Dude ❤️ It really brings to mind how pointless Baptism or any kind of obedience to God and scripture is if Limited Atonement is true. You can follow the commands but it's pointless if you're not Elect. Paired with Determinism and it's just nonsense altogether. It's only so God can make an example out of you and punish you more for something you were made to do or unable to do. 🤮 The instrumental is great! I seriously love getting more music like this along with good lyrics! Although I'm also unfamiliar with good Christian bands altogether 😅
Couldn't agree more.... As for good Christian music, currently I have been revisiting Delirious? From the 90's and early 2000's... Oh and Rivers and Robots as a more recent option... God bless, D
Dallas Texas in the late 90's and early 00's had a vibrant Christian music scene. I spent a LOT of my time in Deep Ellum at a Christian run music venue called the Door. Bands like Skillet, Seventh Day Slumber and others frequently played there. My favorite was a group called Glisten... check out their album "Starlight Wishlist". Sadly, both the film and music industries have been seriously hurt by streaming services and such technology. From a practical financial standpoint to the artistry to even distribution and an ability to grow a fan base. But I don't want to be the old guy always saying "back in my day"... so I'm using the tools and technologies we have to try and create something that expresses my own views and tastes and it is so good to know others share and appreciate it.
@@IdolKiller2 I agree, the only positive of streaming has been the access to hear bands and artists that I wouldn't have had access to before. Bill Mallonee (former frontman of the Vigilantes of Love) was one of the first I knew who really used the possibilities of online technology to get his music out there, and when he shifted onto the bandcamp platform I tried it out. As a result I found some truly great artists there like Jonathan Ogden (from Rivers and Robots) and Josh Garrels whose song "A Long Way" is just stunning... But the downside is that we have seen such a reduction in the ability for artists to make a living and hone their craft. I am just glad that creative folks like yourself and the ones I mentioned above have been able to continue to make music that connects. God bless you and keep up the good work. D
@@IdolKiller2 Oh, and thanks for the recommendation of Glisten... I am listening to them right now... Reminds me a bit of "Earthsuit" and their album "Kelidoscope Superior"... Gosh, now this is turning into a real trip down memory lane 😂😂
Incredible
@@RemnantOrganics thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent apologetic! Thanks, brother!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Bro, this song is amazing
@@andrewmattiewalter thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Sounds a lot like Kevin Max!
Dude ❤️
It really brings to mind how pointless Baptism or any kind of obedience to God and scripture is if Limited Atonement is true. You can follow the commands but it's pointless if you're not Elect. Paired with Determinism and it's just nonsense altogether. It's only so God can make an example out of you and punish you more for something you were made to do or unable to do. 🤮
The instrumental is great! I seriously love getting more music like this along with good lyrics! Although I'm also unfamiliar with good Christian bands altogether 😅
Couldn't agree more....
As for good Christian music, currently I have been revisiting Delirious? From the 90's and early 2000's...
Oh and Rivers and Robots as a more recent option...
God bless,
D
Dallas Texas in the late 90's and early 00's had a vibrant Christian music scene. I spent a LOT of my time in Deep Ellum at a Christian run music venue called the Door. Bands like Skillet, Seventh Day Slumber and others frequently played there. My favorite was a group called Glisten... check out their album "Starlight Wishlist".
Sadly, both the film and music industries have been seriously hurt by streaming services and such technology. From a practical financial standpoint to the artistry to even distribution and an ability to grow a fan base.
But I don't want to be the old guy always saying "back in my day"... so I'm using the tools and technologies we have to try and create something that expresses my own views and tastes and it is so good to know others share and appreciate it.
@@IdolKiller2
I agree, the only positive of streaming has been the access to hear bands and artists that I wouldn't have had access to before.
Bill Mallonee (former frontman of the Vigilantes of Love) was one of the first I knew who really used the possibilities of online technology to get his music out there, and when he shifted onto the bandcamp platform I tried it out.
As a result I found some truly great artists there like Jonathan Ogden (from Rivers and Robots) and Josh Garrels whose song "A Long Way" is just stunning...
But the downside is that we have seen such a reduction in the ability for artists to make a living and hone their craft.
I am just glad that creative folks like yourself and the ones I mentioned above have been able to continue to make music that connects.
God bless you and keep up the good work.
D
@@IdolKiller2
Oh, and thanks for the recommendation of Glisten...
I am listening to them right now...
Reminds me a bit of "Earthsuit" and their album "Kelidoscope Superior"...
Gosh, now this is turning into a real trip down memory lane 😂😂