Last Sabbath a little kids’ group came to our church and did some songs.\u00a0 I got up and walked out.\u00a0 After they were done, i went back in.\u00a0 After a bit, they got up and did some more.\u00a0 I went out again.<\/p>\n
After lunch, a western pastor came up and said that he understood why i walked, but that the better way is to work with the people, and slowly get them to see that the worldly type music is not the best.\u00a0 I politely disagreed.<\/p>\n
What lifted my heart so much, and gave evidence of doing the right thing, was that one of the directors of that childrens’ choir is someone i know, someone i thot was quite strong in the faith.\u00a0 She confided that she was struggling with this, and that her children in the choir were not comfortable either.\u00a0 She thanked me, saying how this really helped solidify in her heart that her instinct about the music was correct, and she assured me that\u00a0the group has\u00a0already made plans to have her be the sole choir director, and she will see that the songs are more Christian.<\/p>\n
It is a wonderful plan they have, as the Thai people go out of their way for children, even giving up their seats on busses to them!!\u00a0 They usually don’t want to hear about Jesus from adults, but from little kids, they can hardly resist \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
May we always make a stand for truth, in love, asking “What Would Jesus Do?”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last Sabbath a little kids’ group came to our church and did some songs.\u00a0 I got up and walked out.\u00a0 After they were done, i went back in.\u00a0 After a bit, they got up and did some more.\u00a0 I went out again. After lunch, a western pastor came up and said that he understood why …<\/p>\n