As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“[C]urrently, there’s an emphasis on individual authority and individual decision-making, which makes traditional authorities like churches ‘peripheral and optional’ for Millennials.” CPost
(This is about what you THINK, not what you can prove)
Poll Results
Do you think music has become an idol in our churches?
Yes, in most churches Votes: 8
Yes, in many but not most churches Votes: 9
Yes, in some instances but not commonly Votes: 4
Unsure Votes: 2
No Votes: 1
Other Votes: 0
Poll Results
Do you think music has become an idol in our churches? (Note: this is about what you THINK, not what you can prove)
Yes, in most churches Votes: 0
Yes, in many but not most churches Votes: 0
Yes, in some instances but not commonly Votes: 1
Unsure Votes: 0
No Votes: 0
Other Votes: 0
What are the facilities like at your church? Do you worship in a chapel setting with pews attached to the floor, an organ up front, and stained glass windows? Or do you worship in a large all-purpose room that has removable chairs and platform, so that the space can also be used as a cafeteria or recreation room? My church has the latter set-up.
How much of a difference do you think a setting makes in regards to worship on a Sunday morning?
I had a secretary who would occasionally and humorously say, “Sometimes I feel as neglected as the third stanza in a hymn.”
When you sing hymns in your church, do you sing all the stanzas in the hymns? If you omit some, why do you do it?
“[P]astor John Koletas preaches that the constitutional right to bear arms shall not be abridged.” Fox News
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