OverTheHill · 61-69, M
NoGamesTolerated · F
@OverTheHill Thank you. I’ll watch it. Never know what gem is hidden I haven’t discovered. But just so you know I don’t like Christian rock in general. I really don’t like to hear Christian music mixed with secular music no matter how innocent. I just loved the lyrics and tune to I wish we’d all been ready. It seems so fitting at this time in history. That’s just me! 🙂
OverTheHill · 61-69, M
@NoGamesTolerated Everyone's musical tastes are definitely unique to the listener. I came to faith in college and rock and roll was my music, so Contemporary Christian Music was been an encouragement to me. Phil Keaggy is a personal favorite.
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NoGamesTolerated · F
@OverTheHill I too listen to contemporary Christian music but not Christian rock. Yes, I suppose it is just musical tastes. However ‘for me’ it’s like mixing what is holy or set apart for HIM with the ‘WORLDLY’. Again that’s just me.
Prisoner1972 · 51-55, M
I first heard this song when First Baptist Church of Land O'Lakes showed this movie on a Sunday night in the late 1970s. (See attached link.) The pastor seemed to get his kicks by scaring all us kids into science fiction presented as truth getting people getting saved and free but bound to his teachings and lost to the rest of life. Before he left he was harassing this girl my age to get dunk baptized. (And the year after he got called by the Lord to pastor another church she got baptized. Different story different time.) Anyway it's a nice song. But it's based on science fiction. Rapture doesn’t exist in the Bible. It's made up. And Christianity has cashed in on many people's suspension of disbelief.
https://youtu.be/s8a4fiqfADU
https://youtu.be/s8a4fiqfADU