Music can split a church in two?

Richard Simpkin  |  Features  |  Music
Date posted:  1 Apr 2011
Share Add       

Myth busting is very popular these days. Last year, MythBusters from the TV busted the myth that ‘a man can attach 400 fireworks to himself, launch off a ramp, fly over 150 feet, and land safely in a lake’. I love evening TV.

This month’s article is going to be a myth-buster. Here’s the myth: music can split a church in two.

Disputes about music have caused much division and hurt in the church over the years. The main reason, of course, is sin, which tells us that only I know the only way that music should be used in church. It’s not music itself which is at fault — it’s human hearts.

Share
< Previous article| Features| Next article >
Read more articles by Richard Simpkin >>
Features
Techies, we love you!

Techies, we love you!

Above the sound desk in our church is a sign that reads: ‘Teamwork makes the stream work’. It’s a very …

Features
Why we need more  negative songs!

Why we need more negative songs!

I’ve just had a conversation with a member of the congregation that has helped me hugely. It was a challenge …

Looking for a job?

Browse all our current job adverts

Search

Subscribe

Enjoy our monthly paper and full online access

Find out more