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Worship Song Analysis #2: WORTHY OF IT ALL

It has been one year since our first Worship Song Analysis of “Abide.” Today, we’re looking at a simple yet powerful song that invites us to join in the worship of the Lamb of God at His throne: “Worthy of It All.” Take a few minutes to play the song as you read and meditate...

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Magnifying God in the Midst of Summer

What is your fondest memory of summer break or vacation growing up? Perhaps, it was learning how to fish with your father or grandfather or roasting s’mores by a campfire under a starry sky. Maybe it was playing Marco Polo in the pool or watching 4th of July fireworks after a full day of parades,...

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Ode to Mothers

Held by grace, you greet each day,              though weariness may cloud your way Amid the chaos, calm you bring,              a steady heart in everything Present always, soft and near,              you dry each tear and calm each fear Pouring love without demand,              with open heart and open hand You never ask for...

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The God Who Sees Me – El Roi

In Genesis 16, we read about a female Egyptian slave, Hagar, who encounters God in the wilderness and addresses Him as El Roi, “the God who sees me.” The synopsis of the chapter goes like this: Sarai, the wife of Abram, was unable to have children, so she gives her female servant, Hagar, to her...

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Worship Song Analysis : ABIDE

From the different acts of worship, my personal favorite is bringing praise to the Lord through music and song. It gives me great delight in expressing our adoration and reverence to God as a congregation through songs whose lyrics are beautifully written through Scripture. One worship song that I would like to highlight and dive...

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But God

Photo by Sergey Shmidt on Unsplash “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us” Romans 5:8 (NIV). There’s a three-letter word that has a rather negative connotation. No, it’s not the word, “bad” or “mad”. It is “but”.  According to the dictionary, “but” is a conjunction that...