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Do you like Yungblud? Why are you asking if it's a sin to listen to him?
I did listen to a few of his songs on youtube, it's not really my style.
Most of the big pop artist/pop bands are sold out to the illuminati.
I listen to secular music and know the lyrics are many times questionable, but I like the sound, not necessarily all the messages from the lyrics.
My personal opinion is that it's best to stay away from secular music, but if your like me, and you can't stop listening, just make sure you keep praying, and seeking Jesus. We all sin and do things we are ashamed of, but keeping the faith is paramount. If you feel like your losing your religion due to music, than it's time to take a break from music.
The Bible tells about many people that have sinned, but still kept their faith in God. Peter denied Christ three times, but at the same time, there are books credited to Peter.
I did listen to a few of his songs on youtube, it's not really my style.
Most of the big pop artist/pop bands are sold out to the illuminati.
I listen to secular music and know the lyrics are many times questionable, but I like the sound, not necessarily all the messages from the lyrics.
My personal opinion is that it's best to stay away from secular music, but if your like me, and you can't stop listening, just make sure you keep praying, and seeking Jesus. We all sin and do things we are ashamed of, but keeping the faith is paramount. If you feel like your losing your religion due to music, than it's time to take a break from music.
The Bible tells about many people that have sinned, but still kept their faith in God. Peter denied Christ three times, but at the same time, there are books credited to Peter.
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Whether listening to a particular musician is ‘sinful’ depends entirely on you, not the musician. Their lyrics and lifestyle may glorify sin, but you would need to be agreeing for your listening to be sinful. The problem is that such lyrics will shape your thoughts and values… that’s the real danger.
Instead of seeking to justify your activity, seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. You will find that the Holy Spirit will guide you in your choices.
Whether listening to a particular musician is ‘sinful’ depends entirely on you, not the musician. Their lyrics and lifestyle may glorify sin, but you would need to be agreeing for your listening to be sinful. The problem is that such lyrics will shape your thoughts and values… that’s the real danger.
Instead of seeking to justify your activity, seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. You will find that the Holy Spirit will guide you in your choices.
If you're asking other Christians if we think listening to his songs are sinful, then maybe your conscience is feeling guilty? So pray to God about it.
I came out of the heavy metal scene of the 80s when I got saved as a teenager. Heavy metal music was mostly about partying and sex (but the ballads really were sweet and romantic!) so whenever I felt some guilt listening to a particular song, I would stop it and listen to something else. So I was still able to listen to certain heavy metal music. You just have to be attuned to the Lord when doing so. Same thing with other types of music genres.
If you let God, He will guide you into Christian music. There was Christian heavy metal and I found that there were songs that I really liked out of it. God also moved me toward regular Christian music and worship music as I entered young adulthood. And I still listened to secular music that God let me listen to guilt free.
I'm much older now and I admit I listen to some heavy metal music and other genres of the 80's (that God doesn't mind) once in a while just to touch base with my 1980's teenager self.
I came out of the heavy metal scene of the 80s when I got saved as a teenager. Heavy metal music was mostly about partying and sex (but the ballads really were sweet and romantic!) so whenever I felt some guilt listening to a particular song, I would stop it and listen to something else. So I was still able to listen to certain heavy metal music. You just have to be attuned to the Lord when doing so. Same thing with other types of music genres.
If you let God, He will guide you into Christian music. There was Christian heavy metal and I found that there were songs that I really liked out of it. God also moved me toward regular Christian music and worship music as I entered young adulthood. And I still listened to secular music that God let me listen to guilt free.
I'm much older now and I admit I listen to some heavy metal music and other genres of the 80's (that God doesn't mind) once in a while just to touch base with my 1980's teenager self.