Petra - Beyond Belief (DaySpring Records, 1990)

Petra - Beyond Belief
Drab. Feeble. No piety!



Notes

1. "No piety": That would explain a lot.

Petra - Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out (DaySpring Records, 1989)

Petra - Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
Rise, Europe! Prepare to attack Christ!



Notes

1. Petra vocalist John W. Schlitt has often claimed that "there’s no such thing as a coincidence." We tend to agree.

Petra - Come and Join Us (Myrrh Records, 1977)

Petra - Come and Join Us
It conjures a demon, Pa!



 Notes

1. According to Living Truth Ministries, "At a concert in Los Angeles, the popular group Petra played to a packed audience. A young Bible student who attended told me that after the concert the Holy Spirit convicted him and he began to cry out and sob in repentance. 'I'll never go to another Christian rock concert—never!'" Apparently, asceticism is lighter work than it used to be.
2. Alternative anagram: Poem: "I conjured Satan!"
3. Furthermore: In our act, demons jape.
4. Also, too.

Petra - Captured In Time and Space (StarSong, 1986)

Petra - Captured In Time and Space
Men pictured appreciated Satan.



Notes

1. We report, you decide.

Petra - This Means War! (StarSong, 1987)

Petra - This Means War!
We praiseth Mr. Satan!



Notes

1. Coincidence? We think not.

Petra - Washes Whiter Than (StarSong, 1979)

Petra - Washes Whiter Than
We reap, thresh with Satan!



Notes

1. For further corroboration, see Never Say Die and On Fire.

Petra - Never Say Die (StarSong, 1981)

Petra - Never Say Die
Yep, I revered Satan!



Notes

1. As Hubert T. Spence notes in Confronting Contemporary Christian Music, "rock music in any form, secular or Christian, is deadly: its outer banks are found in Hell, where Satan is enthroned as god." 

Petra - On Fire (StarSong, 1988)

Petra - On Fire
Profane rite!



Notes

1. See also our review of Petra's Never Say Die.