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Amy Grant Cuts the Spiritual Cords

Amy Grant, who started her career singing gospel songs, no longer sings them.

The abandonment of Christian music bewilders Billboard magazine. "It's hard to explain to someone that all of a sudden this artist that has been on Christian charts for years now doesn't belong..."

Amy has even put out an alert to radio stations concerning her music. "As far as the lyrical content is concerned, there's no evangelical bent, no mention of God. If the music you play has to have either of those two elements, you might not want to play it." (Plains Baptist Challenger, 1-98, p. 6 - http://www.llano.net/baptist)

Amy most likely is not born from above. If, by a slim chance she is saved, she is apostate.  Someone please show me where the Scriptures say women are to have a ministry singing gospel songs. A sister in the Lord is to remain at home until she marries and then she is to stay at home and care for her husband and children. She is not to have a career singing gospel songs or anything else. Sisters who are saved while single and living on their own should either move back with their parents, if possible, or live with a family from the local assembly they are part of until they get married.

The idea that single or married sisters in the Lord can have a ministry of any kind outside of the local assembly is absurd and a symptom of the apostasy of the last days. It is a feminist doctrine that has destroyed millions of lives, homes and assemblies.

If a sister thinks she must sing let her sing for her family or in the local assembly she attends. She must never hit the road to sing for the Lord and she must never cut a record or an album. Even though there is nothing wrong with a house wife, who stays at home, cutting a record--it inevitably will lead to sin. Money and fame will corrupt anyone and Amy is a
perfect example.