s law for worship.
Our church is all hillsongs not scriptural but devotional ditties
I am learning to worship anyway
can i be a heretic enough to point out that many of the old hymns are not scriptural either
Considering worship should never be based on emotion or any type of selfish motive, should musical style even play a part in how we worship? Isn’t worship supposed to be a response to what God has done and who He is?
Charles Page what state is this church in?
We should not put down musical styles especially if it’s good and leads people to the cross. But my question would how would one replace Amazing Grace or Just as I am or the old rugged Cross. Come on. Hymns are my bread and butter for singing I love them and I always will.
Love newer songs to, Grace like rain, let the worshippers arise, I loved hillsong in their early days not so much now, I loved the Honsanna music of the 80s. I love Blue Grass Gospel. Southern Gospel, black Gospel, there is enough to go around.
AMEN!!!! AMEN!!! AMEN!!! Sounds a little like me, but can’t promise I would keep the jacket on or even the tie wow
If they pick the pastor, then they will get exactly what they get.
But when they let The Holy Spirit pick the pastor then they get exactly what they need.
The fact will be proven that somethings need to remain the same, and some things are in need of Change.
Some of those things needing to change are the attitudes of the people in the church just like the one placing the phone call.
Empty pulpit? If a woman minister would be welcome..txt me..I will do it
Sounds like they are caught in a time warp and i wonder if anyone has been called to preach from their congregation.