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1:00:00

The Science of Music

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

about 3 years ago

8:42

So that's a sine wave. And it sounds like this. Now, for our purposes, I'm going to use a modified sine wave. The sine wave is so soft that it can actually be a little hard to hear over computer speakers, so I want you to be able to hear these tones.

1:49:03

Should We Listen To Hillsong, Bethel, Jesus Culture, and Elevation Music? Interview w/ Scott Aniol

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

over 4 years ago

17:50

And they, they call it musical sacramentality that that's, that's from their own language. So I'm,.

21:14

Have You Not Read - S1:E22

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

about 4 years ago

2:29

We're always ascribing worth to things. We're always actively worshiping, so at the very heart of it, I disagree with the idea or the designation of secular music. All music is religious. Everything has some sort of commitment to some kind of belief about God and so on, but I think I understand what the questioner is asking.

1:59:51

November 17, 2020 Show with Dennis E. Roe on “Reformed Theology & Missions: A Perfect Match”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 5 years ago

1:15:44

And we notice that we have a growing number of anglican and conservative biblically sound episcopalians

3:59

The Amazing Hearing System v 3

Genesis Apologetics

almost 8 years ago

0:22

It all starts with the outer ear, which is specially shaped to capture sound waves so they can travel through the ear canal. These sound waves press against our eardrums and wiggle three tiny bones, called the hammer, anvil, and stirrup, that amplify the signal by a factor of 1 .7 times using leverage.

5:06

Why is Sound Doctrine so Important? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 7 years ago

0:34

Sound doctrine is important because our faith is based on a specific message. The overall teaching of the Church contains many elements, but the primary message is explicitly defined. Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, 1 Corinthians 15, verses 3–4.

50:59

Sound vs Strange Doctrine

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 3 years ago

49:24

We are not about the strange. We are about the sound. And we need desperately, as a church, to have a firm grasp on the foundations of our faith. Thereby, we teach you the battle cries of the Reformation.

45:41

Application of the Tabernacle, Pt. 1 (11/12/2000)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

over 25 years ago

29:56

Having been in the sound reinforcement business most of my life when I was working, and we did mostly

25:34

Street Interviews (Rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 13 years ago

6:08

If pastors and elders aren't teaching sound doctrine, I think of Titus chapter one, where elders, church

1:49:54

Should We Listen to Hillsong, Bethel, Jesus Culture, and Elevation? An Interview with Scott Aniol

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

over 2 years ago

18:11

That's the actual language that they use that we come to experience tangibly and physically the presence of God. They call it musical sacramentality. That's from their own language. If someone is Pentecostal, if that's their theology, then it makes sense for them to worship that way.

1:09:02

The Controversies of Music in Lord's Day Worship

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 11 years ago

2:25

And that was letting you know the countdown to the time of worship service, almost like church bells ringing, but they did it with the organ. I guess you remember that? She would just play ding, ding.

25:34

Street Interviews #1

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 16 years ago

6:08

If pastors and elders aren't teaching sound doctrine, I think of Titus chapter one, where elders, church

21:12

Secular Music

HYN

Have You Not Read

about 4 years ago

2:29

We're always ascribing worth to things. We're always actively worshiping, so at the very heart of it, I disagree with the idea or the designation of secular music. All music is religious. Everything has some sort of commitment to some kind of belief about God, and so on, but I think I understand what the questioner is asking.

49:58

Titus 2:1-15: Things That Fit Sound Doctrine

Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

36:14

He's talking about, how does it apply? Are they an example? Are they sound in the application of their doctrine? Are they dignified? Is he an example in all that he says? Sound in speech beyond reproach.

1:56:07

August 26, 2022 Show with Robert M. Copeland on “A Candle Against the Dark: Reformed Presbyterians & the Struggle Against Slavery in the United States”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 4 years ago

1:50:38

I can even more comfortably say, being outside of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America denomination

2:56:14

Why churches should leave the SBC - a systematic explanation for pastors

Apologetics Live

over 3 years ago

9:09

Historically, Baptists have been the most sound denomination, not only the largest, but the most sound

53:34

Music That Glorifies And Edifies - [Colossians 3:16]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 20 years ago

51:52

There's always Seemingly always music in the background at an office wherever we are Father when we come to worship you I just pray that you would give us Discernment that you would give us hearts that would long to Worship you as you deserve to be worshiped Father that we would not be satisfied with good sermons.

54:57

Rod Martin on the State of the SBC

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 5 years ago

17:37

they really wanted to drive out social justice stuff and all the other things that are playing the denomination

25:40

street interviews part 1

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

6:22

If pastors and elders aren�t teaching sound doctrine, I think of Titus 1 where elders, church leaders

19:18

Dead Men Walking: Aaron Snell Director of Music Logos School on psalms, hymns, & modern church music

DMW

Dead Men Walking

about 5 years ago

4:25

I mean, you've got your soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, hymnody written that way, coming out of the Reformation because they recovered congregational singing, and they said, not everybody's voices are the same, so you need a part that will fit your voice so your voice can contribute to this beautiful harmony.