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I appreciate your generosity. I hope my teasing doesn't offend you. :)

That reminds me of the end of a movie... I don't recall which though. The last scene is zooming out from the earth to the universe, which turns out to be a marble being played with by a dinosaur.

Welcome to CC, Tony!

Chocolate, dark. Coffee, dark. Bacon. :cool:

... "and I have trouble counting." ;)

Well... here we have a new member who has a better idea how to "do" Christianity than anyone else. Gee... I've never seen that strategy before. I find it hard to take seriously someone who admonishes strangers to read the Bible rather than get "facts" from church... right after giving advice...

Yes, the Christmas holidays were cold, and we've had a few cold spells in January. However, summer is coming, and we're wonderfully hurricane-free. ;)

I grew up in SW BC. I still visit there every year or two.

Option 3: the WHO is in league with the low-lifes who are generating the variants, and are choosing which one(s) to foist upon humankind next.

Fallacy: non sequitur. Not even remotely.

It looks like the OP is itching for an argument.

Either quote me where I have done anything of the sort, or keep your accusations to yourself.

I don’t need to support what I haven’t promoted.

Again, where does it state that's what the church is supposed to look like?

Psalm 47:1 Clap your hands, all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy. Exodus 15:21a Miriam sang to them: “Sing to the Lord, for he is highly exalted. " 1 Chronicles 16:23 Sing to the Lord, all the earth; proclaim his salvation day after day. Psalm 7:17 I will give thanks to the Lord...

So why do you cite it as the ideal example of corporate worship? No, we don't. We have a letter written to the church at Laodicea in the mid-first century. The whole "church ages" idea is unsupportable opinion.

Kindly don't broadbrush your criticisms of some individuals onto all church musicians. People craving attention should have no place on the music team, or on any leadership team. A worshipful heart, willingness, and musical ability are the requirements on any team I've known. Where in Acts is...

Anyone hearing such as "commands" doesn't understand. It's called encouragement.

Or, in this case, it says what you think it says. Those two italicized words are critical. Whether you see it or not, you have your own interpretation. This is clearly illustrated in your next comment: That's called a priori bias.

Or at least the lint from it.