12 Arrangements of Contemporary Christian Favorites. Arranged by Carol Tornquist. Piano Book. This collection of contemporary Christian praise songs features all-new arrangements of current hits and classic favorites. Carol Tornquist's elegant arrangemen
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Essentially, this is an attempt to demonstrate the subtitle: “How Christian Nationalism Betrays the Gospel and Threatens the Church” (the above quotation does show he’s not talking about a threat to the throughout the world—or the future—but the contemporary church in the U.S., an impo...
Federico Fellini (8½), and Ingmar Bergman (Fanny and Alexander); contemporary art-house hits by directors such as Asghar Farhadi (A Separation), Michael Haneke (Amour), and Paolo Sorrentino (The Great Beauty); incendiary political parables from Hungary...
See alsoJames Jordan’s further commentson the principle that the church is the center and ruler of the world. One of our contemporary failures has to do with narrowing our understanding of God’s work in the world from one of dominion, conquest, and redemption tofocus exclusively on redempti...
Nevertheless, it may be said that there are more true believers alive in our day than in any previous era of world history, both because world population has grown exponentially, and because the true gospel has been preached to all the nations. Possibly there have been around 1 billion ...
Although the opening track is extremely traditional musically, it's topical lyrics make it quite contemporary. The song is about a situation that way too many people are struggling with these days -"Just Getting' By". As Maurice says "Day after the day it's the same old game, money goes...
However, they shift the focus from religion to a more contemporary one. Their lyrics include “that monkey on my back”, a commonly used reference to addiction. And “the devil he told me to roll, how to roll the line tonight”. To overcome, Plant concludes “gonna change my ways t...
“Walking in the Sand”, of course, has a darker sense to it; that sense of finality and ending which is also apocalyptic-- although, again, in contemporary culture there's this confusion between apocalypse and Armageddon. But if we're referring to the unveiling of all the masks and lies...