“It’s not bad because it’s new, it’s bad because it’s bad” -RZ

@theankotze1292

16 күн бұрын

the worst and most arrogant take known to man

Ah yes the most important theological debate

@JoWilliams-ud4eu

16 күн бұрын

Yep

@user-zi7gd9pn3l

14 күн бұрын

if anyone says they like Twenty One Pilots, Let him be ANATHEMA!

“I had zero rizz” -Redeemed Zoomer, 2024

@sethmcmullen2332

15 күн бұрын

". . . when I was a teenager." Bro's married now. He's got all the rizz.

@Quincy_Morris

14 күн бұрын

Exodus 4:10 basically

@Rolando_Cueva

2 күн бұрын

​​@@sethmcmullen2332 didn't notice the word "had" did you?

@sethmcmullen2332

Күн бұрын

​@@Rolando_Cueva, oops. My bad.

I personally also like songs that are about the struggles of faith more than simply praising God. As my father frequently says "I believe, help my unbelief."

As a Twenty One Pilots fan who doubts whether he is (or should be) Christian or not, this video was right up my alley, thank you

the church could split over this debate

@Deejxyl

16 күн бұрын

It could. Every claim he made in this video I could make for secular rap/pop music.

@ehhhhhhhhhhk

14 күн бұрын

​@@Deejxylyou couldnt tho??

@Deejxyl

14 күн бұрын

@@ehhhhhhhhhhk Why not? He basically said secular music isn’t good except the secular music I listen to because of how it makes me feel.

@JimothyStickers

7 күн бұрын

@@Deejxyl like half of twenty one pilots discography is explicitly about Christianity

@JimothyStickers

7 күн бұрын

actually i'm kind of wrong about this, I have no idea how Christian most of their later songs are because I barely listen to them.

In my opinion, “Clear” is their most explicitly Christian song where he talks about the message behind his music and his struggle with evangelizing. The song ends with these lyrics: “I will tell you what I can, but your mind will take a stand. I sing of a greater love, let me know when you’ve had enough.”

@RenewedPerspective3626

16 күн бұрын

I was just about to comment this "Then my new Father drained my dirty blood" it's definitely a Christian song

@TheIncredibleRooster

16 күн бұрын

He also explains why he’s very unclear (ironically) about being a Christian, “I wish that I had two faces, to prove which theory works; yelling on the street corner or cleverly masking your words…”

@JTPlays777

16 күн бұрын

Addict With A Pen is imo. All about writing to his “Father”, trying to find a drop of water in the wilderness etc. personally one of my favorite songs ever written Edit: Taxi Cab also. Tbh their entire self-titled is very very Christian and to me they’ve never topped that album

@thatlldodonkeh

15 күн бұрын

@@JTPlays777 yeah those are great ones too. Also Trees

@silaswarren8418

15 күн бұрын

Taxi Cab is my favorite explicitly Christain song from them

Ah yes. “All my friends are heathens” favourite Christian song.

@kirbfruit

16 күн бұрын

I think though it is important to put that song into context for the movie it was made for.

@GlowingCross

16 күн бұрын

Hits different after hearing about that "heathens" show seriously why are we doing this again

@user-jy8np7zx3z

16 күн бұрын

skaven's perspective-view, yes-yes

@not_milk

16 күн бұрын

Always thought that line was so awful. It just felt like a youth group acceptable equivalent of “I hang with killers and gangbangers”. And that just makes me die inside a little.

@nathanmcgill7249

16 күн бұрын

The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and you say, ‘Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners.' - Luke 7 v 34

Honestly i really liked this style of video where you just nerd out about a personal liking and how it relates to the faith. It’s a nice change of pace in between all your deeper theological discussions, you should do more of that.

@corbinalt1773

14 күн бұрын

I agree this one hit different!

I was predestined to click on this video

@JoWilliams-ud4eu

16 күн бұрын

Me too

@deutschermichel5807

16 күн бұрын

I actually was because I accidentally clicked on it when it popped up

@deutschermichel5807

16 күн бұрын

@@tigrisi did God predestine a rain drop to fall on my arm today?

@Gaelestudio-vn1vr

16 күн бұрын

@@tigrisi Romans 8:29-30? Romans 9 as a whole? Ephesians 1:4-5 and 1:11? Acts 13:48? It clearly isn't unbiblical

@WarriorcatGerda

16 күн бұрын

I was predestined to like this comment

I liked twenty on pilots before I became a Christian. I had gone a few years without purposely listening to their music, and once I found faith I happened to listen to them in my car and found the hidden messages about God in some of their songs. Im still a fan, if not even more now.

@cyan2885

11 күн бұрын

I'm the same! I'm grateful you've found your faith; I like to think these songs plant seeds in your heart that grow without you knowing

Twenty One Pilots has always been my favorite band ever since I first heard them. Vessel is a flawless album

Christ is King! ✝️🙏

"I had zero rizz when I was a teenager" man sounded like my parents trying to use our language 😭

“I’m a violist I can make viola joke like that” Correction: any and all musicians can and will make jokes like that

@carsonthehill2033

15 күн бұрын

I’m a drummer, of course my drums are always out of tune

One of my favorite "hidden" Christian songs of theirs is Goner, I was surprised you did not mention it. "I'm a goner. Somebody catch my breath" Is totally Tyler calling for help, and realizing he can't do it all alone. Then he follows up with "I want to be known, by you" Which has to be him wanting to be known by Christ. But I do agree with you, he's just unable to fully embrace it openly.

I’ve been a fan for years, it’s nice to see other Christians talking about the band in a Christian light.

1:48 who’s gonna tell this fella Mozart wrote sacred music and Bach wrote non religious music too?

@jonazo7188

16 күн бұрын

Secular music: Requiem mass. Religious music: Double concerto

@JesusOrDestruction

16 күн бұрын

Bach was mid

@samuel_saysske1355

16 күн бұрын

@@JesusOrDestructionout of here

@louanneblochmusic

16 күн бұрын

​@@JesusOrDestructionfact

@Weavileiscool

16 күн бұрын

@@JesusOrDestructionhe’s literally the father of modern western music

Can we appreciate the fact that he's willing to give his most controversial opinion and make a video on the Nephilim is one of the bravest things he's done

My favorite band for nearly a decade! Their music strengthens my faith and means more to me than almost anything. I'm so glad you're a fan too. Probs for mentioning No Phun Intended and songs from Regional at Best! You're a true fan. I already love your channel but my respect for you skyrocketed with this video! Stay alive friend. l-/

So happy to see you make a video about this! They’ve been my favorite band since 2015 for this exact reason. They connect with aspects of my faith that CCM and even some traditional music can’t. Trench helped me get through a lot of person faith struggles I was even going through (especially Leave the City).

We in croatia have a guy called Thompson. He is singing about cristoan nationalism and sometimes about catholic fate(croatian left hates him more than anyone). He is realy popular and have song calld "Neću izdat ja" which translates to "I will not betray" and lyrics is "I will not betray God ever"(sounds better on croatian) but we don't sing it in church because it's supposed to be singed on his concerts not church. Still its a grateful song

@kaktustustus1244

16 күн бұрын

Neću gasit sunce koje s neba sjaaa

@paleoph6168

16 күн бұрын

Bojna Cavoglave!

@nikokovacevic5504

15 күн бұрын

@@kaktustustus1244 Nema predaje pjevajmo sinovi pobjede(Nebrigqme što nije ista pjesma)

Honestly, I think it's one of your best videos. It's slight glimpse into your soul but not in a way that would make you the center of attention. Loved it

The council of Nicea already settled this years ago . . .

Twenty One Pilots is my all time favorite band! Especially love Tyler's songs on God from their Self Titled album (Implicit Demand for Proof for example). Love how you mentioned some of their best songs- Neon Gravestones has been my favorite song for a few years now. I also love how lore heavy their albums are and the current storyline. Personally, I find some of their songs have made me think about my faith in a deeper way than most contemporary Christian songs. Anyhow it's super cool to see my top favorite KZreadr talking about my top favorite band. I had no clue you composed the music for some of your videos- that's awesome!

I appreciate RZ bringing up the point about Downs Syndrome. Lots of people are still trying to 'cure' Autism and ADHD and, speaking as an autistic person, it's just wrong.

@charlesterry2113

15 күн бұрын

ADHD can actually be treated since it is caused by a lack of dopamine(or serotonin, I forget which). While I don’t think people with ADHD or autism should feel guilty about how they are, some of the negative parts are still undesirable and it would be helpful if we could one day treat the negative symptoms.

@TheGerkuman

Күн бұрын

@@charlesterry2113 oh yeah. Symptom relief is fine! Trying to abort us is not!

@charlesterry2113

23 сағат бұрын

@@TheGerkuman yes, of course, I’m heavily pro life, no one should choose wether a baby gets to live or not

Im so thankful for this video, thank you especially for the “take the leap of faith” ❤

I consider Trees one of my favorite worship songs. Makes me cry almost every time I listen.

But what are the Christian themes of "Weird Al" Yankovic? Some stuff I thought of off the top of my head: Amish Paradise: This song is about the Amish sect of Anabaptism. The line "A local boy kicked me in the butt last week, I just smiled at him and I turned the other cheek. I really don't care, in fact I wish him well, 'cause I'll be laughing my head off when he's burning in Hell," references how the Anabaptists place a heavy emphasis on Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount, particularly "If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also," which they interpret as a call to pacifism. Everything You Know Is Wrong: In this song the narrator dies and goes to heaven, where he meets Saint Peter. Nature Trail to Hell: There's a part in this song where if you play it backwards it says "Satan eats Cheez Whiz." Eat It: Clearly, when Al says "Just eat it, eat it, don't you make me repeat it," he's taking about how we should "just eat" the bread in the Lord's Supper to receive Christ's body spiritually, according to Reformed sacramentology. That's all I could think of. Let me know of any of you can think of any more epic Christian moments in Weird Al's songs!

I'm impressed that you made the music for these videos!

I love twenty one pilots, their songs really make you think as you dive in to the lyrics so this is so cool to see!

i heard a lil bit from one of their songs maybe like 20 seconds and its pretty gud, and i can alr see meanings in the lyrics (somewhat). i do like the line "i dont want to blackslide from where i started from" i like how songs have meanings and feeling packed into it, so it can be shared with people with the same or different experiences. God bless

This was super interesting! I myself am not talented in musical theory, so I listen to almost all genres of music. Metal, rap, even kpop.. even cheesy upbeat worship songs because they genuinely bring me joy. I also listen to metal where the theme is about existential crisis. I thought about it, but I find it only strenghtens my faith. Some people might be totally against songs like that and that is okay. However this conversation is really interesting and I think there might be a lot of people out there thinking if it is okay to listen to this or that. I think one just needs to look into their heart for why they want to listen to the music they do.

Twenty One Pilots is my favorite band and I'm an athiest! I appreciate their introspective and thoughtful lyricism, complicated yet satisfying instrumentals, and just the amount of time, effort, and passion they put into their music and the stories behind each song. Tyler himself is such an immensely talented person that is in touch with his inner self and is able to eloquently communicate his struggles through the tracks. I appreciate that so much, on top of the catchy music itself. I agree with you about his wholesome themes and I think they're so refreshing in this contemporary era of music. The themes in a lot of popular music are disturbing and the lyrics are even worse. I appreciate how Tyler promotes thoughtful and introspective conversation through eloquent and appropriate lyricism. Especially as someone who is trying to be a righteous person.

A friend suggested Twenty One Pilots to me during quarantine. I listened to one or two songs but never really got it. Maybe I'll dive deeper into it. (also, a lot of great advice in video about living and persevering in the Christian life)

i'm an atheist but twenty one pilots has been my favourite band since i was like 13 yo, their music helped me a lot to get through hard times. btw was kinda surprised to see a video about them on your channel

@SoldierofGod.

16 күн бұрын

Why be atheist .. how can something come from nothing ?

@JesusOrDestruction

16 күн бұрын

Find God

@BoogieBrando

16 күн бұрын

@@SoldierofGod. Don't insult his humanity by forcing interrogation upon him, everyone's spiritual walk is their own and it is solely up to him. If he browses this channel and is open to passive discussion then he is more than aware of God and is perfectly capable of deciding what he wants to do. The best you can do is either ask politely or pray, not get frustrated.

@charlesterry2113

15 күн бұрын

@@BoogieBrandoif the commenter is not ready for religious conversations then they will never spiritually progress.

@BoogieBrando

15 күн бұрын

@@charlesterry2113 That's not fair, everyone is different and you can't possibly know what is going on in their heart. I get your sentiment, but the autonomy of the believer is vital, and you can still have religious conversations without the frustration.

You should release your music in some playlist, they are actually really good, keep up the good work!

Christian music has a special place for believers who have found freedom in severely dark places, such as myself and drug addiction. The words are just super amplified into how much I can relate.. So many but For example MY GOD IS STILL THE SAME - SANCTUS REAL

BRO YES FINALLY! We need a Reconquista of the twenty one pilots fanbase 😂 cuz there is Christian messaging in almost all their songs, yet their fanbase is VERY secular and liberal. They really delve deeper into the darker parts and more spiritual warfare aspect of things when singing/rapping about the faith which I really do enjoy and can relate to. Not trying to plug myself but I even make Christian edits with their songs (especially their older ones) and from the feedback I've received a lot of people have found it really helpful and impactful. Glad someone else noticed this!

@Honeycomb-fj3kr

6 күн бұрын

I think I've seen one of your edits before, the one about celebrating living a simple life. Also I agree about the 21 pilot fanbase, I've been on both sides of it.

As a music snob myself, I thank you. 😌 I’m even practicing Bach’s prelude fugue in C minor as I’m watching this!

This video for some reason has become one of my favorites and I don’t even listen to Twenty One Pilots. Keep up the good work RZ!

I'm so happy to find more twenty one pilots enjoyers 😄 God bless you and keep you all!

“You were the Word at the beginning One with God the Lord Most High” RZ: ❌ “Sippin' on straight chlorine Let the vibe slide over me RZ: ✅

@TheOtherCaleb

16 күн бұрын

Personally, I’ll take both

@FromElsewhear

15 күн бұрын

To be fair, the first song is from a cult masquerading as a form of Christianity.

@TheOtherCaleb

15 күн бұрын

@@FromElsewhear Hillsong is not a cult. They just have lackluster theology. They are no more a cult than Roman Catholicism.

This is such a good video. I also LOVE this band and understand their lyrics way more now that I am christian.

Bro I love Neon-Gravestones! Glad you brought that song up. Very poetic.

I get the feeling that, if this was "Redeemed Gen Xer" rather than "Redeemed Zoomer", this discussion would be about U2 instead of Twenty-One Pilots.

I don't usually make such long comments lol but bear with me Hard agree on appreciating the honesty of Christian songs/artists that admit the difficulties along their walks with God. MercyMe's song "Even If" acknowledges that "It's easy to sing when there's nothing to bring me down, But what will I say when I'm held to the flame like I am right now? ... Give me the strength to sing it is well with my soul" - which I find super helpful as a worship leader. It's not always gonna be a feel-good experience, but God Himself is always good. Casting Crowns has quite a few songs that are more convicting than feel-good. The Altar and the Door - "Your Kingdom come but my will was done, My heart is broken as I cry like so many times before, But my eyes are dry before I leave the floor ... This time Jesus, how can I be sure I will not lose my follow-through between the altar and the door?" // Jesus, Friend of Sinners - "The world is on their way to You, but they're tripping over me ... Oh Jesus, Friend of Sinners, open our eyes to the world at the end of our pointing fingers ... Nobody knows what we're for only what we're against when we judge the wounded, What if we put down our signs, crossed over the lines, and love like You did?" // Somewhere in the Middle - "Just how close can I get, Lord, to my surrender, Without losing all control ... The God we want and the God who is, but will we trade our dreams for His, or are we caught in the middle?" // and I could go on and on.. Seriously, anyone who sees this PLEASE listen to Casting Crowns especially - they are awesome at recentering my focus. And now I go listen to top on repeat cuz you have brought me into nostalgia too lol

@nenrat

9 күн бұрын

The comment I was hoping to see. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this.

"So yeah I understand It's hard to find chords in an order that is new" I see what you did there

I was just watching footage of the show they just had in Berlin today when my brother sent me this, and I just subscribed😁😊

If you are looking for modern music with classical-tier complexity I suggest listening to the album "Origin of Symmetry" by Muse. Especially the song "Space Dementia", the piano score in it is inspired by Rachmaninoff.

YESSSSSS Twenty One Pilots is one of my favorite bands. How much contemporary Christian/Christian rock have you listened to? try switchfoot, they are really good

Bro forgot addict with a pen 😢

Those guys are so wholesome, glad you gave them recognition

He is so right about the nephilim.

@thegreatandmightyseff7214

16 күн бұрын

fr

@louanneblochmusic

16 күн бұрын

I personally don't agree with his take.

@thegreatandmightyseff7214

16 күн бұрын

@@louanneblochmusic 😡

Their new album is going to be amazing

Off topic but a topic I think it would be interesting for you to discuss is the Catholic teaching about the possibility of salvation for non Christian’s. It’s said pretty explicitly in Vatican 2 it’s possible for non Catholics and even non Christian’s to be saved. I wonder what your opinion on this is and what the various Protestant denominations say about it.

You talked about not being good at literary analysis and that’s an important thing to bring because I think literature has been overlooked in this new Christian movement. More people are reading thanks to this movement whether it’s the Bible, history, philosophy and theology but not enough Christians are reading poetry outside of Bible and not engaging in literary thinking. I think a lot of people have bad experiences with poetry from school and they don’t consider useful like the other disciplines which I think is a shame since poetry has way to much to offer to just be ignored

15:50 the Rick roll of the channel

The best Christian music is often so beautifully subtle most people don’t realize it. Personally, I find profound spiritual meaning in lyrics of many songs across all genres from metal to electronic to rap to ancient hymns. I naturally choose to see & connect with a wide range of music through my lens of faith, whether the artist intended it or not :)

@jao1119

16 күн бұрын

If you haven't yet you should listen to bring me to life by evanescence and pay attention to the lyrics, it is very interesting

@auggieeasteregg2150

16 күн бұрын

Based

This is like me with Coldplay, same kind of feeling I had with their music (the first 7 albums only), helped me find my way back to the narrow path

I know it's not gonna happen, but I'd love to see RZ's reaction to Gate of Steiner acoustic by Eri Sasaki. Really musically interesting J-pop with the most Christian lyrics I've heard

My husband just said "I love how everything he does is exactly what I expect from a Gen Z Presbyterian" we are both Gen Z Presbyterians by the way who love Twenty One Pilots and will be attending one of the concerts this tour! I also posted your video to a Christian Twenty One Pilots Facebook group I'm in where people discuss meanings of the songs and how they compare to scripture. Love your videos as always, but this might be my new favorite 😁

Yo. Can you do a review on Bethel, Hillsong, and Elevation music? I would love to hear what you think about their beliefs, how they operate their megachurch industry, the quality of the songs and how they spread the gospel, etc.

The Hype I felt when I saw this title, I thought to myself, "No Chances" in Doubt. But the Screen was not lying.

@thedreadpirateblacktooth5551

15 күн бұрын

This comment is giving me a Migraine

@bangbangrogers2750

15 күн бұрын

@@thedreadpirateblacktooth5551 I think it needs to be more Clear

Bruh out of all the awesome ideas that were submitted and you talk about Twenty One Pilots 💀

@niccolopaganini1782

16 күн бұрын

Where are these ideas submitted?

Flashbacks to when I went on a mission trip right after Blurryface released and all we could listen to in the car was Christian contemporary worship music, and 21 Pilots because our youth pastor deemed them cool 😂 Also, as someone alone in the workplace as a Christian right now, your idea to think of yourself as a monk and a pilgrim and knowing God will send someone your way is very comforting. May we all do what we know God wants us to do. 🙏

One of my favorite modern bands is Bastille. Give it a listen sometime. “Daniel in the Den” “Quarter Past Midnight” and “Flaws” are probably my favorite from them. I also really like Fun., but they aren’t a band anymore.

This is why the Jesus 'Even Flow' edits are good. Pearl Jam's secular music leading people to Christ is awesome.

@JoWilliams-ud4eu

16 күн бұрын

Especially when he is riding a skateboard in a Tony Hawk game.

@DrumRockMusicc

15 күн бұрын

pearl jam is just incredible, no doubt about it

As someone who goes to a non denominational church, not necessarily by choice, i whole heartedly agree with everything you’ve said! And if I have to hear one more perfect 5th with either a 4th or a 2nd in between it, I think I’m actually going to SCREAM! Lol

@andylu6150

15 күн бұрын

What's wrong with that? Is it overdone? What progressions do you prefer instead?

@Elijah24553

15 күн бұрын

@@andylu6150 well there’s nothing necessary wrong with it, but at the end of worship every Sunday, as the pastor is walking up on stage, they always have the piano play this prolonged kind of minimalist sounding riff, that never fully resolves, and it bothers me! Lol and as for what I would prefer, well I would just say fully resolve to the tonic of whatever the last song was, and just leave it at that. I just don’t really see the need for music to continue playing as the pastor is walking up on stage and introducing himself.

I do honestly wonder what you would think of Keith and Kristian Getty. While they may be contemporary, they write more focused on theologically rich messages in their songs, as well as having different instruments than most contemporary worship music. If you give them a try, listen to Christ Our Hope in Life and Death, The Lord is My Salvation, and In Christ Alone. Musically, they are often better (in my opinion) and more creative with the chords and stuff like that. I also may be wrong, but I believe Keith Getty was raised Presbyterian (idk if he still is), but yeah.

@auggieeasteregg2150

16 күн бұрын

Yes!! And City Alight!

I’d love to see you make a video on Rastafari and their beliefs!

I was looking at your map recently and noticed my church wasn’t on there. It is a pretty Lutheran church and also conservative. Idk the address off the top of my head but it’s Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Sun Prairie Wisconsin. And it’s on broadway drive

Question: how do you know if the bread and wine is the body and blood? Does the pastor have to say “this is my body?” Because we had communion and they just let us go to the front to take it by ourselves without any official “ceremony.“

Where can I find good classical Christian music that would sound good in the car? When I look for traditional music to listen to it's always hard to hear exactly what the words are that the choir/people are singing. If anyone knows of a good source, please let me know!

I like 21 Pilots moderately, but now im going to check out some deeper dives!

IVE BEEN THINKING THIS CHANNEL HITS TOO CLOSE HOME but this is unmatched

Thoughts on christian metal? Christian metal tends to be very musically complex and has great lyrics. Theocracy is progressive metal (progressive as in musically experimental) they're amazing. I'd say they're better than a lot of secular metal bands.

@David-fz8qm

16 күн бұрын

Try hearing skillet They’re great

@Wander42

16 күн бұрын

ngl im not a big fan of christian metal but i will say a lot of the stuff victor borba (the bury the light guy if you dont know his name) has written after he converted especially the "thus saith the lord" ep is really good, especially the lyricism which i dont really look for a whole lot in the more extreme subgenres

@bradspitt3896

16 күн бұрын

Dirt poor robins is the most sophisticated Christian band today. It's like no contest the level of execution. May not be everyone's taste but they are master craftsmen. Take Him Away is insane. I'm also Orthodox but still have prot bands I like. Strahan is good, and there's an album on band camp by a dude named Topher Daniels that's about one of the greatest albums ever. It's called Empty Graves.

@bobbys_projects

16 күн бұрын

@@David-fz8qm Skillet and Memphis May Fire are great. MMF's album Remade in Misery doesn't have a single song that isn't amazing. Nine Lashes and Demon Hunter are pretty decent too.

@kavemanboi3876

15 күн бұрын

I don't really prefer Christian metal, but I prefer metal over every other form of music, and some Christian metal songs are good. Skillet does actually have quite a few good songs. Can't remember the names but whatever

I agree. We should turn to God, do what we have to do. I am not Christian tho, but I respect and love Christian tradition. I know, many Christians would not agree, but i believe in One God and many ways. Fully becoming devotee of God was not easy thing for me, real leap. But I encourage everyone who is about to do that. Stay strong, it is not easy way cause it's not the way of the world, but it is worthy. May Creator bless you all.

I just like all sorts of music and that works out well for me because whenever someone else has the aux cord I'll probably still enjoy it.

What's your thoughts on Tally Hall and Hawaii Part 2? They messed around with different styles constantly during their time of music writing.

mewithoutyou’s A Stick, A Carrot and a String is personally one of my favorite Christian songs. I think the lyrics captures the essence of the Gospels well.

Found God recently.. last week... im 18, i have always had love for everyone but only now am i starting to become completely absent of insecurity, anxious feelings, and depression... scares me seeing the works of God before my eyes. And like everyone has gone thru i think, my family is worried, and i understands them, but they were never worried when i was in a broken state. I appreciate you guys for reading this if you do. Time to listen to sum twenty one pilots 🙏

@Youknow0671

16 күн бұрын

You composed this music? Wow

Latin and gregorian chants are best Christian music

@deutschermichel5807

16 күн бұрын

I kind of agree but as a Westerner I understand Latin anyways better than say Greek or Old Church Slavonic, let alone Coptic or Syrian ancient chants. So I guess if I was a Byzantine Christian Iʼd prefer Greek chants but nevermind

@BasiliscBaz

16 күн бұрын

@@tigrisi hmm, so you just hate music, but agree whit fact that old chant is best music

@deutschermichel5807

16 күн бұрын

@@tigrisi whatʼs with marching songs? They often are secular and stimulates the body into marching

@Basedorthodoxchad

16 күн бұрын

Byzantine orthodox chants are better.

@saberpendragon701

16 күн бұрын

Facts

Okay, I tried some of 21 pilots for the first time, and at least they are VERY good. Like legit good, they clearly make art first and product second. After listening to doubt, yeah, this man, if not a christian, is really trying to connect with God. Thank you for the recommendation. I really appreciate it. God bless. Cristo é rei ✝️ 👑

@Daniel_2277

7 күн бұрын

Brasileiro?? Deus te abençoe!! 🇧🇷✝️🙏

I remember a few of their biggest songs when they were really popping off being played at a retreat in Middle School, but I never knew this.

If you like that struggling type of Christian music RZ, I think you'll really like Pedro the lion, and their singers solo project under his own name David Bazan. PTLs first few albums and David's first three are all in that similar vein. Is there more contemporary, like indie rock, but I think you'll like them

Verse of the Day Colossians 4:5-6 Act wisely toward outsiders, making the most of the time. Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you should answer each person.

Love songs are often fantastic worship songs low key

4:02 oh yeahhhh every song ranging from let it be, take on me, forever young, i'm yours, don't stop believing use I-V-vi-IV

Hi, can you make a video to explain every Proverbs chapters like you did with the Psalms? And for each Bible book ,why not.

@redeemedzoomer6053

13 күн бұрын

I did one for each Bible book

@darius-emanuelsucioni2901

13 күн бұрын

@@redeemedzoomer6053 Ah, I meant for every chapter in every book of the Bible. But Proverbs at least and maybe Job.

Required Baptist making a comment about how x song is good. Really love John mark McMillan’s how he loves.

Half Alive is a nice contemporary christian group

@graysonguinn1943

16 күн бұрын

@@tigrisi it's nap time grandpa

@lordpeasent9305

16 күн бұрын

I actually really dig Now, Not Yet

You make so many good points! Be concerned “and I’ve earned a policy of no return, so be concerned.” Clear “‘m the son of all Ive done. Imposter, been fostered, then my new father drained my dirty blood.” Holding onto you “and now that I write and think about it and the story unfolds, you should take my life, you should take my soul.”

Not me listening to Implicit Demand For Proof and this pops up…

John Maus is my favorite Christian musician :) look up ‘hey moon’ or ‘believer’ by him or listen to his remix of Kanye’s “Jesus is Lord” (it’s on my channel).

What do you think about bands like skillet or thousands foot krutch? I heared that they are also christian bands but they are also "good music" popular among secular audiences

I have a question I think I've been getting lukewarm or backslidden. For the past month What's your advice on getting out of this state And really getting on fire for God Sometimes it's hard for me To read my bible Or talk to God Because when I mess up or sin I just feel like I can't talk to him about it And I just dig myself into a hole

@EpicSwadianGaming

16 күн бұрын

The devil tempts us to sin first by assuring us that it is inconsequential, and then, after the fact, convincing us that it is unforgivable. Remember that at the garden of Gethsemane our Lord saw *every* sin and iniquity that ever was, or ever would be committed by man and yet He still chose to save us, to give His life for our sake, because He loves us.

@redeemedzoomer6053

16 күн бұрын

Do you go to church every week?

@auggieeasteregg2150

16 күн бұрын

God is never surprised by your sin. He saw all of the times you were going to sin and died for all of them on the cross, and he paid too high a price for you to let you sit where you are. Turn back to God knowing that he adores you and rejoices over you. I highly recommend reading Isaiah 52 and 53, as well as 55. God just wants you, like a husband wants his wife. He loves you and earnestly desires to be with you and to rejoice over you and make you smile. God's desire more than your perfection is your love. John Piper famously said "God is most glorified in you when you are most satisfied in him." You've been wandering around with your weary load when God just wants you to sit at his feet and find comfort, joy, and rest in him

@BoogieBrando

16 күн бұрын

My advice? Personal, practiced advice? Talk to God about it. Period. Force yourself. If you feel like you can't talk about it, just erase that mindset because God already knows what you want to talk about - you simply just have to humble yourself by admitting it and acknowledging it, and that is the first step. I was like you, telling myself I'm afraid to pray about this, or God already knows so I won't talk about it. But when you pray, it's also a moment of reflection where you analyse yourself with God as your witness. When you bury a concern from God you're burying it from yourself as well and being willfully ignorant of that which troubles you. Thank God for not just the blessings but the hardships, pray that you have clarity in your actions and that you are not bound to worldly desires no matter what they may be. Don't let the stigma of the modern world influence how you should pray, God is not a human who will unfairly judge you like your family, friend, neighbour, court, or coworker would. You are already saved as long as you've come to Him. Find solace in this. As RedeemedZoomer said; attend church every week. Can't make it to Sunday service? Find a PM service, or go to a service on another day, and socialise with people. Research your church and make sure it is a spiritually active church - activities, extracurriculum, structured studies, men's groups, etc. Talk about God, people's walk, people's spirituality. Your faith is for yourself to walk alone, but fellowship is important because it helps strengthen our spirits and rejoice in your spiritual family.

What about Stryper and the later work of WASP?

Check out “dead come alive” Tyler sings the bridge of that song

I don’t enjoy most modern Christian music, the lyrics are typically homoerotic and instrumentally basic. But I found Jelly Roll’s latest album, Whitsitt Chapel, a very enjoyable listen. The songs ‘Church’, ‘The lost’, and ‘I need a favor’ are super relatable. Not a recommendation for RZ, but anybody here who’s into country/ musically curious.