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Live For You (a cappella) - True Vibe - Chris Rupp

I believe that believing in a young universe is not a requirement for salvation, and I don't think God will bar anyone from entering heaven just because they believe the creation account uses figurative language. Let's take a look at Genesis 2:21-22: 21 So the LORD God caused the man to fall...

Matthew 27:17 -- Barabbas or Jesus? This morning our elder preached: "Some in here have arrested Jesus and freed Barabbas. Repent and let Jesus be the king of your heart".

Psalm 106:13 (KJV) They soon forgat his works; they waited not for his counsel:

Psalm 100:4 NIV Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name.

What's New Pussycat? Tom Jones

Psalm 96:2 (NIV) Sing to the Lord, praise his name; proclaim his salvation day after day.

Psalm 92:13 (NIV) Planted in the house of the Lord, they will flourish in the courts of our God.

Psalm 89:43 NIV Indeed, you have turned back the edge of his sword and have not supported him in battle.

Psalm 89:17 NIV For you are their glory and strength, and by your favor you exalt our horn.

Jan and Dean - Little Old Lady from Pasadena

I'd never seen them before! I just loved this vocal group! I see in Wikipedia that they are from Bilbao and therefore Spanish is their second language. Let's hear them in their mother tongue (Basque):

Another cover of One Fine Day: Another cover of One Fine Day: The Lovettes

When I first heard about my current denomination I was amazed at the fact that its ministers were not salaried and I told myself: "This must be perfect church". In my mind all those ministers were absolutely selfless, but overtime I learned that most of them could sell their own mothers to gain...

Yes, it is better to pay a salary to a pastor than to have an unpaid minister promoting his books from the pulpit.

You mean it is wrong for a pastor (or elder) to forego compensation?

Your pastor receives a salary and my elder (pastor) does NOT receive a salary. Which one is biblically correct? I think both are correct and it is up to the congregation to decide whether or not the pastor should get paid.

He quit his job because it was too "worldly" (not compatible with Christian life). Too bad he didn't give ears to Paul, because the apostle says it is important to have means to help the poor. He instead attempted to follow the teachings of Jesus (which were for the Jews, not for us) and gave...

I'm sure God appreciates your willingness to give away your possessions. Jesus really told the Jews to sell their properties and give alms, and in Acts we see the disciples obeying that commandment. But Paul's teachings are different from Jesus'. Some 30 years ago I had a co-worker who claimed...

I suggest we don't have to obey some of the teachings of Jesus as, for example; to obey the scribes and the Pharisees; to offer sacrifices; to sell all we have and give alms; etc.