Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

His background is with the radically charismatic/ecumenical Christ For e Nations. (See “Christ For eNations” in this Directory.)Walker’s testimony of salvation is as follows:“I came to Christ hearing a worship team strumming guitarssinging ‘Jesus Loves Me (is I Know).’ I was only 11 years old,and God touched me in a deep way” (“Worship Chat withIntegrityMusic.com’s Tommy Walker,” Christianity Today, Nov.24, 2009).He might or might not have been converted then, but as itstands this is not a Scriptural testimony. ere is nothingabout repentance from sin, nothing about putting one’s faithin the cross-work of Christ. Nothing about who Jesus actuallyis in contrast to the false christs that abound in Christianitytoday. (See “False Christs and False Gods” in this Directory ofContemporary Worship Musicians.)is testimony sounds like a shallow feeling-orientedexperience that so many have had in place of biblicalconversion. It sounds like Marsha Stevens’ “conversion”through seeing Jesus standing by the water and thinking ofhim as dying for her tears. (See “Marsha Stevens” in thisdirectory.)Walker’s radical ecumenism and his objective of building ofthe one-world church is evident in that he has ministeredwith Promise Keepers, Greg Laurie, Franklin Graham, JackHayford, Bill Hybels, and Rick Warren, all of whom yoketogether with Roman Catholics in ministry and worship.His worship music is recorded by Maranatha Music,Integrity Music, and Get Down Ministries.Walker says that “we should use all chords and rhythms toworship God” and “there are no such things as good or badchords” (“Worship Chat with IntegrityMusic.com’s TommyWalker”). is would mean that it is impossible to corruptthe gi of music, which is a heretical philosophy in light of396