Sound Doctrine - singing at Gateway Anabaptist Church House

[lily of the desert]

"I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me."
- Galatians 2:20, (KJV)

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List of songs sung by Sound Doctrine:

1 - A Time to Fight - 0:29
2 - This Blessed Old Book - 4:25
3 - What Love - 7:18
4 - Mephibosheth - 12:20
5 - I am what I am (Galatians 2:20) - 17:50
6 - He Changed My Life - 23:30
7 - Where Did They Lay Him - 29:00
8 - In My Father's Eyes - 33:20
9 - Because Of Grace - 39:10
10 - A Token Of His Grace - 44:36
11 - I’m Not A Servant Anymore - 51:00
12 - Whate’er Survives The Fire - 57:10

official website https://www.sounddoctrinemusic.com/


Church sings "I have decided to follow Jesus" at 1:03:40

Lyrics:

1 I have decided to follow Jesus;
I have decided to follow Jesus;
I have decided to follow Jesus;
no turning back, no turning back.

2 Though none go with me, I still will follow;
though none go with me, I still will follow;
though none go with me, I still will follow;
no turning back, no turning back.

3 The world behind me, the cross before me;
the world behind me, the cross before me;
the world behind me, the cross before me;
no turning back, no turning back.

lyrics from https://hymnary.org/text/i_have_decided_to_follow_jesus

[francis]

Unrelated, but this is an interesting church, with its guitars during services! I'd love to find out more about it.

[lily of the desert]

Unrelated, but this is an interesting church, with its guitars during services! I'd love to find out more about it.

Sure! http://www.gatewayanabaptistchurch.com/

[Judas Maccabeus]

I think you will find these folks more like independent fundamental Baptists than any Mennonite or Brethern you will come in contact with.

The “Trail of Blood “ handout on their site is a dead giveaway.

J.M.

[ohio jones]

... as is the large print "King James Bible" on the home page.

[KingdomBuilder]

... as is the large print "King James Bible" on the home page.

I'd be inserting the thumbs down smilie.. If only there were one.

[francis]

A fun quote:
"There are Independent Baptists, Free-will, Southern, Primitive, American, Missionary, and Bible Baptists to name a few. In order for us to be distinguished from these groups, we decided to go back to the old fashioned name of Anabaptist. Now in all fairness, we are aware that there are some other groups that claim an Anabaptist heritage such as the Amish and Mennonites. We are neither. Generally, they are simply known as Amish and Mennonites not as Anabaptists. As for the Anabaptists, one thing they had in common throughout all of history is the fact that they were never a state church like the Catholic and Protestant churches."

[RZehr]

A fun quote:
"There are Independent Baptists, Free-will, Southern, Primitive, American, Missionary, and Bible Baptists to name a few. In order for us to be distinguished from these groups, we decided to go back to the old fashioned name of Anabaptist. Now in all fairness, we are aware that there are some other groups that claim an Anabaptist heritage such as the Amish and Mennonites. We are neither. Generally, they are simply known as Amish and Mennonites not as Anabaptists. As for the Anabaptists, one thing they had in common throughout all of history is the fact that they were never a state church like the Catholic and Protestant churches."

Except that "Anabaptist" is used quite a bit these days too.

[karpos]

A fun quote:
"There are Independent Baptists, Free-will, Southern, Primitive, American, Missionary, and Bible Baptists to name a few. In order for us to be distinguished from these groups, we decided to go back to the old fashioned name of Anabaptist. Now in all fairness, we are aware that there are some other groups that claim an Anabaptist heritage such as the Amish and Mennonites. We are neither. Generally, they are simply known as Amish and Mennonites not as Anabaptists. As for the Anabaptists, one thing they had in common throughout all of history is the fact that they were never a state church like the Catholic and Protestant churches."

The instruments and patriotic neck ties are not commonly found in anabaptist churches.

[lily of the desert]

... as is the large print "King James Bible" on the home page.

I'd be inserting the thumbs down smilie.. If only there were one.

I don't get it. What's wrong with KJV? Do Anabaptists not like it or something?