Hey guys, really quick, let's bash on CCM for a minute.
That's a Christian song you say?
So that's not Taylor Swift you're telling me?
This isn't top 40 radio?
This isn't produced in Hollywood?
Oh well maybe it actually is.
So I'm sorry, I'm trying to prove a point.
It basically sounds like they picked from any number of top 40 beats and rhythms and
melodies and they're just making the same arbitrary pop music except it's supposed to
be Christian.
And it's so offensive to my senses because you go to church and you sing the hymns and
throughout the week you sing the hymns, right?
I sing the hymns.
I try to anyway.
The better the week, the more hymns I'm seeing.
And then basically this radio station just turns on because I use the aux and the Bluetooth
in my car and when either of those are disconnected it seems like the radio automatically turns
on.
So when that happens I'm always like, you know, annoyed by it.
But it's been coming on to this Christian radio station and it sounds exactly like pop
music.
You should hear some of the music that comes on.
You're telling me, isn't that like some pop rock band from Kentucky that was on American
Idol or something?
You should have heard the groove that I heard today on this station, a Christian station.
It sounded like Pharrell and Bruno Mars.
It sounded like a collaboration between Pharrell and Bruno Mars.
And all the music is so queer and offensive and ooey gooey and you have these effeminate
men just like oozing their effeminacy and their, you know, their sensualities all over
a microphone basically sell their soul to the devil to make these Christian songs that's
just pop music that, you know, and make merchandise of God's people.
That's a joke CCM and a good indicator of if you're getting backslidden is if 95.5 k
love Christian CCM station sounds good to you, if CCM sounds good to you, you know,
whatever happened to, I would love a station that like only played like got the best congregational
hymns in like America and in the world and just like played American Amazing Grace and
at Calvary and lead me to Calvary and, you know, higher ground and all the way my savior
leads me.
And you know, when they do actually sing those songs, they butcher them, they put them over
like this African, you know, like this Afro European pop beat or something that's just
so ungodly.
It's not, it's not something you read about in scripture.
It's not, you don't read about this rhythm and groove in scripture and, you know, I'm
way less offended by just secular music, just like secular unsaved people, just like on
a guitar or on a, you know, piano, just playing innocuous secular music, basically just, you
know, using the abilities that God gave them to play music and God also gave man the ability
to play music and sing music and enjoy music and play skillfully on instruments and the
Bible says it's, the melody is what's emphasized.
The Bible says that we should make a melody in our heart to the Lord.
The Bible says, speaking to ourselves in Psalms and hymns and spiritual songs.
And how can it be a spiritual song when it sounds, it sounds exactly like the music I
don't like that they play when I walk into like the subway station or into New York City
or into any restaurant, like, but this is just allegedly a Christian station.
It's earthly and sensual and devilish is what it is.
CCM, could you imagine getting saved and then selling your soul to sing this garbage?
Like they, they must know how much better the hymns are, don't they?
And then they just like, like this Lauren Daigle girl, doesn't she like, don't, don't
these CCM singers like go on Jimmy Kimmel and late night talk shows and say that they're
not sure if homosexuality is a sin and that Catholics are saved and stuff.
I say, get yourself a hymn book and just find all your, your favorite hymns in there
and sing them and ask God to put a new song in your mouth, but definitely not 95.5 K love.
So Christian, wow, this is rebellious.
That was rebellious and contrarian yet it was Christian.
Wow.
That really got me grooving.
That really got me, uh, what does pastor Anderson say?
Jumping and jiving for Jesus.
All right guys, let's stick with the hymns.
Everybody have a great night.
God bless you.