Music is not amoral; it has a message and can convey meaning.
The definition of contemporary and sensual music should be based on biblical principles rather than personal preferences.
Spirit-filled music draws us closer to God and aligns with the Word of God.
When choosing personal music, consider the lyrics, the message, and whether it glorifies God.
Understanding the language of music and its impact can help us discern whether it is spirit-filled or sensual. Music has a language and each instrument has its own language.
Music can influence people and move them emotionally.
Music is not mere entertainment, but a communicator with a message.
Start with music that draws us to the words of God and contains a desire for more of the word of God.

In this conversation, Matthew Marshall and Josiah Cheedie discuss the topic of music and its meaning in the Christian faith. They explore the definitions of contemporary and sensual music, emphasizing the importance of understanding the message and intention behind the music we listen to. They also discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in discerning whether music is spirit-filled or not. The conversation highlights the need for a biblical understanding of music and the significance of lyrics and the overall message conveyed by the music. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to be intentional in their personal music choices and to seek music that aligns with the Word of God. In this conversation, Matthew Marshall and Josiah Cheedie discuss the language and power of music. They explore the influence of music in the story of Daniel 3, where Nebuchadnezzar used music to command people to worship his golden image. They also discuss the emotional language of music and how it can move people without words. The conversation emphasizes the importance of choosing music that draws us to the words of God and contains a desire for more of the word of God. They encourage listeners to ask the question, 'What's right with the music?' rather than focusing on what's wrong with it.

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