If you watched this song being sung on Idol, or even if you haven't heard about this curious event, check out Bob Kauflin's take. He's nailed it, and his comments have significant Christ and culture applications. There is very much an, "on the one hand / on the other hand" response required for this application of a Christian song in pop culture, but the implications can be extended deep into popular Christian events and movements, and non-Christian events and movements that have adopted Christian content.
We live in interesting times.
5 comments:
Hi Terry.
I went to ACTS from 95-99 with thesis. You look a little familiar.
Russ
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Hi Russ - you look familiar too!
Thanks for dropping by.
Terry
Yes.
I am a Reformed Presbyterian with Baptist leanings.;)
I will bookmark you, Terry.
Hey Terry,
I don't know how often you check this, but you want to carpool all the way to the Mennonite Church tomorrow?
Yes, interesting times for sure. On the Retro Cartoon Network, they advertise a compilation cd set of praise and worship music, all the greatest hits, or favourites. "I want my, I want my, I want my empty pew!"
Paul
Hey Terry,
Have you checked out our website? You can access it at www.crcedson.blogspot.com. Let me know what you think!
Paul
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