I don't agree with all of Bethel's theology. But I'm happy to sing their worship songs
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Oliver Nicolson2022-05-09T13:19:00
Bethel Church in California has been criticised by conservative Christians for its teaching on miracles, with some worship leaders opting to no longer sing the megachurch's songs on a Sunday. Oliver Nicolson, who sympathises with the critics, explains why he believes its ok to carry on singing modern classics such as 'Living Hope' and 'Goodness of God'
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