What is your favorite song? Some have a few some have quite a few. Nevertheless, for this activity you will need a sheet of paper and a pen. So go get it and come back. Back yet? Ok, let's get started. 

     Now in order for this activity to have the desired result, it is important that you follow all instructions and be honest with yourself. You'll see what I mean as the activity progresses. 

1. Write down 10 of your favorite gospel songs. If you can't think of the names of those songs, just write the main idea or a part of the lyrics that you know. 

(if you can't think of ten, try to get a minimum of 5 written for the activity)

2. Once you have written the titles, take your mouse and move your pointer to the upper left corner of the blank page to your right. 

3. Just under the word "jam," click and hold as though to highlight text and move your pointer down the page so that you can reveal the next set of instructions.

4. When you have followed those instructions, then click on the link below to page 2 and read the article. 

                                              Page 2  

   I would feel it safe to assume that if you are participating in this activity, you know the the word of God concerning Adam and Eve and how their disobedience caused sin to come into the world. But if you do not, read Genesis the 2nd and 3rd chapters then proceed to step 5.

5. Now that you have written a list of your favorite gospel songs, look at each one and ask yourself, "Would this song have been written if man would have remained sinless?"

In other words, if man had not sinned in the garden, would this song be relevant today?

If yes, place a check mark next to it. If no draw a line through it.

When you are done, Click the link titled, Page 2 in the first column.