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Here's how I would vote/fill out my bracket. mwY is probably my favorite band, but it felt weird having them go all the way. Now excuse me while I go jam Church Music for a while.
@Ineverglow 4/5. This album always felt as close to “actual screamo” as the Tooth and Nail scene got. Another album that I thought was pretty underrated.
@Ineverglow I was saved at a Staple concert when they were touring that album, it holds a really special place in my heart. Definitely an underrated group.
@AndythePainter7 Sure, but we live in a time when the Spirit is poured out upon God's people and the Gospel call is "to the ends of the world" (Acts 1:8), right?
With all the conversation about revival going on at Asbury, I've had a stirring to learn more about historical revivals. That said, as I see that lines are forming to get into this chapel and people are traveling from all over to participate, I have to ask the question...
@bensmith832 Oh yeah? I recognize my ignorance in the history of revivals, which is why I was curious. Any good resources I could look in to regarding it?
@PastorBenMarsh In reality people do not eat the actual food pyramid, they just look at the bottom and get angry because the current diet culture keeps selling the lie that carbs are evil. Not to defend the food pyramid, but those who vilify a macronutrient as if it’s that easy are just as wrong