How good and how pleasant...

Post by **_MLH** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 11:56 pm

thank you Brody and Christopher for your input. Yes, I understand Brody
what you mean about not offending another believer. I think that arena
can go along with wine/beer, foods, movies etc...

My son is definitely talented and was born I believe with the talent....
Infact, he's amazing! I know at the present time music is his god...
I also know he knows about God and has a certain respect/fear of him.
I continue to pray believing for a miracle for him, I also know once
rock is in their head its almost impossible to get out.

We serve a God that is the God of the impossible and I have upmost trust
that my son is in his care.

I appreciate your time to answer and pray!

Post by **_MLH** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 11:58 pm

PS....I can relate to James Taylor as he said, " I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend."

Post by **_brody_in_ga** » Mon Jul 09, 2007 8:34 am

Christopher wrote:Brody wrote:
There are many gifted musicians who do not know Jesus, and probably have no desire to, but this does not negate that fact that they are brilliant instrumentalist. I am moved when singers and song writers sing of hard times and all the other issues that life can toss at you. James Taylor wrote a song called "Fire and rain", this song was written in reflection of his terrible bout with depression, and never ceases to move me.
JT wrote:
Won't you look down upon me Jesus....
Are you sure he doesn't know Jesus? May be wishful thinking on my part. I like JT's stuff a lot.

James may be a Christian. Maybe I should not have used him as an example.

Post by **_JC** » Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:02 pm

James may be a Christian. Maybe I should not have used him as an example.

I think James Taylor is actually agnostic. Sorry to disappoint. I also dig his music quite a bit.