This is Chris Arnsen, and if you've just tuned us in, our guest today, is Pastor Steve Camp, of Cross Church, in Palm City Florida, and that's crosschurch .net, if you want to look him up, on the internet later, crosschurch .net, and he is also, a Grammy award winning song writer, and he has won other awards, as a Christian recording artist, for going on over two decades, well over two decades, and he is a dear friend of mine, a powerful preacher, an excellent teacher, and today we are talking about, Christian music, the good, the bad, and the ugly, and it just so happens, that a gentleman I brought up, at the outset of the program, of a mutual friend of both, Steve Camp and I, Pastor Jim Capo, of the Massapequa Church of God, he, thank God, he is listening today, and this was a very nice surprise, and he sent in an email, it's Pastor Jim, of the Massapequa Church of God, on Long Island, New York, he asks, there's a popular idea, that no musical style, by itself, is inappropriate for worship and praise, but that it's only the words that matter, now that is a very popular, thing that you hear, among people who are advocates, of contemporary Christian music, in fact I know, obviously your music, has tempos, and rhythms,.