Thursday, October 3, 2013
Chuck Smith-home
In memory of Pastor Chuck Smith who has gone home to be with Jesus. He influenced the Warehouse Ministries where my family and I went throughout most of my children' teen years. He was a man who allowed God to use him to the salvation of many young people who were lost in the drug and hippie culture of the sixties & seventies.
And I heard a voice from heaven saying, "write, "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on!" "Yes," says the Spirit, "So that they may rest from their labors, for their deeds follow with them." Rev. 14: 13.
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I remember L Neely saying about the fuss that some more conservative types made to the changing face and styles of contemp. Christian worship and praise , that in 20 years every church will be using this music. He was absolutely right and we were so blessed to be in the vanguard. Right now in the jungles of southmost Thailand. Listening to U tube worship out of Kansas City and Bethel church in Redding who continue the artistic exploration of a full range of prayerful and powerful worship expression. Thanks Ps Chuch and Love song as pioneers. Craig and Holly D
I remember L Neely saying about the fuss that some more conservative types made to the changing face and styles of contemp. Christian worship and praise , that in 20 years every church will be using this music. He was absolutely right and we were so blessed to be in the vanguard. Right now in the jungles of southmost Thailand. Listening to U tube worship out of Kansas City and Bethel church in Redding who continue the artistic exploration of a full range of prayerful and powerful worship expression. Thanks Ps Chuch and Love song as pioneers. Craig and Holly D
Yes Holly & Craig we were-and for me it was as much watching and being a part of God's working among that generation's young people. All I can say, or pray is do it again Lord. Thanks for commenting all the way from Thailand.
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