Amen... That is a lesson for us worship leaders 👍

@@alexmy4357 God is not real. Hail Satan!

@@curtisfarmer8321 if you believe saitan is real than you have proofed yourself that God is real lol ,saitan has no purpose if there is no God... If you want to troll people on comments atleast have some common sense.😂😂

@@alexmy4357 They are both as fake as the tooth fairy. Hail Fake Satan!

@@curtisfarmer8321 I guess you are a teenager, influenced by heavy metal... Or maybe an emo but don't worry its just a phase of life and this too shall pass away. 👍

always sim Yep sounds just like the rest of the bullshit

jo ann rapacciuolo This was very well done! It breaks out the human side of worship....! And it's sooooo true. Loved it.

jo ann rapacciuolo He's Satan

This style is endemic to the worship-band-centric modern Christianity. The type of church that has someone playing music the whole time and when the 'worship' starts the focus is very much on the band. This style of music put me off Protestantism before I eventually managed to leave the guilt trip of Christianity altogether.

No one forces them other than their own hypocrisy and the need to justify their own sinful existence with false worship to feel better about themselves, only to return to their own vomit.

Lance Crabtree AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!

A lot of people don’t go to church for the right reason but does that mean it is wrong for them to go? Why are worship teams any different? Singing worship and praise to God using His consecrated music can change people and it can also make a profound change in one’s life even if they aren’t doing it for the right reason where they can start doing it for the right reason. This video is just blasphemy and God will handle His consecrated music being mishandled in His time. I see this church being under oppression and falling into wrong doings that will come to light very soon.

Andrew Horsch here is a link to the sermon. Maybe this will put it into proper context kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZiCoc51uNrXo6c.html

Lance Crabtree I have seen the sermon and there is no preaching that can justify using consecrated music as an example of what this modern generation does... using consecrated music as humor and pretty closely blaspheming is never justified... would you kill someone or use Gods name in vain as an example of what not to do? No, I would hope not... as I stated before they God has His way of teaching lessons and misinterpretation can be fixed.

Andrew Horsch No blaspheming the music would have been singing normally and not meaning it. So in your mind what makes these songs consecrated music? These songs used have been sang at concerts were one pays to go. They are on albums recorded for commercial use. They are not scripture.

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I don't know brother... but reminds me of a verse "For, as it is written, “The name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you.”' such is the state of American/Western Christianity.

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@@BiffScooterIII What? Lol!

Timothy Vger Amen! My Dad was a trained Opera Singer and voice coach for Famous Opera Singers like Nancy Tatum and he sang for young up and coming Stars. He was a unbelievable Choir director. His mom was a piano player for 35 year's in a huge church and she could play Rag Time and anything that had a music sheet. So am like you what happened to our church music. So many sing to pre-recorded tin can music and it is not the same as the music I grew up in church on. Men can't sing to most of it because its feminine type music to high of key and pitch.

I assume by the “early” songs that you are talking about the songs written based on beer pub music that we think is so holy now. Message over style!

Baloney. That was started by the Jesus rockers in the 60s It's a misrepresentation. The "beer pub" songs were common folk tunes that happened to be sung by the common folk in wayside inns and stopping places where drink was served. They were not "tear in your beer" and cheating songs . Quit just repeating what somebody told you.@@TheRazmotaz

@@kurtsherrick2066 literally nothing you said has anything to do with worshiping Jesus and is exactly what this video is getting at. People are more caught up in their own thoughts, feelings, and preferences than worshiping Jesus.

They did have it right. Too bad

God created humor, I think he delights in it

They're singing what God hears when you worship with the wrong heart.

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When songs are created and written for worship they are consecrated by God for that purpose. I feel for these people who continue to make fun of the music because God will not bless them for it and they will start to see the ramifications of their actions. No wrong doing goes unpunished and a disgrace against consecrated music is a wrong doing.

@@andrewhorsch4583 - 1. You cannot determine that every song is really consecrated by God (because there may be songs that are not scriptural that God will not like) 2. If you sing with a sinful selfish heart, a consecrated song is of little use to you, you cannot separate song and person here. 3. They do not make fun of the song or God, but show us all in a loving and humorous way, if we do not live the relationship with God honestly, that this is wrong. And it is wrong, isn´t it?

Irony, rather than sarcasm perhaps?

How is that godless? They are still worshipping the Lord? And by the way, they are being sarcastic you dumbass they are trying to prove a point to not take the lords name in vain

This is not from their hearts lol

+Andrew Ikr they are being sarcastic

+Alex Livings not sarcastic. what they're singing is what God hears when people worship with the wrong attitude.

Claire Harris God would be happy they’re making so many others laugh and smile

Surely, a God who created everything and is all powerful can understand sarcasm, no? The creator of humor cannot take a joke?