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It is interesting to note two very different perspective on the recently concluded FOP (Festival of Praise) held in the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
On one hand we have people who have been genuinely blessed and enriched by the experience. They had a great time worshipping God. Period.
And on the other hand, we have people who have attended the occasion and reflected upon the utter emptiness of the event: ' She said, “I don’t find any meaning in the whole thing. It was just noise; I find no reason behind it and I find no contentment at all." ' taken from a blog. To the extreme, I have read somewhere (again on a blogsite) that the FOP had " outlived it's purpose."
Amazing 'rite how much brothers and sisters in Christ can differ in opinions held even though we love and serve the same Master.
On one hand we have people who have been genuinely blessed and enriched by the experience. They had a great time worshipping God. Period.
And on the other hand, we have people who have attended the occasion and reflected upon the utter emptiness of the event: ' She said, “I don’t find any meaning in the whole thing. It was just noise; I find no reason behind it and I find no contentment at all." ' taken from a blog. To the extreme, I have read somewhere (again on a blogsite) that the FOP had " outlived it's purpose."
Amazing 'rite how much brothers and sisters in Christ can differ in opinions held even though we love and serve the same Master.
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12:12 AMya, true. my church generally disapproves of it. i'm somehow stuck in the middle. right now, i dun realy care. =P
10:48 AM
my church disapproves of it too.im stuck in limbo too, but i don't really care either. worship is our personal expression of love to God. any form, any medium. same end. to each its own. :)
2:33 PM
yeah! amen to that! but still must not stumble others who dun feel the same. ;)
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