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  The people were nice and friendly initially, but after attending their Sunday school classes and Bible studies for a few months, it was pretty clear that we were really never in their "acceptance-club" unless we had actually worked there in a position to some capacity or had a child in their private school or college seminary. They seemed to have a very legalistic agenda brought down from a pastoral hierarchy and placed an unnecessary iron-fist emphasis on having only traditional music. (Don't take this the wrong way, my wife and I both think traditional music is absolutely wonderful), but it was interesting and somewhat sad to see why they actively looked down on contemporary Christian music that was very well Christ-centered and brought honor and glory to God. Of course, no church is perfect, and there were some absolutely great things we heard in some of the sermons, but there were also some instances that we felt the senior pastor used certain humor and analogies that could be taken the wrong way by many new Christians or people struggling with specific problems in life. Overall, it seemed like the stereotypical fundamental baptist mega-church well integrated into the Bob Jones University roots.

  Added October 02, 2016 by Jeff Mitchell