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Our Invincible Armor – Wyatt Davis – Grounded and Growing Series
As young Christians in a corrupt world we find that life can be difficult, especially when we are in public. Protecting our eyes, ears, and minds from everything that happens around us can be extremely difficult. Teenagers’ brains are still developing until they are 25. We must make sure they are fully developed in the […]
Come Let us Sing – No.5 ”Why do We Sing?”
In today’s article we’re going to go down a little bit of a different road. This time we are going to discuss the question “Why do we sing?”. No matter the religion or denomination music is always incorporated. Some might have instruments, praise teams, clapping or beatboxing, while others only sing using the voices God […]
Come Let us Sing – No.4 “In Need”
“Come Let us Sing” – (No. 4 – Jack Butler) “I am your child, I am in need”. What beautiful words these truly are. Today’s hymn, “In Need”, is not quite as well known as songs I’ve chosen in the past. However, because of how powerful these lyrics are to us, I think that this […]
Come Let us Sing – No.3 “Lamb of God”
“I was so lost I should have died.” No truer words than these. Our next hymn is called Lamb of God. It is one of my favorite songs to lead, not only because it sounds beautiful with our voices, but how beautiful the words themselves are. Here’s a beautiful recording! You can listen to it […]
Come Let Us Sing – No.2 “When We All Get to Heaven”
“When we all get to heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be!” The next song we will reflect on is “When We All Get to Heaven”. Singing this song in a large group of Christians might be one of my favorite experiences on this earth. It almost feels like a little piece of […]
Come Let us Sing – No.1 “Can He Still Feel the Nails”
An essential part of our worship to God is singing praises to his name (Col 3:16). Every congregation has a songbook or a projector with hundreds upon hundreds of hymns. We usually sing 5 or more songs in just one Sunday morning service, but how often do we actually focus on the words being sung? […]
