secular band prayer

Its time to pick a new artist to pray for...and I have chosen the legendary motorhead himself...lemmy.

The Ace of Spades! The Ace of Spades!

Praying...

Great choice. Praying for the Motorhead leader.

Not getting much prayer response on these secular artist. To those that respond..thank you. Come on everyone else...these people need prayer..so I decided to hold over Lemmy a little longer...
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just because we don't respond doesn't mean we don't see them or that we don't pray

You can't help but like Lemmy, but he could sure use some prayer. He might even agree...

That's right unworthy.
To be honest.
I have never heard of this band.
I'm not very familiar with secular bands.

you've never heard of motorhead? *faints*

Not all bands that hit it big in America migrate back to Europe, but Motorhead is classic. As I said, you can't help but like Lemmy, even as you're shaking your head at him.

I'd love to post a Lemmy interview, but none of them are appropriate for here.

Anyone not wishing to hear the interview just simply don't have to click on the link. Share it anyway, TallT.

Reading their interview might help me to know more of Motorhead.

There's not always a need to reply on threads like this.
Sometimes it's good to see people are reading this thread so you know you are not starting threads like this for nothing.

alldatndensum wrote:

Anyone not wishing to hear the interview just simply don't have to click on the link. Share it anyway, TallT.

OK... but be warned. Lemmy has a salty tongue, but he's such a cool guy, I just don't mind.



In my mind, he is the embodiment of everything that metal is or every could be. It's not so much the cursing or drinking or drugs or girls. Those are choices that you make or don't. I don't recommend them.

I once heard a preacher (Ed Cole) say that rock and roll has stolen from the church something that we should be, and are made to be, in Christ. And that is, to be in Christ is to be perfectly free. He created us to be that, and we rarely are, to our shame.

Lemmy is a sinner and in need of salvation, but he is perfectly free and natural. There is no pretense in him at all. He is who he is, and he doesn't care what anyone else thinks of it. That's why I like him so much.

Thanks Tall Tyrion.