Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

Christian music. In 1985 she said, “I’m trying to look sexy tosell a record” (Rolling Stone, June 6, 1985, p. 10). A few yearslater she said, “Christians can be sexy. What I’m doing is agood thing” (People, July 15, 1991). But it is not a good thingfor a woman to dress immodestly so that men commit the sinof adultery by lusting aer her (Matthew 5:28; 1 Tim. 2:9).e woman who dresses in the attire of a harlot should not besurprised if she is considered immoral (Prov. 7:10). Clothingis a moral language.She has also been at the forefront of dissolving doctrinalwalls of separation.She has performed on self-esteem heretic Robert Schuller’sHour of Power television program. She granted an interviewwith Catholic.org (July 22, 2010) and to the Roman Catholicyouth magazine YOU (e Fundamentalist Digest, May-June1992). Of course, she did not warn the young people thatRome’s sacramental gospel leads to eternal destruction.Roman Catholic Kathy Troccoli was the backup singer forGrant before Troccoli began her own recording career in1982 (St. Petersburg Times, Religious section, Nov. 9, 1985, p.3).In 1997 Grant and her first husband, Gary Chapman,joined Troccoli and 40 other CCM artists to record Love OneAnother, a song with an ecumenical, one-world churchtheme: “Christians from all denominations demonstratingtheir common love for Christ and each other.” e song talksabout tearing down the walls of denominational division. ebroad range of participants who joined Kathy Troccoli inrecording “Love One Another” demonstrates the ecumenicalagenda of Contemporary Christian Music.In 1994, the Roman Catholic St. John’s University gave itshighest award, Pax Christi, to Amy Grant (Houston Chronicle,May 7, 1994). Pax Christi is the radical International CatholicPeace Movement.141