The Feminization of Worship Music

“The goal wasn’t to feel God, but to know him, proclaim him, and glorify him. These were not love songs to Jesus. They were proclamations of his greatness and his grace. Feeling close to God became more important than doctrinal clarity or reverent fear.”

This lady gives a history of how church music has changed and how it was influenced by the emotional Pentecostal music at the expense of doctrine. I’m sure many will disagree with this but at least it shows there are two sides to what is going on in modern Christian music.

I agree 100%

A little bit of over-generalization and a tad bit of subjective judgment. Overall a good balanced assessment though.

ALAYMAN said:

A little bit of over-generalization and a tad bit of subjective judgment. Overall a good balanced assessment though.

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If the "BOJOs" would argue church music in such a manner, they may actually have a good point. Fact of the matter is that it would do us good to turn off the multi-million dollar sound systems, set aside the thumping basses and wailing Stratocasters, dust off the hymnals, and just have an old-fashioned "SING!"

And while you are at it, grab your King James Bible and turn to the book of Psalms and get to singing some of those! I think it would do us all some good.