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Here is a Youtube on Worship... any thoughts?
Knowing vs. Feeling in Worship: http://youtu.be/KYNBdrFR5Bo
Knowing vs. Feeling in Worship: http://youtu.be/KYNBdrFR5Bo
subllibrm said:Someone is talking to himself. ???
Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt.
Great to have you back Chris, it's been a while!ALAYMAN said:Alistair is, as usual, spot on, and the FFF CCM crowd is the proverbial hit dog howling.
ALAYMAN said:Alistair is, as usual, spot on, and the FFF CCM crowd is the proverbial hit dog howling.
FSSL said:ALAYMAN said:Alistair is, as usual, spot on, and the FFF CCM crowd is the proverbial hit dog howling.
Okay.... where am I wrong?
Recovering IFB said:That's right, Al Mohler is back from vacation, so you finally have something to talk about.
ALAYMAN said:Recovering IFB said:That's right, Al Mohler is back from vacation, so you finally have something to talk about.
Play nice, or I'll have you cussin' up a blue streak again.
rsc2a said:[quote author=ALAYMAN]1) "to know", as he applied it, deals with awareness, which is based on the accurate perception of propositional truth. Knowledge ought to govern emotions, not the other way around.
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3) Begg is not separating feeling from knowledge. He is merely stating that the emphasis for the believer ought to be prioritized towards knowledge.
admin said:Be wary young man... not everything Begg and Mohler says is "spot on." It is way too easy to get caught up in the personalities.
Freudian slip? He never mentioned CCM. He was trying to link scripture as the reason we feel this way. As if to be responsible for how we feel, ensure that are feelings are appropriate within scriptural guidelines. That's what I got. Not just incessantly babble about our feelings because it's not about us.FSSL said:Okay, admin, I'll bite!
I like Alistair Begg! However, he does at least four things in this video that really strike me as ... well CU calls it "stupid."
1) He cites 2 Corinthians 5:1 "For we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands." He takes this bolded/underlined phrase and uses it to bash contemporary worship. What a stupid thing to do. Take a phrase out of context!!!
I didn't see him mocking anything, whatever a countdown clock is. I think it's his attempt at humor.2) He does not like countdown clocks and songs that are repetitive. Instead, mocks screens with countdown clocks. Okay... whatever.
He's joking. Knowledge and feeling are separated in some scripture, not all.He goes after an opening line "How do you all feel this morning?" and asks, "What kind of NT question is that?" Well... sir, I Begg to differ! The church in Ephesus was challenged because it lacked feeling. They persevered against bad theology, YET, they left their first love. Knowledge AND Feeling are NOT separated in Scripture. Then he goes off 2:15 saying don't make me sing silly repetitive songs about expressing my feelings towards God it will make me go ambulatory. REALLY?! God is to be praised makes you go "ambulatory?!"
Yes there are some good CCM songs filled with scripture. Then there are some I feel like Ive stepped into a spiritual romper room.4) He then quotes a the beautiful early 1800s hymn "Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven" Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven; To His feet thy tribute bring. Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven,...
Mr. Begg... You don't know much about Christian Contemporary Songs! They are filled with the same themes! God ransoms, heals, restores, forgives!
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I didn't know they had CCM way back thenMy biggest beef is that he takes a passage of Scripture, goes straight to an application that is hardly derived from that passage and gives his own uninformed opinion! I got the same kind of tripe from my 1970s IFB KJVO pastor.
Biker said:He was trying to link scripture as the reason we feel this way. As if to be responsible for how we feel, ensure that are feelings are appropriate within scriptural guidelines. That's what I got. Not just incessantly babble about our feelings because it's not about us.
Biker said:Freudian slip? He never mentioned CCM. ... Again, he never mentions Christian Contemporary Music