I have only ever heard one song from Kendall Payne, even though I bought her CD Jordan's Sister a few months ago. So, finally having some time on my hands, I read her lyrics just a couple minutes ago, to her song "Supermodels" and I want to share them with you:
"The summer sun has come to stay
"Bikinis, tans, outrageous legs
"They're all retarded and they all look the same
"And Barbie's body's melting down
"On her face a big fat frown
"Because "Mr. Cellulite" just moved into town
Chorus
Well, me and B, we hate supermodels
It's not that we know anyone personally
It's just that I'm tired of being compared
"The boys they come here
"With expectations for the summer
"And I refuse to take any part of this barbaric ritual
"Because God has given me a mind
"That I will use from time to time
"And I've got more on my head than what's made by Paul Mitchell
(Repeat Chorus)
"Was it worth the tears you cried to fit the size?
"Think it over once or twice
"What lasts longest in this life
"Character or rock hard thighs?
"And in the end do you believe that beauty lies in what you see?
"Because if you do then, baby
"You've been deceived.
(Repeat Chorus twice) End.
Proverbs 31:30 says, "Charm is deceitful, beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the Lord shall be praised."
Peter said, "Do not let your adorning be external--the braiding of hair, the wearing of gold, or the putting on of clothing-- but let your adorning be the hidden person of the heart with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God's sight is very precious. For this is how the holy women who hoped in God used to adorn themselves, by submitting to their husbands, as Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord. And you are her children, if you do good and do not fear anything that is frightening."
(Please note that submission has more than one aspect to it: not only as an authority figure but also as a protector [Ephesians 5:23] and one in whom identity is secured. For unmarried women, the One who provides such things is Jesus Himself. For the married women, it is the husband, as Jesus has given him authority.)
A woman who finds her worth in following God need not worry about receiving accolades from wicked men--she has the praise of her Maker, and that is all that counts.
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My brother in Christ, I saw the comments you left on Christina's blog (sexy, half-naked supermodel who inspired wicked comments by sinful men).And all I have to say is. . .
Amen, brother!
A blessed Christmas to you!
Okay, something to note here: There is no such thing as a good person. You and I are just as much sinful men as those who verbalized their lust after Christina. That's what my post "Blind-sided" is about--lust. Jesus said that it is adultery to look at someone with lust, whether you say anything about it or not. You don't have to post anything to be guilty, just have a hint of lust in your heart.
It doesn't have to be total pornography, either. Undressing a woman with your eyes is just as much adultery as lusting after a woman who is not properly clothed.
(For more on proper clothing, see my July 2005 post Modesty: Always Opposing Lust.)
Your blog is very inspiring!!
Thanks, may God bless you!!
Byrdeye, I would have published your comment were it not for the insult you inserted. You can re-submit it without the garbage, and I will publish it for discussion.
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