More and more our music is to please us rather than God. From the time of the tabernacle we learn that the house of God is where we come to worship the Lord under His conditions and not for having a religious jam session. Musical entertainment has no place in the house of God. At one time this was the feeling of Christians toward music in the church. But in recent years there has been such a strong and fast shift toward loud music that has become entertainment completely abandoning the holy concept of music as accompaniment of instruments joined to the voices of the singing worshippers.
Many churches pull their biggest crowds with musical entertainment.
Of course, the next step is any kind of cross-over entertainment is OK as long as its flavored with fundamentalist jargon. Hymnology, the singing of hymns in the church, was not introduced into the church until A.D. 350 by an early church theologian by the name of Ambrose. Before that time singing played very little or no part in the church worship services. All you can hear is the loud beating of the drums. I got to thinking, I could be the pianist in one of those churches and just sit up there and pound away and the would never know I couldn't play the piano.