Here is a new song based on a classic teaching. One of the great abilities God designed into our minds is the power to direct our own thinking and concentrate on something for a long time. Colossians refers to this Continue Reading →
Our song “Beautiful Story To Tell” reminds us that the good news of the gospel about Jesus is a beautiful story to tell. Please enjoy a sing-along visit with this song, and come right back for a chat on story Continue Reading →
There’s a time when it is just plain silly to be positive and happy. Then, there is all the rest of the time. Here is a song that has a proper place at ANY time. Give it a sing-along listen Continue Reading →
Joy is defined different ways. Paul’s letter to the Galatians lists it as a “fruit of the spirit”. One dictionary definition is “a feeling of great pleasure and happiness.” God and joy are not strangers to each other, and I Continue Reading →
Familiar sounds of Christmas might include sleigh bells ringing, friends calling “yoo hoo” — and the encouragement to remember the reason for the season. Our song, “The Light Of The World Is Jesus”, is not part of any Christmas playlist Continue Reading →
Here is a lovely new song our friend Charlie Johnston wrote this year. “Pray With Me” is a personal invitation to get in on the joy, peace and fellowship that go along with partnering with each other in Kingdom living. Continue Reading →
The Founding Fathers’ vision was not that everyone should be free to do whatever was right in their own eyes. Their vision was that everyone should be free to choose to do whatever God Almighty wanted them to do. Please Continue Reading →
This is a fascinating song that could easily go along with Jesus’ parables of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32) and the Laborers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16). The song is about attitudes related to serving. The chorus — the centerpiece Continue Reading →
This song draws from the record in Luke 5:1-11 about the miracle of so many fish hitting Peter’s boat, after which he joined up as one of Jesus’ disciples and got on the path of becoming a fisher of men. Continue Reading →
Here is a simple but ambitious song — simple in its idea, form and repetition and ambitious in selecting, and then fitting so many wonderful “words of Jesus” in to such a tight space. At first look, I wondered if Continue Reading →