Some churches who profess to be Christian and Bible-based seem to have a problem with using a drum kit in church as part of the worship. I have always found this view to be very amusing, even more amusing when I see the reasons given as to why drums should not be allowed in church. Continue reading »
The Psalm Drummer web site states : “A ‘must have’ book for drummers and percussionists everywhere. This is a powerful resource filled with stories, encourgements and bible based teaching gathered over more than twenty years by Terl Bryant. It will help players at every stage reach new levels in their gift – a timely and inspirational resource.”
I couldn’t agree more! I bought the book, read it and was thoroughly encouraged and challenged! I highly recommend the book to any drummer who is a Christian and also any pastors/elders in churches who may not fully understand the drum’s place in the church.
The funny thing about Christians and the Church is that we’re supposed to back up what we believe and do from the Bible. Why is it funny? Well, you see, things creep into the church that often cannot be Biblically justified. Man brings things into the church under the pretext (or pretense) of holiness, but at the end of the day, it’s a man-made ritual, a human tradition that becomes as established and unquestionable as concrete! And concrete is difficult to break down once set!
My reason for writing this article is two-fold:
1. To look at Biblical justification for percussive instruments in the church as part of worship
2. To counter the negativity towards drums in church
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