i sent this video to the kids' choir director at my church, and maybe the kids at my church will try it out. i haven't heard anyone sing it in person in quite a while. the kids at my church often sing something with the lyrics: "i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time. i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time. since jesus christ came in, and washed away my sin, i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time." they sing it really fast.
though i enjoyed the singing and music, i need to make a theologic statement. the opening said that it's performed at a lutheran church. the lutherans existed not till 1500s, whereas the one true christian church had to exist ever since the apostolic era. furthermore, christ ordained the 11 apostles, who ordained more christian clergy, who ordained more clergy, who ordained more, and so on down to today. these considerations made me switch from baptist to catholic.
I cannot imagine that historic apostolic succession would be your sole reason for conversion from an adult-only baptism sect to Roman Catholicism. Why you would go out of your way to post this on a sweet children's choir video is beyond me, unless you simply troll youtube for excuses to dig at others. Do even a few minutes of research on the reasons for and implicaitons of the Reformation.
@ProudPapaTimesTwo gee, you wrote back incredibly fast. i didn't mean to offend. i was trying to bring people around to my view. if you hate what i said, remove the comment. i looked up the song because it makes me nostalgic for my younger days when i heard the song quite a bit. once i saw that it was at a lutheran church, i had to express my thoughts. apostolic succession wasn't the only reason for my conversion, and yet it was the main reason. embracing infant baptism was a bit hard.
i sent this video to the kids' choir director at my church, and maybe the kids at my church will try it out. i haven't heard anyone sing it in person in quite a while. the kids at my church often sing something with the lyrics: "i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time. i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time. since jesus christ came in, and washed away my sin, i'm in, i'm out, right up, right down right happy all the time." they sing it really fast.
coventrygardens 1 year ago
though i enjoyed the singing and music, i need to make a theologic statement. the opening said that it's performed at a lutheran church. the lutherans existed not till 1500s, whereas the one true christian church had to exist ever since the apostolic era. furthermore, christ ordained the 11 apostles, who ordained more christian clergy, who ordained more clergy, who ordained more, and so on down to today. these considerations made me switch from baptist to catholic.
coventrygardens 1 year ago
@coventrygardens
I cannot imagine that historic apostolic succession would be your sole reason for conversion from an adult-only baptism sect to Roman Catholicism. Why you would go out of your way to post this on a sweet children's choir video is beyond me, unless you simply troll youtube for excuses to dig at others. Do even a few minutes of research on the reasons for and implicaitons of the Reformation.
ProudPapaTimesTwo 1 year ago
@ProudPapaTimesTwo gee, you wrote back incredibly fast. i didn't mean to offend. i was trying to bring people around to my view. if you hate what i said, remove the comment. i looked up the song because it makes me nostalgic for my younger days when i heard the song quite a bit. once i saw that it was at a lutheran church, i had to express my thoughts. apostolic succession wasn't the only reason for my conversion, and yet it was the main reason. embracing infant baptism was a bit hard.
coventrygardens 1 year ago
thats so cute lol except for that person caughing =/
lindsayclaire2010 3 years ago
Thanks I have been trying to find this song since I heard it in college in 1974.What a gift thanks for sharing your gift
34ranger5 4 years ago
Great! To God Be Thy Glory...
daryn2004 4 years ago