I swear the instrumental beat is so familiar, would love to know if they are sampling something else… they do this quite a bit so wouldn’t be surprised.
I love Shanes' kids songs, I listen to it all them all the time! But he should NOT be teaching kids they are sinners. Is there a single letter in the bible written to the sinners of Corinth, are they not all addressed to the saints? Sinners and saints are polar opposite, you can not be both. "if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new." - If you claim to be a sinner, then you assert that you are not in Christ. Shane quotes Paul from 1 tim 1:15: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief." as foundation for his belief. Do you really think Paul, years after his conversion, years into his sanctification, after years of trials and tribulations, still was a greater sinner than the pharisees who persecuted him and burned Christians on stake? Do you think Paul was dishonest enough to think that? It is painfully obviously that Paul refers to who he was and not who he is. This song needs to be rewritten.
I swear the instrumental beat is so familiar, would love to know if they are sampling something else… they do this quite a bit so wouldn’t be surprised.
I love Shanes' kids songs, I listen to it all them all the time! But he should NOT be teaching kids they are sinners.
Is there a single letter in the bible written to the sinners of Corinth, are they not all addressed to the saints?
Sinners and saints are polar opposite, you can not be both.
"if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new." - If you claim to be a sinner, then you assert that you are not in Christ.
Shane quotes Paul from 1 tim 1:15: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief." as foundation for his belief.
Do you really think Paul, years after his conversion, years into his sanctification, after years of trials and tribulations, still was a greater sinner than the pharisees who persecuted him and burned Christians on stake? Do you think Paul was dishonest enough to think that?
It is painfully obviously that Paul refers to who he was and not who he is.
This song needs to be rewritten.