1 Corinthians 6:9-11 New King James Version 9 Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor [a]homosexuals, nor [b]sodomites, 10 nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God. 11 And such were some of you. But you were washed, but you were [c]sanctified, but you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God.
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What a wonderful organ Performance by the great organ and organist. Give the ORGANIST a medal it was a wonderful OPENING selection on Easter Sunday morning. Hampton V.a
problem here..Jesus stated path was narrow...people struggle with sin..always have but...we do not flaunt sin(that which He has called sin in His Written Word) and call it righteous.
St. Mark's claims to be 'gay friendly', yet they discrimianted against a GAY CROSSDRESSER who tried to get involved with their social activites. Why must liberals always be so hypocritical???
There is a question as to whether or not Old George had to get up and leave to "relieve himself" there getting up was established. Believe he left his box...who knows..
@PfaelzerOrganist: The clergy wearing black robes with seasonal stoles and the acolytes wearing a surplice is actually pretty common in UM churches. Recently at my church the clergy have been wearing white robes with stoles, saving the black robes for Lent and funerals, but it all depends on the congregation. In small or rural UMCs, or contemporary services, the clergy often don't wear robes.
@moproducer Yea, Real intelligent. This is 'real' worship??? LMAO, yes of a fairytale that you cannabalize at communion. And your "Easter"? You mean the first Sunday after a full moon, after the vernal equinox? your sorry ass jesus got nailed to a cross in accordance with pegan traditions??? You're a fucking idiot
When King George heard this brilliant masterpiece by Handel, he was so "moved" with utter amazement with this choral piece that he 'stood' in its honor. His subjects also stood following the King's example. Watch the ORGANIST he is really into his playing and performance. This is one of the finest reditions of Handel I have heard in a long time by a church choir. The Choir Director and this ORGANIST should be commended. Amen!
@calebcme I feel you on that one...I am Lutheran but have my share of United Methodist friends and even a few relatives that are Methodist...I am able to put that aside and enjoy the combination of organ & handbells presented here and know they believe in the same God I do
The church was stripped of all ornaments including all items from the altar and the church doors were sealed with a black cloth, which symbolized the sealing of Jesus' tomb. At sunrise on Easter Sunday, the cloth will be removed.
Not everybody is familiar with classical music and the traditions associated with it. Why do you think so many people clap between movements? Take a chill pill.
From personal experience, i believe it's a choice. That's not a judgement, just a statement. Everyone has to answer for themselves. The body pulls one way and the Spirit another (in every area, not just sexually). The body would kill itself with food, drugs, sex, drinks etc if it were left to itself. The things we are drawn to need to be checked by God's instructions.
They would do better to have a committment to the Bible's standards of holy Christian living. Jesus will embrace anyone who comes to Him with a contrite heart ready to live His way and give up their own way. I did it, and so can anyone else if they choose. Don't withold blessings from yourself just to live your own way.
Regardless of the history, I'm sure most peopl who stand do so to honour God. I find it very strange that these people remain seated. How could so many people not know the tradition? It is like standing for the national anthem, or saying Amen at the end of a prayer- the effect is to unite the audience in the performance and make it THEIR statement, as well as the performer's.
I was GHP Vocal summer of 1995! I remember singing in that hall! That whole summer was just magical for me. I remember thinking "I can't believe they thought I was good enough to sing with these AMAZING people!" We sang such incredible, challenging music, and pushed each other to even greater heights. And (suggestion!) I arranged a reunion at Christmas and we sang carols at Kennestone Children's Hospital. :D
King George stood when he heard the Halelujah Chorus and his subjects stood because it was proper to stand when the King stood. They stood originally not to honor the Lord, but to honor King George. Although the tradition is to stand, you will notice that the Alleluia Chorus is being used as the offertory and offering plates are being passed, something that could not be done if people were standing.
I don't think it could be Easter Sunday in any medium or large United Methodist church unless this were the opening hymn. (Even my church's contemporary service uses this hymn, I've heard.) I was just pleasantly surprised that the handbells could be heard!
