Psalm 64:5
They hold fast to their evil purpose; they talk of laying snares secretly, thinking, “Who can see them?”
In the early church, in worship if the Christ, ALL music was an appeal to the Lord. There was little culture of music for music's sake, around a campfire — that is even such "folk music" appears to have been devotional too. At a certain point this shifted dramatically, until we reached the modern era where all "new" music, probably since the 1800s anyhow, and certainly with the advent of supposedly secular music, music appeared to be about love and sex and mianly inscrutible poetic lyrics which we enjoyed (and ignored) as "art". We danced and sang and "Beliebed" worshiping the stars of the music world. Except we were being conned. Music never stopped being about the worship of spirits, except ALL music ceased to be about God and become a worship of the "other gods". ALL OF IT. Music is powerful. Not saying you shouldn't listen to it and dance, necessarily, but be keenly aware of its agenda.
If God be for us, who can be against us?
Romans 8:31
Psalm 115:3
Our God is in the heavens; he does all that he pleases.
Go on, bake your knoodle.
Kunts. Everywhere.
We are surrounded by kunts.