If a certain praise song has a fast beat, but does not contain elements of praise, is it still a praise song?
If a certain worship song has the word 'praise' peppered all the way through e.g. Terry MacAlmon - I Sing Praises, is it then considered a praise song or a worship song?
Is classifying our praise or worship expressions to our God, only determined by the tempo of the song?
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What We Live By...
- God didn't give you a job, or a spouse, or a family, so that you can have no time left to spend with Him
- The fire of God will not fall on empty altars
- "I set myself on fire, and the people come to see me burn." - John Wesley
- We cannot preach a gospel and not insist that there’d be power in the message
- If Jesus walked the earth to preach the gospel we preach today, he would never have been crucified.
- The gospel is fully preached only when man's words and actions are accompanied by the display of signs and wonders, the miraculous, and ultimately God's power shown on earth as it is in heaven. (ref: Romans 15:19)
- "And my speech and my preaching were not with persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power, that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God." - 1 Cor 2:4
- It has always been in the heart of God for man to experience the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven.
- Spending time gaining knowledge about Christianity is called "learning"; spending time with God is called "GROWING".
- People don't do what-you-tell-them-to-do. PE-OPLE-DO-WHAT-YOU-DO.