“ In music, what we sing matters. The way we sing it matters. What we compose matters. In the resurrection, we will be given a new song, but this does not mean that the old songs will be taken away. Too often, evangelical Christians throw up their cultural achievements like makeshift scaffolding. We think, ‘It’s all gonna burn, man,’ and so what we do here does not matter. But as Paul teaches us in 1 Cor. 3, some of it is going to burn, but other aspects of what we do in ministry will be tested and purified. Some of our hymns will be with us in the resurrection. Rather than trying to guess which ones, we need to turn our attention to all of them, with an educated desire for all of them to glorify the Lamb as worthy, ‘the Lamb that was slain.’ We should sing as though we wanted all of them to make the cut. ”
80,000 people to watch a mullet-wearing guy walk out on some carpet? My money, despite Ronaldo and Kaka, is on Real not winning La Liga, let alone the Champions League. We’ll see.