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View Poll Results: Have you ever walked out of a service before?
Yes! Definately! 38 63.33%
No! But I certainly wanted to though! 20 33.33%
No! I cringe at the very thought! 2 3.33%
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:43 AM
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I'll never forget a David and the Giants concert that we attended as young people. Keith Thibodeaux played a drum solo and at first my righteous indignation flared up, but when I looked up there and saw tears streaming down his face as he played the drums in worship to God - - my spirit was checked and I realized who am I to say how and what is considered praise to God.

If we don't praise him, the rocks will.

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Old 05-31-2007, 10:44 AM
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Well at the time I was young about 19. No I didn't like their music our the spirit that I felt.
Maybe that was the problem.
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:45 AM
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I'll never forget a David and the Giants concert that we attended as young people. Keith Thibodeaux played a drum solo and at first my righteous indignation flared up, but when I looked up there and saw tears streaming down his face as he played the drums in worship to God - - my spirit was checked and I realized who am I to say how and what is considered praise to God.

If we don't praise him, the rocks will.
That is awesome Renda!
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:47 AM
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I walked out on David and the Giants. Some the other young people ask me to take them to the singing, our pastor trusted my judgement. After two songs I got up and motioned for the other to follow me and walked out.
I always loved David and the Giants. Awesome guys who SINCERELY love the Lord. I have talked to David personally several times.
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:47 AM
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I'll never forget a David and the Giants concert that we attended as young people. Keith Thibodeaux played a drum solo and at first my righteous indignation flared up, but when I looked up there and saw tears streaming down his face as he played the drums in worship to God - - my spirit was checked and I realized who am I to say how and what is considered praise to God.

If we don't praise him, the rocks will.
Or "the ROCKERS will"


I actually played sax with the Giants a few times. Once at Gospel Lighthouse in DeRidder, LA and the last few times at O. R. Fauss' church in north Houston!

I think sometimes we see/feel what we are expecting to see/feel in life. My mom can see God in the worst situations and I have known others who see the devil in every situation. I have discovered that there is great joy and peace in looking for Jesus ALL the time because I usually find Him!
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:48 AM
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I think sometimes we see/feel what we are expecting to see/feel in life. My mom can see God in the worst situations and I have known others who see the devil in every situation. I have discovered that there is great joy and peace in looking for Jesus ALL the time because I usually find Him!
Aint it the truth!
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Or "the ROCKERS will"


I actually played sax with the Giants a few times. Once at Gospel Lighthouse in DeRidder, LA and the last few times at O. R. Fauss' church in north Houston!

I think sometimes we see/feel what we are expecting to see/feel in life. My mom can see God in the worst situations and I have known others who see the devil in every situation. I have discovered that there is great joy and peace in looking for Jesus ALL the time because I usually find Him!
That's a sermon right there!
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Or "the ROCKERS will"


I actually played sax with the Giants a few times. Once at Gospel Lighthouse in DeRidder, LA and the last few times at O. R. Fauss' church in north Houston!

I think sometimes we see/feel what we are expecting to see/feel in life. My mom can see God in the worst situations and I have known others who see the devil in every situation. I have discovered that there is great joy and peace in looking for Jesus ALL the time because I usually find Him!

AMEN! Great post, Phil....
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Took my kids to a youth convention where Barlow Girl were one of the musical groups scheduled. They rocked, they sang, the spoke, they sang some more, the Holy Ghost fell. Hundreds of kids were filled with the Holy Ghost... They rocked...

I've always respected David Huff because he did not stoop down to the level of the character assassinators in the upci... Larry Carter is doing the same thing D&G were drummed out of the upci for... I hope for God's sake LC has bigger aspirations than General Conferences and Youth Congress.

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Sorry you didn't like their music enough to stick around through the altar call at the end of their concert. I know their music isn't to the taste of some people-- but in my younger years, I never missed one of their concerts when they came to this area. There was ALWAYS an awesome outpouring of the Holy Ghost in the altar services following their concerts. But to be honest, I don't think their music would exactly fit my taste in music now-- but my daughters would probably love it just like I did when I was their age.
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Old 05-31-2007, 10:56 AM
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I walked out on David and the Giants. Some the other young people ask me to take them to the singing, our pastor trusted my judgement. After two songs I got up and motioned for the other to follow me and walked out.
If it's not your cup of tea a person might be uncomfortble with their music,but their attitudes and spirit are usually wonderful.They came to a large charismatic church by us a few years back that is trinity and they(David Huff) preached Jesus name baptism and the necessity of the Holy Ghost during their concert.I was so proud of them,they did'nt back down one bit.
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