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Crowd surfing in the Spirit. Who will have it on their television program first

I don't know about that one, but as a kid I liked the 'walking the benches' guys.. I liked it so well I used to go out to the church and practice, just in case the Lord were to direct me to 'walk the backs of the benches.Four of the churches dad pastored had a bench walker. Sadly I was never directed to walk 'em. But I was ready! On second thought we cannot ressurrect that, that would be tough on chair backs. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

My brother and I (and some other folks from our church) went to a bananatown service in Pennsylvania once where I wouldn't have been surprised to see this. A few folks from our church were really up on this certain ministry so we figured we'd go check them out.There was a guy in the aisle near our seats swinging a lightsaber for most of the service.

My guess is that crowd surfing at church has been done already somewhere

Were the kids from the southern states line dancing?

Preachers do a new style of clothesline preaching - the folks they are praying for get clotheslined instead of pushed down- the WWE kind of clothesline.The fad ends when RR gets a folding chair and shows his displeasure with that style of ministry.As a finisher - he climbs to the rafters and spits fire - a mighty chorus of Keep on the Firing line ensues

Okay I had to look That stuff up, QW. That is wild ! had no idea of what you were talking about, Slamdancing and the moshpit. Now I look at the early services and think they were calm. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

As a church musician I learned to hate “Keep on the firing line”. Once it started I knew we were never going home

As a church musician I learned to hate “Keep on the firing line”. Once it started I knew we were never going home.

I will just be happy it the choir ever starts singing songs that make some sense.