Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

Revival began under the ministry of Rodney Howard-Browne, who blasphemously calls himself “the Holy Spiritbartender.”In 2011 Green joined the Christian Classic Tour with TwilaParis, Michael Card, and Wayne Watson. Card is a mostradical ecumenist. In 1996 he produced an album (Brother toBrother) jointly with fellow CCM performer John MichaelTalbot, who is a Roman Catholic and prays to Mary andpractices yoga. Of this venture, Card testified: “Doing thisproject has enabled us to become real friends. And along theway, the denominational lines have become reallymeaningless to me, and to John, too” (CCM Magazine, July1996). Card led the singing for the “Evening of Friendship” atthe Salt Lake City Tabernacle on November 14, 2004. ecrowd was composed of Mormons and “evangelical”Christians of various stripes. Card said that “he doesn’t seeMormonism and evangelical Christianity as opposed to eachother; they are more like the two ends of a long thread -- partof the same thing.” He said, “e older I get, I guess the moreI want to integrate everything. I think it’s more important tobe faithful than right” (“Songwriter puts faith to music andverse,” Deseret Morning News, Nov. 16, 2004).is is Steve Green’s very dangerous crowd. ough he ismore doctrinally conservative than many of the CCM artists,Green’s ecumenical philosophy and his associations arebridges to the treacherous waters of evangelicalism. (See thebook Biblical Separatism and Its Collapse for extensivedocumentation of the treacherous waters. It is available as afree eBook download from the Way of Life web site.)Gungor, MichaelMichael Gungor (b. 1980) is the founder of the Gungorcontemporary worship band. His first album was publishedin 2002 by Integrity Music. His song “Beautiful ings” wasnominated for Best Gospel Song at the Grammy awards in160