I was reminded of this song, written in 1994 by Bob Kauflin, by a tweet from @marvinlwilliams. The text of his tweet was short: ““He (Jesus) must increase, but I must decrease.” Jn 3:30 What area in ur life do u need 2 b less significant so that he is most significant?” More Of You…
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I Sing The Mighty Power of God
“… all that borrow life from Thee are ever in your care, and everywhere that man can be, Thou, God, are present there!” What a great thought to end Thanksgiving weekend and continue on with a life devoted to thanksgiving. In everything give thanks.
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10 Most Beautiful Lakes
I subscribe to Budget Travel (and their email newsletter) because we like to travel, and we like to travel inexpensively. One of the articles in their latest newsletter was “The World’s Most Beautiful Lakes“. I was saddened that none of my favorite lakes, Mullett Lake, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior were included on their list,…
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Praise and Thanksgiving – a Prayer
O MY GOD, Thou fairest, greatest, first of all objects, my heart admires, adores, loves thee, for my little vessel is as full as it can be, and I would pour out all that fullness before thee in ceaseless flow. When I think upon and converse with thee ten thousand delightful thoughts spring up, ten…
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Worship in Unity
Read Psalm 133 this morning as you prepare to worship. Then, enjoy your fellowship!
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A Father’s Joy
I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. From today’s reading in 3 John verse 4.
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Coming Again!
Way back in 1957, When I was just a wee little lad, John Peterson wrote the words and music to this song. Marvelous message we bring, Glorious carol we sing, Wonderful word of the King – Jesus is coming again! (Chorus) Coming again, Coming again; Maybe morning, maybe noon, Maybe evening and maybe soon! Coming…
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Hymns From Page CXVI
Page CXVI has undertaken a project to do hymns in a new setting, providing a more contemporary musical setting. I’ve highlighted their first two albums before, and they have just provided the ability to listen to the albums online. If this works like it’s supposed to, you should see a player for each of their…
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For All My Sin
Denise and I are playing the offertory in church Sunday, going back again to this Norman Clayton song, written in 1943. It was His love for me That nailed Him to the tree, To die in agony For all my sin. For my own guilt and blame The great Redeemer came, Willing to bear the…
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Wealth at your fingertips
How much wealth we have, right at our fingertips, which is so easily overlooked or ignored. Reading through Gadsby’s Hymns, I came on these two Charles Wesley hymns, found back to back at numbers 1053 and 1054, and most likely found in most hymnals of the last century. The words may be familiar to you,…
