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| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by falopey: 6:56am On Feb 15, 2015 |
free2ryhme:This answers the question. So, let's think over this about whatever song we listen to. When someone wakes up in the morning and the best music he tbink he can listen to is "kolo mental, I don dey kolo" or "orie foka sibe" or music that glorifies immorality, bro you have to check it. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Humblebloke(m): 7:02am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Now playing.... Phyno- yayo |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 7:05am On Feb 15, 2015 |
You can listen to any music as long as the lyrical content is pure and nourishing to the soul.. You'd be surprised how many "gospel musicians" live sinful lives.. if the vessel spewing the water isnt clean then is the water clean? I'm not saying dont listen to gospel oo, im just saying be careful not to think its the only genre of "good" music. I listen to reggae music and it is one of the most soulful, positive and uplifting genre's of music. Most speak of hope, overcoming the devil, looking up to God and even falling in love in the right way |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Reference(m): 7:20am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Music generates great passion and emotions so it could be motivating, inspiring or destructive. I guess the general rule is: what are you trying to achieve by listening to 'that' particular work or piece. If I am a soldier going into battle the last thing I need to hear is, “draw me nearer, nearer blessed Lord to the cross where thou has died...". That is self defeating. Fela's "Zombie" is a lot better but will be totally out of context on a Sunday morning like this. Sportsmen going into competition, artistes, sculptors, painters, architects, designers all listen to different types of music to inspire them or to give them that mental edge, that motivation to perform. Music is powerful. I listen to a lot and even some considered of very poor taste. I could remember a particular incident in which I had to leave Lagos for Portharcourt by road at 11pm after a hectic day. Guess what artiste I played all night to stay awake. Finally, the mind is a great reservoir of thoughts and information. Music and lyrics are stored subconsciously so when you listen overtly or covertly to certain pieces you really don't appreciate, like those magnetic tapes of old write over them with new material. Listen to the right stuff to 'detox' the mind. Which means you should listen to music often because there is a lot of bad stuff out there all the time and your mind is a fertile ground for corruption. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Setaje(f): 7:23am On Feb 15, 2015 |
My own issue is I love dancing a lot. I use it as a form of exercise. The only songs that can make me move are all this worldly songs. Most christian songs I know do not sound so vigorous to warrant me into dancing so hard. Especially all this Nigerian songs now, u will dance till u shiver. But in actual fact, worldly songs do not have good lyrics most of the time. It induces bad thoughts and can make u act on them, at the same time, we don't even need worldly songs to start having unhealthy thoughts. There are temptations everywhere. What we should preach more is self control. If u go to a party and they start playing such songs, would u put on your ear phone or walk away just because it doesn't suit u? We should practise self control more which is devising a means of removing our mind and thoughts from such acts that will lead us to sin but whether we like it or not, nobody is exempted from being tempted. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by loveth91(m): 7:23am On Feb 15, 2015 |
straight YES |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by kalakuta100: 7:27am On Feb 15, 2015 |
EOOJ:Have u visited naunaknow. if u haven't then u are missing out on the story KONJI PLEASE DO IT'S GONNA BE WORTH YOUR TIME |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 7:35am On Feb 15, 2015 |
i listen to any music that i like...... depends on my mood...i dont know worldly or spiritual.... when i want to bless my soul...i listen to don meon... when i want to ginger my body....i play all those music u called worldly.... MUSIC.....IS FOR THE HEALING OF THE SOUL... which ever rocks ur boat...stop classifying!!!! |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by profem1(m): 7:46am On Feb 15, 2015 |
we're Spirit beings. if you keep listening to wordly songs, there is no way it can enrich your Spirit man. Gal 5:16- walk in the Spirit and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by profem1(m): 7:47am On Feb 15, 2015 |
patrickdarlins:man check your spiritual life |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by jerrymej(m): 7:48am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Wait till when I closed from church before I can attend to you!!! |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by kelvyn7: 8:02am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Setaje:if u need a Gospel danceable song try Frank Edwards, especially his songs Okaka, blow me away, Eze Eligwe, I made it and Big Things Agwan. He has many good dance songs |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by jemype(m): 8:11am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Bro lets put it this way. A song is worldly pending of where it leads u to. What i mean is this- when u hear a song it leads u either unconciously or subconciously to the source of inspiration that is where the idea to sing it was concieved from or what u think your own understandiing or interpretation of an experience that relates wit it is. That is why when u hear jaiye jaiye u think of dat lavish lifestyle Dat makes u feel lyk spending all the money or being d light of d party. And in relation to d real world the truth is a songs lyrics leads u astray or to the fore. So i think u have to let ur heart decide which ones help u bcuz no matter how u listen to some songs u cant gain anything from dem.dat is why if u listen to gospel songs for a while back to back u find that ur access to God is easier than when u listen to some other songs so i feel its about letting ur heart decide because u discover that there are some gospel songs that even derail u from accessing the heavens. EOOJ: |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Setaje(f): 8:20am On Feb 15, 2015 |
kelvyn7:What is eze eligwe, what is okaka. Aren't we supposed to listen to something we can connect too. There are many christian songs but none to me really has the beats that would make me dance till I drop. I have a lot of Frank Edward songs too at least the one I can understand. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Kingsasian(m): 8:22am On Feb 15, 2015 |
To me any song that is not of God, that doesn't praise and give God the glory he deserves can be termed a worldly song. Well, the only reason I listen to such songs is because I love the beats i.e. the instrumentals, I seldom listen those lyrics that contains nothing other than women, sex, cars and money. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by kalakuta100: 8:23am On Feb 15, 2015 |
EOOJ:Have u visited naunaknow. if u haven't then u are missing out on the story KONJI PLEASE DO IT'S GONNA BE WORTH YOUR TIME |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Setaje(f): 8:30am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Kingsasian:Thankyou. That's exactly my thoughts. I haven't seen any gospel song that encourages me to dance very well. And it seems like gospel songs are meant to be in a certain way and when it becomes to worldly it is termed demonic. People in this part of the world are myopic. There are even rock christian songs etc. This is because they know people are not the same, people are different. How do u listen to one genre of song and not get tired. Some say rap christian songs are not good. All this things are people imposing their beliefs. If u do not know how people connect to their maker then don't judge. I am fully in control of my mind and thoughts. Even when I don't listen to worldly songs I get tempted. Imaginations come in even wiv out seeing anything to warrant it. How much less a worldly song. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by adeniyitheprof(m): 8:39am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Personally, I will define "Worldly Songs" as songs: *that do not glorify God, * that do instill the thoughts of sexual immorality into the minds of some people, *that have certain and unique slangs whose meanings are unknown to many but if thoroughly researched, may have evil meaning in other tribes or countries where the slangs are frequently used, *whose videos are filled with almost naked ladies and guys. *that gives praise only to the singer, *that do not make one to think of the cross, Heaven, and repentance *that do not preach HOLINESS, RIGHTEOUSNESS and TRUTH but promotes directly or indirectly violence, corruption and other sins, *that is totally or partly against what Jesus Christ preaches. NOTE: some of the so-called christian songs are worldly by their lyrics, videos, and others. Though we are in the world, we should not be of world. SET YOUR AFFECTIONS ON THINGS ABOVE AND NOT ON THINGS ON THIS EARTH. GOD BLESS YOU!!! |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 8:40am On Feb 15, 2015 |
I don't even bother about the lyrics, I just dance my way to the rhythmic synchronisation of the sounds |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Wolexdey(m): 8:43am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Setaje:Self control is a virtue. Good insticts tells you what to do long before your head figures it out. I understand your perspective and I appreciate your comment. Nevertheless, he that falls into sin is a man, he that grieves of sin is a saint but he that boast of sin is a devil. Proverbs 2:10-11...When wisdom entereth into thine heart, and knowledge is pleasant unto thy soul; discretion shall preserve thee, understanding shall keep thee. Take care and Happy Sunday. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 8:45am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Johnbosco77:even first to comment |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by lonelydora: 8:51am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Olamide's Story for the gods comes to mind. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 8:59am On Feb 15, 2015 |
profem1:spiritual indeed!!!! how spiritual can you be??.... listen to me dude..it all depends on your perception of muzik as in general.... to me....i play music according to my mood... hope u understand.....aint no spiritual about it...music does not make u spiritual or physical... practice what you preach...not listen to what you preach!!!! i go spiritual with my BIBLE...not with the music i listen to ..... |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by eledacedar(f): 9:02am On Feb 15, 2015*. Modified: 1:35am On May 12, 2015 |
[quote author=EOOJ post=30741671]I have been thinking about this for quite some time now and felt I should hear your opinions and ideas about this sensitive issue. Worldly songs? When is a song called Worldly? Or are all Worldly songs bad? I really need answers to this cause I want to learn. Truly, when I hear some songs and their lyrical content, wow is my next expression because they can be bad to the core But then again, if someone sings for peace,or about the lost of a lost one to console mourners, nursery rhymes, national anthem, school anthems and many others good songs I know, I tend to wonder where to classify such or are we going to say that they are equally bad because they are worldly? Please o I really need your opinions. [/quote |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 9:14am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Bifwoli:they should switch to gospel music and use their talent for God...frank edward would have been like them but he chose otherwise |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by continentalceo(m): 9:18am On Feb 15, 2015 |
carrybreeze:Gbam! |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Nobody: 9:19am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Setaje:download ibu eze and thank God i made it by frank edward... |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by Bergs(m): 9:32am On Feb 15, 2015 |
#storyforthegoda |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by tuncy(m): 9:36am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Well, usually many believers know what is wrong, all they need is someone to justify what they re doing. OP, you called it 'Worldly' song. That shows u know the answer already! What ever doesn't bring edification to you and other believers, what ever doesn't bring glorification to God and Jesus' eternal sacrifice stay away from |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by tuncy(m): 9:40am On Feb 15, 2015 |
Setaje:Well, that's why you need to renew your mind with the word of God always! Today, there is no song that other than that which I av had the lyrics, think upon it can make me tap me feet, they don't just appeal to me! So wen ur mind is sufficiently renewed u will comprehend ds better! 'You re not of this world, you are of God' |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by tuncy(m): 9:44am On Feb 15, 2015 |
profem1:Exactly Sir, imagine you pastor just taught on 'walking in the supernatural' and you went ur way to listen 2face 'no body supernatural' or. He taught on 'your holiness in Christ' and you listen to 'no body holy pass' you are contradicting ur mind. |
| Re: Are All Wordly Songs WrongTo Listen To? by daxon001(m): 10:05am On Feb 15, 2015 |
kristisking:wat about just listenin 2 it 4 listenin sake because d singer has a great voice and d melody is superb,not dat u r in any way influenced by it,or dat u just adore music,or dat u r a contestant in a reality show ![]() Wat about just listenin 2 it but not singin it at all or isn't there much difference btw dem? |
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