“ Surely you know that if a man can’t be cured of churchgoing, the next best thing is to send him all over the neighborhood looking for the church that “suits” him until he becomes a taster or connoisseur of churches.” 

Of course it was quite insightful to hear the female voice of deception.  The enemy wears many faces.  Here’s an excerpt read by Chris Maurer:

 “… The conditions seem ideally favorable for Spiritual Pride.  The new circle in which the patient finds himself is one of which he is tempted to be proud for many reasons other than its Christianity.  It is a more educated, more intelligent, more agreeable society than any he has yet encountered. Here is your chance. You must make him feel that he is finding his own level—that these people are “his sort” and that, coming among them, he has come home.” 
Some thought provoking stuff… are we always “comfortable” with all our brothers and sisters - even when they are not of our same social or economic status or racial makeup?  Hmm…
 

4thFridays welcomes Singer, Songwriter, and guitarist Cindy Young to the stage.  Her music falls within the acoustic genre.  Influenced by the likes of 

legendary folk singers like Joni Mitchell and Crosby Stills and Nash, Cindy performs in the local coffee house circuit: Starbucks Ann Arbor, the Gold Dollar in Detroit, and the Brickhouse in Utica.  She was also selected to perform as part of the Seeds of Expression Project, consisting of mostly visual artists.  This exhibit was featured on the PBS show “Back Stage Pass.”  An avid rock climber, she has performed at fund-raisers for the Red River Gorge Climbers’ Coalition in Kentucky.  Cindy is an admirer of the great outdoors and incorporates her love of nature in her music.   You can sense her passion for God and for her music as she shares the stories behind her songs.  She’ll perform original tunes from her newest release on December 27th.