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Light Shows In Churches
What are your thoughts on turning the lights down, and putting on disco lights and strobe's in the sanctuary during worship?
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It's nuts.
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There is a well-known UPC church in my region who turns down the lights in the auditorium, puts spotlights on the "praise singers" against a dark purple or black drapery type background.
I hadn't been in a UPC church in years and I was kind of surprised when I walked into this. |
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They are imitating the world.....
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Emotionalism, hype, and pure entertainment will try to imitate a moving of God's presence, but the movement only lasts about as long as it takes to get to the back door.
You will never be able to "hype" up the true presence, and moving of the Lord that changes hearts, lives and souls, and leaves a lasting impression. That presence or "shekinah glory" of Jesus will only make itself truly known when heartfelt worship of the Almighty God takes place. For God does not share His glory with another, especially human beings craving attention with spot lights, and strobe lights, and things done to hype up the emotion in the service. |
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It depends on what the people under the lights are doing. Are they making the praises of YHWH beautiful and glorious? Are they leading others to do the same? Is their music and worship teaching to love God and keep his commandments? I would far rather have the light show and a good Charismatic worship than to have people running aisles and pews. I knew one Bro who broke his leg shouting. Another time I saw a guy running aisles and someone opened the door and he ran into them. Now if the singers are just hypocrites wanting the praise of men Im fully against it.
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My answer is; give me scripture for it being wrong, and I'll be against it. But I'm gonna need actual scripture, not some construct of what you've been taught, or some "worldliness" analogy. If you can show me that having service with two congregational songs, an offering, a special song and choir song, followed by 45 minutes to a hour and a half of preaching, is the biblical way to have church, then I'm all for that. Otherwise, I don't have a problem with "light shows". |
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