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Then we're back to the earlier question. What is LOUD? At what point (perhaps a certain decibel range) does music become LOUD and change from music with a beat, to beat driven music? A second question would be; what would you say to those who continue to worship even with LOUD, beat...

Ok, then the question becomes (and it seem like a lot of this is opinionated), what is "LOUD"? Many would state that "LOUD" is a matter of opinion, i.e. what you would consider LOUD I might not consider LOUD, and what I consider LOUD someone else might not consider LOUD. So would you say that a...

I believe it does...

I'm betting you're using a bit of sarcasm?

Not sure I've visited a church that had "beat driven noise"? However, if you're talking about music, ALL music is beat driven, is it not?

Not sure; I wasn't sure about the usage of the word growling...so not really sure if I'm understanding the context. I've also not been to a worship service that had music that was uncomfortable (course I have to state that with I've not been to too many worship services away from my church, so...

Question: What about those who are musically inclined and do like the beat driven music with a bit of an edge to it (what you would consider growling)? Not sure loud can be defined since the concept of loud is going to be different for different people.

Only flaw in that is that Westboro is a baptist church... and I don't believe much like those in that baptist church. :)

Our Sunday School ministry is going well in our church also. We have classes for all ages from pre-school through senior adult, and have a good attendance of all the classes. We're looking at starting two new classes in the next couple weeks, and looking forward to assisting and praying for...

Personally I don't consider myself a Baptist, but rather a born again follower of Jesus Christ; It just happens that I worship and serve in a baptist church! :wavey:

We'll have a 10:00am worship service, no Sunday School on Christmas morning. Looking forward to it, first time I've been to a Christmas Day service in many years.

Hmmm, well it didn't seem that disturbing to me; but I'm just one guy. :thumbsup:

I guess that would hinge on what you see as disturbing about it ??

Good points, but in the context, and there are some 400+ instances where the word day is used in conjunction with a number to specify "a day", as in a 24 hour period. Granted it's understandable if you use the term without a number with it, then it can be any period of time. I wouldn't see...

Curious question ma'am? How are the six days interpreted then in Genesis, and again in Exodus? Aren't all the other uses of the word translated for day used in the same way through scripture, especially when given a numerical along with it? And a second curious query? Is there anything that...

I've always called it the church.

1 Timothy 2:12 I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; This one doesn't work for you sir?

Being raised in the south, tipping hats was/is customary, but that is not just a "southern" custom. Men tipping their hats has been going on for centuries; manners of saying yes/no sir and yes/no ma'am also has been going on for quite a long time, also not just a "southern" custom...

Little Rock, Arkansas

Not just you....I didn't like it either.