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    60's / 70's Favorites

    Can't forget Jackie Wilson's 'Higher and Higher', accompanied by Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth: (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher - Jackie Wilson - Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth HD - Bing video
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    60's / 70's Favorites

    Here's a little 'Boogie Woogie' music from the 70's, accompanied by the world boogie dance champions of that time: "Dancin' The Boogie" - by Silvan Zingg Boogie Woogie Piano ♫ ♪ ♫ Will & Maéva Dancers - Bing video
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    60's / 70's Favorites

    Couple of songs I liked from that era that exemplified the poverty and poor people of the Old South. A group that's been long forgotton about, the Nashville Teens (actually from England) did a song that's been long forgotten called 'Tobacco Road': The Nashville Teens - Tobacco Road (1964) 4K...
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    FBI HAS BEGUN INFILTRATING CHURCHES, IS YOUR CHURCH NEXT?

    Reminiscent of the Nazis, Russian Communist Party, and the Chinese Communist Party, the Federal Government, the FBI, has begun infiltrating Churches that disagree with it's liberal policies. They've started with the Catholic Church, the question is which Church is next. Don't care what you...
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    Home Ownership for Millenials (humor)

    Cameron, in your quest for boxes, don't be too proud to do some 'dumpster diving'. You'd be surprised to see what you can find, not only boxes but eats and clothing too! And remember, pride is the greatest sin of all.
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    Home Ownership for Millenials (humor)

    I just got my first starter house and appreciate all the advice I can get. I moved out from under a large tree into a large corrugated cardboard box. It's the best I could afford, free in fact as I found it in the dumpster. It's sort of a mobile home/box and I can move it to the most...
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    CHURCH ATTENDANCE AT A MAXIMUM FOR EASTER

    One thing I'll say, from personal experience, about the drop in Church attendance in the country, it affects the next generation the most. The fastest growing religious belief among the young in the country is, 'None at All'! From my own experience, in my large extended family...
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    CHURCH ATTENDANCE AT A MAXIMUM FOR EASTER

    You ask if I think that the Church is just a building, located at a specific place. In fact, the Church is not really a building, but the Body of Christ meeting in specific places. You can see Churches being established throughout the book, "Acts of the Apostles'. As just one example: Paul’s...
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    CHURCH ATTENDANCE AT A MAXIMUM FOR EASTER

    Jesus founded His Church, so He thought it was important, and He promised that whenever two or more gathered together, in His Name, He'd be present among them. Yet there are so many on this thread that don't want to gather in Jesus' Name, to be with Him, and don't think Jesus' Church is...
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    CHURCH ATTENDANCE AT A MAXIMUM FOR EASTER

    Magenta, you say, " "Where two or three gather together in My name, there am I with them." Just as importantly, Jesus founded His Church, so He must have thought it was important. Yet there are so many on this thread that don't want to gather in Jesus' Name, to be with Him, and don't...
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    CHURCH ATTENDANCE AT A MAXIMUM FOR EASTER

    There are many churches of many denominations in the area at which I live. It's impossible to drive for 5 minutes without passing a Christian church. And, as usual, on Easter all the church parking lots were filled. Most churches had to make, even double, their seating capacity. So many...
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    JESUS FULFILLS THE PASSOVER OF THE OLD TESTAMENT

    Jesus fulfilled many of the legacies/doctrines of the Old Testament. It is often said that Jesus was hidden in the Old Testament but made clear in the New Testament. Jesus clearly stated that He was present in Old Testament Scripture, He said in John 5:39, “You [Jewish people] diligently study...
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    WHY?

    While some Christian denominations/sects do deny infant baptism. In fact, most Christian denominations/sects do offer infant baptism. Most Christian denominations accept the doctrine of infant baptism. Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Assyrian Church of the East, Anglicans, Lutherans...
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    WHY?

    Pilgrimshope, you ask a good and valid question, "At what age can a child understand sin repentance remission of sins ? " I have no specific answer for that. But let's take an example for a child who is not of the age of reason. In that case, the child has no sin, except 'Original Sin'. The...
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    WHY?

    Paran, you emphatically state that Paul is the final authority and that Paul's Doctrine is the core of the NT. Why do you disregard Jesus, the God of the universe, in the New Testament Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John as being the final authority. After all, who is God, Jesus or...
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    WHY?

    Evmur, I'm sorry you disagree with my posts, I was just quoting God's Scripture/Word.
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    WHY?

    Artiose, you made it very clear in your post that you don't agree with Scripture when Scripture disagrees with you. You posted, "Matthew is noted as having a few transcribe errors or deliberate forgeries and this could be one of them…" You've set your opinions above Scripture, God's Word...
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    WHY?

    Well 'Mustaphadrink', it's obvious that many don't believe that, no matter what Jesus or Scripture says about baptism. They deny Jesus and Scripture. They impose their own beliefs instead.
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    WHY?

    It is boring because Angelina doesn't want to hear about 44,000 different sects. But it is true, these sects are all teaching different 'Christian truths'. The pastor down the street isn't teaching the same truths as your pastor. Don't believe me, then why are there so many different...
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    WHY?

    And there are a number of cases in the New Testament in which entire households were baptized. For sure this would include children. Aren't children part of a household? Just asking.