In His Own Quiet Way
This is a good song when you want to quiet down and —- just — be — thankful. Please give it a listen, then let’s chat about blessing. Quiet blessing For many of us, the reason we believe the Bible Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Thanksgiving
Count Your Blessings
Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. wrote the lyrics to “There’s No Friend Like Jesus” and to this song, “Count Your Blessings” — two of the three thousand hymns he wrote in the late 1800’s. He was an ordained clergyman who preached Continue Reading →
Come Ye Thankful People
[Update of original post published November 25, 2020]God has promised that good will triumph and evil will lose. We see some of this now, but all of it will be accomplished eventually. Many of the best things are yet to Continue Reading →
Voice Of Thanksgiving
When it comes to songs about Thanksgiving, this one might not be among the best known — but it is a wonderful hymn that joins good instruction with a cheerful melody. Please give it a sing-along listen and come back Continue Reading →
Thank You Father
Another simple kid’s song — yet if the devil had known what we sing here, he never would have crucified Jesus Christ. This is a song about the best-kept secret EVER. God alone knew about it and did not reveal Continue Reading →
Thankful
Everyone benefits This song by singer-songwriter-pastor Cliff Adelman has meant a lot to me for many years. It’s a “thankful list” set to music. You might be surprised how much good being thankful does. Please give this song a listen, Continue Reading →
Now Thank We All Our God
Now … and always This wonderful song is a prayer, praise and declaration of thanks to God. The melody carries great words to rehearse in our minds and hearts! Please give it a listen, and come back for more. With Continue Reading →
Psalm 100
Make A Joyful Noise A Psalm (song) set to music!?!? What an idea! Please give this song a listen and come back for more thoughts. Sing it! Of course Psalms were sung in Bible times. We don’t have recordings of Continue Reading →