This question has puzzled many of the great thinkers Plato himself said 'Yes it does go fast but where does it go' Yoda said 'Indeed Fast the van goes.' The answer to this question must be As fast as a van can go.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Worst Worship Ever?
I dunno how to describe this just sit back and enjoy
You spin me right round Jesus.. um.. mess us up??? mmm..
I wonder if he was thinking how can I make the look as silly as possible.
I am not sure that I agree with your comment Leah church is the gathering of the body. To me having a few people over from church the other week was just as much church as sunday. The church is the body of Christ anywhere it is not defined by what you do.
The church needs teaching; church isn't teaching. Church = people.
At the end where he shouts "Give Him glory" I think he means "shout louder".
Yes but there needs to be a word to describe the sunday coming-together-of-christians-to-worship service. And we use 'church'. So I'm sure you understood my original comment, use of the word 'church' aside.
5 comments:
I can handle Christian concerts.
I can't handle it when they masquerade as church.
A holy spirit hoe-down? SERIOUSLY? What goes through these people's heads?
You spin me right round Jesus.. um.. mess us up??? mmm..
I wonder if he was thinking how can I make the look as silly as possible.
I am not sure that I agree with your comment Leah church is the gathering of the body. To me having a few people over from church the other week was just as much church as sunday. The church is the body of Christ anywhere it is not defined by what you do.
The church needs teaching; church isn't teaching. Church = people.
At the end where he shouts "Give Him glory" I think he means "shout louder".
Chris, i'd say there's a difference between "THE church" and "church".
Absolutely!! "church" should not be used.
I know that we in the 21st C use church as a the descriptor for a service but in all reality it is unhelpful for non-Christians and for Christians.
"THE church" is significantly more important than "church"
Yes but there needs to be a word to describe the sunday coming-together-of-christians-to-worship service. And we use 'church'. So I'm sure you understood my original comment, use of the word 'church' aside.
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