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The seventh thing every Christian should know about rock music is that it is at the heart and soul of end-time apostasy and the one-world church. Rock music was baptized by the 1960s “Jesus People.”. It is called Christian rock and contemporary Christian music, and it is the heart of the end-time, one-world “church.”.
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- Brief Historical Background of Rock and Roll Music
- The Nature of Musical Chords
- Biblical Analysis of The Devil’s Chord
- Historical Effects of Rock and Roll Music
- Personal Experience with Hard Rock Music
- Should A Christian Avoid All Rock Music?
- Rock Music Is Not of God
- Biblical and Historical Evidence Points to Rock Music as Being Inherently Evil
- What If I’m Not Listening to The Lyrics?
- How I Listened to God by Eliminating Rock and Ungodly Music
Let’s start with some historical background. Back in the 1950s, rock and roll music was not popular, but actually was an act of rebellion. Rock and roll stars developed the “rock” hand signal, which now is associated with “rock on”, even though people don’t actually use that phrase anymore. It has become a part of popular culture. However, the hand...
Now let’s discuss the nature of musical chords. In music there are known as two polarizing opposites, in which on the one hand the music sounds so good and that monks in the middle ages considered the tones to be godly. On the other hand is the devil’s chord full of disharmony.
So is rock really the devil’s music? Historically, musically, and figuratively, it is certainly so by its very nature. That is why it was called “the devil’s chord”. But is it the music of Satan? That is to say, is it inherently evil? To answer this question we need to go to the Bible, and further also take a look at history to see the effects of r...
The evil, demonic appearance and satanic symbolism including the pentagram, became the face of rock music for a very good reason – it is because it is within rock’s very nature. Another one of the major influencing factors we can use to decide whether rock and roll music really is of the devil is to look at history. Since the 50’s and the introduct...
Years ago in college I used to listen to the hard rock and heavy metal music like Demon Hunter and Underoath – so-called “christian” hard rock music. However, the spiritual and physical and psychological effect on me was extremely damaging during that period of my life. Reflecting back on that time, I recognize the music as likely the primary reaso...
The result of all of this is that the answer to the question about rock music is not cut and dry, but there is a clear takeaway by following biblical instructions. The answer is not cut and dry because much rock music contains non-rock chords which do not create the negative feelings or the negative lyrics – and subsequently inspiring the negative ...
Just because we live in the world does not mean we should allow our minds to be influenced by secular things. In fact, the Bible gives us a command, “Hate what is evil, cling to what is good” (Romans 12:9). 1 Thessalonians 5:22 says, “reject every kind of evil”. Still, we are still a part of this world, and God does not want us to live as hermits a...
So now back to the question about Rock music. Is rock music of the devil? Is it evil? According to the scriptures, yes, rock music is evil. Rock music is not of God but actually is of the devil, because anything that is not of God is of the devil. Now, there may be a couple select songs from secular artists which are innocuous. Just like there are ...
Even though you think you are not paying attention to the lyrics, it is still going into your head and influencing you. It is not harmless words, it is a message that is teaching your mind what to think whether you like it or not. Moreover, the disharmony of the disharmonious chords of the tritone, which is rock music, is harmful to your emotional ...
I haven’t really listened to any negative music in years, but a few months ago I went through my ipod and deleted every artist which was not godly. I had kept a few songs but only those which were not negative at all. I had even deleted most of the Three Doors Down songs. Anything that was negative, I deleted. It amounts to tens of thousands of son...
Sep 27, 2008 · God himself wants them together. That’s why he tells us in Psalm 147:1, “Praise the Lord! For it is good to sing praises to our God; for it is pleasant, and a song of praise is fitting.”. God didn’t intend that music supersede the Word or that music undermine the Word. He gave us music to serve the Word.
- God’S Passion For SingingGod’s heart for setting words to melodies is evident from even a casual reading of the Psalms.Sing praises to God, sing praises! Sing praises to ou...
- How Music Relates to WordsThere’s more to say about why God wants us to sing, but first I want to make a few general comments about how music relates to words. When it comes...
- Singing Can Help Us Remember WordsThe first thing music helps us do is remember words. Ever notice how easy it is to recall hymns you sang growing up — or a TV jingle from the eight...
- Singing Can Help Us Engage Emotionally With WordsAlong with helping us remember words, singing also connects the words we sing with our hearts. In every culture and age, music is a language of emo...
- Singing Can Help Us Use Words to Demonstrate and Express Our UnityWe’ve seen how music can help us remember and engage emotionally with words. A final way singing serves words is by demonstrating and expressing ou...
- Anticipating The Songs to ComeSo, what are we doing in our local churches to promote, encourage, and participate in the kind of corporate singing we see in Revelation? What are...
- More Messages from Desiring God 2008 National Conference1. War of Words: Getting to the Heart for God’s Sake (Paul David Tripp) 2. The Bit, the Bridle, and the Blessing: An Exposition of James 3:1–12 (Si...
- Psalm 33:3 ESV / 38 helpful votes. Sing to him a new song; play skillfully on the strings, with loud shouts.
- Psalm 96:9 ESV / 16 helpful votes. Worship the Lord in the splendor of holiness; tremble before him, all the earth!
- Ephesians 5:19 ESV / 11 helpful votes. Addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart,
- John 4:24 ESV / 11 helpful votes. God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.”
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Answers without enough detail may be edited or deleted. Christians should not listen to rock music because a majority of those songs mock God in the lyrics hence sinful. It is also rumored that the inspiration for rock music is satanic as the term rock stands for "Rebels of Christ's kingdom".
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3: "Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp." 4: "Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs." 5: "Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals." 6: "Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD.
May 15, 2022 · Here's what you need to know about rock songs inspired by the Bible. Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds. One of the most prominent examples of a rock song ripped from the verses of the Bible is the song "Turn! Turn! Turn!" by The Byrds, per Far Out Magazine. Released on October 1, 1965, the song hit #1 on the U.S. Billboard Chart.
