The Shout Out

Join us this Saturday at 8 PM for Trivia and Chocolate at The Mix!

Young Adults Christian Nights are a fun and faith-filled space to build friendships, grow spiritually, and enjoy a positive alternative to the bar scene. We provide free food, drinks, and activities so you can relax, connect, and have a great time.

This Saturday, December 13th, we’re hosting a special Trivia and Chocolate Night. It’s going to be an unforgettable evening, and we would love to see you there. Bring a friend and come ready to enjoy community, laughter, and great conversation.

Location: 86 Burlington Ave, Depew, NY 14043
Time: 8 PM

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Skillet’s first-ever Christmas song, “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” shot to #1 on iTunes’ Rock and Christmas charts and even hit the Top 5 overall. But the heavy-rock finale sparked backlash, with some online calling it “demonic” and claiming it sounds like “the devil singing hymns.”

John Cooper isn’t bothered. He says critics are often sincere believers trying to protect their faith, but he’s seen God use Skillet’s music to bring hope to countless people—and the criticism only pushes him forward. Many others rallied behind the band, saying the intensity fits our longing for Christ’s return and that Skillet has proven their sincerity again and again.

Cooper emphasized that all music belongs to God. The devil doesn’t create—he distorts. Skillet is taking back what God made.