Are there any examples of musical instruments being used in worship to God in the New Testament? Of course! Chapters 5 and 15 of the book of Revelation (which is in the New Testament) clearly gives us an example of it.

At the request of someone I recently corresponded with I removed the last post until I have ample time to rework it. The goal here is to discuss the Scriptures in a spirit of love. One thing I have learned is that it is always more important to be righteous rather than right.
"Behold, you delight in truth in the inward being, and you teach me wisdom in the secret heart." Psalms 51:6

This evening I will be posting a lesson on the COC's approach to instrumental music, pointing out some errors in their application of the Scriptures.

Next we are going to look at the church of Christ's most sacred cow: instrumental music. Not only is this an area that they believe most other religions are in error over, but a study of this topic really strikes at the foundation of how they understand the Bible. Could they be wrong about this fundemental pillar in their system of faith?

If you are a member of the Church of Christ I pray that you will take great care this new year to investigate your faith. It took a lot of turmoil in my life to prepare my heart to listen to the truth. I still have family in the COC who I worry about daily. I'm not sure I believe that they are lost, but I do believe that they are following a lie; a form of religion devoid of God's love and grace. They are living under such a weight of legalism that it causes them to be non-evangelistic. They follow a religion that takes the Good News out of the Gospel. Open your heart to the Truth! God has so much more for you! Please contact me if you would like to study: whyiamnotamemberofthecoc@gmail.com

I just learned that I can
post articles, thoughts, and ideas to my blog from my iPhone. Excellent! Maybe now I can post more frequently.

Twitter is for the birds!

I think I'll pass on Twitter. Too much lewd content and too many ads. It's definitely not what I thought it would be. I'll just stick to the blog.