Can Graduates Teach What
They Do Not Know?-part 1
“The
average pastor today will often admit that he knows very little about music,
and generally leaves decisions regarding the music ministry to the song
leader/choir director. The primary reason most pastors know very little about
music is that they have never been taught a Biblical philosophy of Christian
music. Most Bible Colleges today do not teach much in the way of Biblical music
standards, and often leave such decisions up to the students themselves as to http://www.beaconmbc.com/articles/abiblicalphilosophyofchristianmusic.htm This insightful quote
by Dr. Thomas Cassidy sums up the major reason for the music dilemma that many
churches have found themselves facing as we enter the second decade of this
century. Multitudes of pastors are advocating their God given
responsibility to be the leader in all matters concerning public worship. Right behind them are multitudes of church
board members who many times realize that, since they do not even know the
names of the lines and spaces, they do not have enough knowledge of a Bible
based music philosophy to be a leader in matters of public music worship. The problem with this lackluster theory is
that they have made a decision concerning how their church will music when they
decide to not decide.
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