Yup.
Gal. 5:16-21

But I say, through the instrumentality of the Spirit habitually order your manner of life, and you will in no wise execute the passionate desire of the evil nature, for the evil natue constantly has a strong desire to suppress, the Spirit, and the Spirit constantly has a strong desire to suppress the evil nature. And these are entrenched in an attitude of mutual opposition to one another so that you may not do the things that you deire to do. But if you are being led by the Spirit you are not under the law. Now the works of the evil nature are well known, works of such a nature as, for example, fornication, uncleanness, wantonness, idolatry, witchcraft, enmities, strife, jealousy, angers, self-seekings, divisions, factions, envyings, drunkenness, carousings, and the things of such a nature which are like these things, respecting which things I am telling you beforehand even as I told you in advance, that those who are in the habit of practicing things of that nature shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
*italics mine*

You're totally right. And I believe on the flipside, if you ARE called by God to be in the clubs, then do it to your fullest extent. And other Christians should support the calling on another brother's life.

again, your focus is completely off...

its not about spreading an anit-anything message.  its about spreading a Life message.  we are not here to condemn but to bring life.  and that life is Christ.  And to my knowledge, Shiloh were not having gay sex so i dont think their actions compromised anything.

Also, I think you may have overlooked a key word in my quote: "relationships" 

We cannot expect people to be open and willing to accept Christ as their personal savior by drive-by evangelism.  I was a target of that not to long ago in a Target (ironic) parking lot.  The woman asked if i knew Christ.  I said "Yes, He's amazing." and then she said, ok pray this prayer.  i just stared at her for a little and started laughing. she didnt care at all about me.  it seemed it was about the numbers to her.  after her prayer she handed me a tract and drove off...she did not once get out of her car.  it was humorous...but sad all at once. 

Far too often we try to make reaching out to people a simple thing, when it is not.  We are up against an unseen enemy that is powerful, but not as powerful as Christ in us.  Relationships will show a person that you do care for them, and as they begin to know you, they will begin to see that you have a hope in something they have never known.  And through a relationship you can see people through and give them continued wisdom and advice instead of making them say a prayer and then leaving to fend for themselves.  That is the power if going into these places.



I cannot answer that question, and neither can you.  And it is not our place to.  Did Shiloh interact with people?  probably.  will those interactions turn into relationships in which they can minister through?  who knows? 

risher is spot on.

Let me describe to you all a vision God has given me. I've had it on a couple of occasions, and have had it confirmed by prophecy. I don't know when it'll happen, but in faith I'm believing it will. The vision was, simply, that I was in a club (regular, secular club) spinning wonderful trancey tunes, and spontaneously the people on the dance floor fell to their knees, as the tangible overwhelming presence of the Holy Spirit entered the room.

That vision is what keeps me going. I've led worship a number of times from the decks, and have seen it happen! I've experienced the congregation (students at a Bible school) begin to burst out in laughter and shouts of praise, all in unison with no human prompting in a way that be visibly seen as the unseen moving across a room.

So, I'm holding on to that promise. I keep practicing, working up my skill, I'm starting to get into music production, and in all things trying to cultivate my relationship with Jesus, so that the Holy Spirit is always around me. I'm starting to network professionally, just like any other DJ or performing artist. So that I can walk into a place some day, with professional credibility, and God willing, he can fulfill the vision he's given me.

for the record:
justin and colin are both very strong Christians. they are called to the club scene just as i am. we are missionaries not just to the clubbers but to those also in the scene. you have 2 choices at this point. understand the missional calling for those in the scene and support them in that or close off and make little communities were we are completely ineffective as ministers of reconciliation through Christ.
those are your only choices in this.

Was wondering where you were, Alex. (Clearly, you were at cstone)