Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

Jude plainly says some are to be saved by fear (Jude 23).In 1997, Lowry joined Roman Catholic Kathy Troccoli and40 other CCM artists to record Love One Another, a songwith an ecumenical theme: “Christians from alldenominations demonstrating their common love for Christand each other.” e song talks about tearing down the wallsof denominational division. e broad range of participantswho joined Troccoli in recording “Love One Another”demonstrates the ecumenical agenda of ContemporaryChristian Music. e song witnessed Catholics, Pentecostals,Baptists, etc., yoked together for Christian unity.In an article in CCM Magazine, Lowry praised MotherTeresa and Princess Diana. “Diana and Mother Teresa wereusing their influence for good. One from a palace and theother from poverty. at’s what we all should do” (GregoryRumburg and April Hefner, “e Princess and the Nun,”CCM Magazine, June 2001). Lowry had no word of warningabout Mother Teresa’s false gospel that has caused multitudesto die with a false hope. We have described Mother Teresa’sdoctrinal beliefs in the report “Was Mother Teresa a TrueChristian?” which is available at the Way of Life web site.Maher, Matte following study of popular worship singer Matt Maherfurther illustrates the fact that contemporary praise music is akey element in building the end-time, one-world “church.” Itdescribes the very dangerous world toward which manyfundamental Baptist churches are building bridges.Many are deceived by the fact that contemporary praisemusicians sing about the Lord in such a seemingly sinceremanner. ey ask, “Can it be wrong to sing Maher’s ‘Lord, INeed You’?” I would ask you this: Is Matt Maher, who praysto Mary and believes that she aids men in salvation, singingabout the same “Lord” as the Bible-believing Baptist? Whenthe pope and thousands of Roman Catholics, who hold to a215