Romans 8 is PACKED with hope for those of us who follow Jesus. And this version will add gasoline to the fires of your faith. Get ready to take the world for Jesus! Romans 8:28-31
Written by Dallas Atkins (c)1984 A song as a tribute to the Anzacs and solders giving their lives for our freedom. Also a call to arms for Christians. Christ giving his life for us. www.dallasatkins.com
I lived all of my childhood hovering, somewhere between, at and below the poverty line. When my grandmother would ask me to help her in the garden, on our small farm in Southern Alabama, I thought she just wanted to spend quality time with me. I never knew, it was for our survival.
When you decide to adopt, you give that child the chance to live through every single first: first words, first steps, and first day of school. With embryo adoption, you're giving the world a unique human being to love and cherish.
You have to admit that sometimes life gets pretty rough for Christians. But when you remember the LIFE-CHANGING promises of Hebrews 12, problems seem to melt away. Let this one bring joy to YOU today!!!
From their new album "Directions Home". I like the melody and the background music, but for some reason the lyrics sort ot bother me. When I pray at the end of the day (or any other time), I don't usually pray for myself, and ask for God to make my life "good". God has already promised to make my life "good" in Jeremiah 29:11, if I trust in Him. On the other hand, He has also promised that my life will be troubled: see John 16:33. But, I understand the sentiments of the song; I think it's about asking for guidance to live a life that is pleasing to Him, not about asking for a bed of roses.
Heard this song on the radio the other day. Wow, what a masterpiece! Recorded by Colton Dixon on his album "Anchor". Written by Ben Glover and Molly Reed. I think a lot of people can relate to these lyrics. This is the story of many people's life. In the end, we always have God's faithfulness to depend upon, through all of it.
Heard this song the other day on K-LOVE. It's a chick song. I am not a chick. I don't pretend to understand chicks' emotions. But I think I can connect somewhat with their emotions. So I made this video for this passionate song by a woman named Blanca Callahan (sorry to expose the last name, she apparently prefers to go by the simple name "Blanca".) Very unique style, I love the progresssiveness and sentiment of this music. Nice message in the song.
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