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Songs of Life | Bro. Alex Mason
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Hey man, someone say man, look at your neighbor and say you
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look good now don't lie, don't lie, Amen.
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You look good tonight, Amen. I'd have each one of you, those
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that are able to be here, glad to have Sabrina and Manny, Amen
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with us tonight, Amen. In the House of the Lord, so
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grateful for them, such a great couple, Amen.
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Love and appreciate them. Amen.
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This evening, brother Alex. Every every month we have,
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there's a group of us that get together.
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It's called a calendar touch point.
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And we basically look at what's left in the month and like two
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months ahead of stuff that's on the calendar that we might have
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planned a year ago. Because we do a planning session
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in usually February, toward the end of February.
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We plan out a year and such. And so we look at things and
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just see if there's anything we need to be aware of.
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And so the last planning session, we realized that it's
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the fourth Sunday of the month. Brother Alex was going to be
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ministering the word and realizing his mom and dad's
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going to be gone too, which is music, which makes music going
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to be on him. And I looked at him like, you
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know, is this a problem? Because I can, you know, step in
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or whatever. He's like, no, it's OK, we got
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this. So and so forth.
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And so praise God, you know, praise God, Amen.
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So he's been playing and singing all day.
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And then he's also going to minister tonight.
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He has already told us this is going to be a little
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unconventional, just kind of like not the norm.
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And so I think he's going to talk to us from right there with
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reason and purpose. So let's just follow Amen.
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What the Lord may have Amen here tonight.
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Amen. Will you do that Amen.
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Will you do that God, we love you tonight.
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God we glorify you that you will be done in Jesus name.
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It's. Not something that I would ever
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thought would be done per SE. It's still ministry, but it's
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feels weird. I did have something to preach
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this week and Tuesday something came to my mind and felt led to
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lead us to recognize and focus on music.
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Now tonight, I'm not here to tell you what you should or
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should not listen to. What I'm telling you tonight is
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I want you to understand the power of music in the sense of
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drawing nearer unto God. And maybe this is something that
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is more foreign to you. Maybe you don't listen to a
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whole lot of music. I myself, my wife and I listen
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to a lot of music and I know you may say, well, you guys are
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singers and musicians, but we are called to worship.
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Called to worship doesn't always have to be in song, but most
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commonly it is in song. More music is more than just
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melodies and and harmonies. It's a way that that God can
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speak to us and, and throughout our lives, there's just songs
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that will mark journeys in our life.
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They'll mark very, very important times in our life.
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And they remind us of God's faithfulness or, or that that
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can help us find hope, help us find things.
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When when things get tough, we can draw back to that and we go
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back to that and it's like we're back in that situation or it's
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like we're back in the sun again.
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And I called this songs of life because I didn't know what else
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to call it. But throughout my life, there
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are just times that I will listen to one song a lot, maybe
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a grouping of songs. And it it always ends up having
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a theme. Somehow, some way, it ends up
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having a theme that highlights what I'm going through or what
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I'm lacking or what I need. God and, and it's in those
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times, those songs of life that I can sense his comfort, I can
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sense his love and there's the messages of the song speak to me
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not only not only just on intellect, but on emotional and
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spiritual level. And, and these these themes,
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they bring us in. They take it when when it really
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began, where music really began as heaven, when we worship and
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reverence to music with music unto God, we are doing something
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heavenly in in Job 38, it's verses 4 through 7, it talks
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about God speaking to Job. He says where were you when I
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laid the earth's foundation? And he says, while the morning
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stars sang together and all the angels shouted for joy, this
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passage reveals to us that music in the form of the morning stars
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was singing. And it's as if God's creation
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began to began with a Symphony. It began with a Symphony.
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And it's a cosmic celebration of his power and glory.
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And, and in a sense, we visually see music.
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The beauty of things that we see on this earth is poetry.
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And we look at it and we're in awe.
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And I, I call that music because it's heavenly.
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It is beauty beyond what we could think with our own mortal
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minds until we actually see it. And music, music on earth is
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just an echo. It can be an echo.
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What happens in heaven and, and when we sing and we worship,
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we're not just, we're just not making the melodies.
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We are participating in something much bigger.
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And Revelation five and eight, it says it gives us a vision of
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heavenly worship. It gives us a vision where the
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elders and the angels are bowing and singing a new song around
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God's throne and he's declare. They're declaring his
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worthiness. They're declaring he is great
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and he is holy. And it shows that music has
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always been central to worship of God and his presence in it.
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But it's not just the spiritual aspect that makes music
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powerful. There's a there's a very natural
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aspect to this that we don't think about very often.
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There's a profound connection between music and our minds.
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Music is very powerful. And I think because it's
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heavenly, that's why it has such an impact on us emotionally,
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mentally, physically, spiritually.
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And, and there's a profound connection.
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There's research at Harvard, there was an article I read
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years back and I had to go find it again.
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But the article talks a little bit about what happens in the
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brain when, when you listen to music or even sing and, and, and
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play music. And more often than not, what
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they were finding the common thread was that when someone
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was, was just listening to someone talk, right, more than
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often than not, it's more of the, the part portion of the
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brain that follows logic and listening to someone trying to
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make decisions. More often than not when it came
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to music, listening, singing, playing, the the emotion center
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of the brain is on a higher functioning level and it is
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activated so much higher. And I believe that is because it
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connects us. It connects us with something.
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And when we decide that that something's going to be God,
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that can be very powerful. It can be very powerful to
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decide to connect ourselves with God.
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It can, it can very realistically, it can reduce
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stress. Have you ever just heard a good
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feel good song and you just, you feel happy afterwards, You just
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feel. And then the other, the other
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side of the coin, you listen to a very sad song and now you have
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to turn on a, a really happy song because you're sad.
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Studies show that certain type of music can help lower cortisol
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levels, which is our body stress hormone and and it helps us feel
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more relaxed, more focused. Some of us when we study, maybe
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we turn on some music, maybe there's a certain playlist for
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focusing, certain playlist for worship, certain playlist for
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prayer, So many different things that we can glean and glean from
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beyond that music is a bridge between mind and spirit.
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And when we worship through music, we're not just engaging
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our emotions. We're we're aligning our whole
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being, body, mind and soul with God's presence and his purpose.
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I just, I sit in it all sometimes when I listen to a
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song and it just gets me and I, I again, that emotion center.
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I'm not a naturally emotional person, but you get a good song
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in front of me and I just sit there and all, all I can do is
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just just sit and maybe, maybe weep, maybe just understanding
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the the depth and the breadth of what is being sung, the words of
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the song. See, we listen to so many songs
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and we we hear so many songs during worship sets over and
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over again and can feel like the same old thing.
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We know the words of the song now and so we sing it and it's
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on the screen and we have that help.
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Then we lose the meaning. When you're listening to a song
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for the first time, you're focusing intently on the words.
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There have been times I've listened to the song and it was
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the first time, and I'm intently listening to these words.
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And when I listen to them, it is impacting me so powerfully.
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And as it becomes a habit, it becomes less and less impactful.
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I can when I don't take the time to focus on it.
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There's not going to be any words up there tonight.
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I want you to listen. I want you to understand what's
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being sung. Just this First Samuel 1623, it
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talks. It describes how David's music
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gets soothed. Saul's troubled spirit.
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Music and worship could soothe your troubled soul.
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Music today can have a similar impact on us and and bringing us
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comfort and drawing us in. That's why I'm here at the piano
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today. I feel like I feel like maybe
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there's some of us. Maybe we don't listen to music
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on a regular basis. Maybe we don't listen to music
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that gives reverence to God on a regular basis.
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And we wonder sometimes, well, why?
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Why this, why that, why there's so many things going on.
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I'm not saying it's always the case, but I'm telling you one
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thing for sure. When you have music in your life
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and it gives reverence to God, you're going to have see a
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difference. You're going to feel comfort,
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you're going to feel love, you're going to see faithfulness
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throughout. You're going to bless his name
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on a regular basis. I believe music has the power to
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change us. It has the power to heal us.
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It has the power to bring us closer to the heart of God.
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And, and as we go through these songs, and I'm going to go
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through different themes of these song of songs.
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I don't care if you need to shout, you can shout if you need
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to run, if you need to pace and walk, if you need to pray, if
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you want to stand in worship, if you want to sit down at your
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seat at worship, if you need to come to an altar because
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something is impacting you. I hope that something grabs your
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heart tonight. Tonight is about worship.
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So I want you to focus on these words.
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I want you to focus on the meanings of these songs and
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maybe, just maybe, there might be something that you could get
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out of it tonight. First thing I want to talk about
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and I want to sing about is the theme of love.
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Love is both infinite and deeply personal with God.
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Romans 8 and 38, it tells us that that nothing in all
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creation could separate us from His love, and it reminds us of
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its power and of its consistency.
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It is not fickle, it is consistent, and this love is
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also intimate. Psalms 139 one verse one and
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two. It shows us that that a God who
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knows our every thought and every moment.
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And these songs are about that relentless love, unwavering
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love, love that holds us when we feel lost.
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It reminds us when we need to be cherished and we need to feel
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love. It reminds us that we are
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cherished not because of what we do, but simply because we belong
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to Him. And as we listen, let's allow
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the words to remind us that we are loved in the of God's love.
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And so when I need to be reminded of God's love, I may
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turn to songs like this. Song starts out like time after
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time after time I've been here, lie after lie after lie, tear
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after tear. And in spite of all my flaws,
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you say you love it all and I didn't learn it because I don't
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deserve it. Cycles of shame in hiding who I
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am created this place of brokenness in I'm in.
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It's deeper than I'm tall. You say you see it all and I
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can't undo it. My heart is wounded, but you
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have me in the earth. Do not believe me.
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How you found me. Your perfect love astounds me.
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Go over and over again. You don't give up.
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You're still chasing after me. Then finally I see your love is
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in the reminding us that his love is enough.
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And then when I need to be surrounded.
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And comforted by his love, I may turn the songs like something
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along the lines of. Know you've heard.
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The stories. They all sound too good to be
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true. You've heard about a Mace called
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home, but there doesn't seem to be one for you soon.
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One night you cry yourself and drift off to a distant dream.
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Will takes you in. Everything changes.
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The loneliness ends and a new life begins when love takes you
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and says you belong here. A miracle starts with the beat
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of our hearts when a heart takes you in.
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Gone through something that I maybe thought I'd gone too far.
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Maybe I need to be reminded just how reckless it seems that God's
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love is. And I may turn to all the.
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Old, never ending reckless love of God.
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Oh it. Chases.
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Me down fights till I follow leaves the 99 and I could earn
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it. I don't deserve it.
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Still you give yourself away. And all the overwhelming and
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never ending reckless love and God.
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There's no shadow you won't light up mountain you'll climb
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up coming after me. There's no wall You won't kick
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down a lie you won't tear down coming after me.
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There's no shadow you won't light up mountain you won't
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climb up coming after me. There's no wall you won't kick
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down a lie on set out coming after me.
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And after that reminds me, I can also turn to something like like
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the Song of You. See the side of me that no one
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else can see. You know the depths of me beyond
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the surface thing. I cannot hide from your
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presence. You know my weaknesses and the
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Lord. You know my flaws.
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You see the unseen war with every impure thought, Yet I have
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her hope in it all for you, each beyond pray and afraid and give
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birth, sea and give birth, and you love me anyway.
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How boundless, how unconditional, how, how, how
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truly it is those things because we, we forget sometimes and we,
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we have issues in those songs that speak to that love.
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It's a lie. Love that finds us where we are.
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And unfortunately, sometimes we have to have faith because
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sometimes it's not going to be easy.
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And maybe we have to turn to faith and trust.
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Have to turn to faith and trust and healing, knowing that God's
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going to do what he said he's going to do.
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So we may turn the songs like I Trust.
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In God, my Savior, the one who will never fail.
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He will never fail. I trust in God.
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You might say you're the one who will never fail.
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He will never fail. I sought the Lord and he heard
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and he answered. I sought the Lord and he heard.
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And he, Sir, I sought the Lord, and he heard and he answered.
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That's why I trust Him, that's why I trust Him.
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I've sought the Lord and he heard, and he answered.
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I sought the Lord, and he heard, and he answered.
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I sought the Lord and he heard and he answered.
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That's why I trust Him. That's why I trust in God my
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Savior, the one who will never fail.
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He will never fail who have trust in God my Savior, the one
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who will never fail. He will never fall.
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I could go to let it be costly. Let it be constantly.
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You are most worthy. Most worthy.
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I'm holding back nothing. Let it peace you're most worthy,
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most worthy Jesus, for all I bring and come there to all
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you've given me. I will not bring cost me nothing
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counted the costs and I'm convinced you're still with
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everything. How will I bring it cost me
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nothing so when? I may turn to songs.
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It's about waiting because it's a part of it.
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It's a part of faith. I may go.
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Wait. On the Lord wait.
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On the Lord, wait on the Lord and renew.
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That I have to be reminded. Oh, he's ordering.
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Maybe I'll insert myself into it.
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He's. Ordering my step.
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I've got away, I've got away. And he's ordering my steps.
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She got away and I. May go to our flip stores that.
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Have proved your faithfulness. Miracles my mind can't
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comprehend. And there is beauty in what I
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don't understand. Jesus you.
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Jesus you. I believe you're the wonder
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working God. You're the wonder working God.
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All the miracles I've seen, too good tonight believe.
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If I wonder where, King God, you heal because you love All the
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miracles I've seen, Too good tonight believe.
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Too good tonight believe. Too good tonight, believe.
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I may go. I believed in miracles, Never
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thought that I'd be 1. You came and changed me, all for
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your glory. Oh, I believed in miracles,
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Never thought that I'd be 1. You came and made me a
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testimony. The.
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Faith and trust in God is often going to lead us to moments
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where we see His grace at work. And it's in those times of
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waiting and hoping that His redemption and His love and His
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grace comes closer to us that these songs speak of grace and
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of freedom and of transformation.
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That comes when God's mercy meets us where we are in our
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moment of despair, reflecting on His grace and His redemption.
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We sung it tonight. We could sing something like
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Lord You found me. You healed me.
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You've called me from the grave. You gave me a real love.
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I thank you, Jesus. You are my sins away.
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Oh, now that I believe it, like I'm forgiven, You came and set
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me free. That's what your mercy did for
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me. And maybe.
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We shout about it, what he's done.
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Maybe we shout and we do. Whoa.
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If I shout, know I'm shouting from a heart that's been washed
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clean. If I run, know I'm running from
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a past it's been reading to the world.
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It might look crazy. There's just no telling what
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you're going to do. You know when Jesus gets old to
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you. So if I shout no, I'm shouting
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from my heart, it's been on clean.
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If I run, no. I'm learning from the past.
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It's been redeemed. Too early and I look crazy, but
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it's just no telling what you're going to do in that moment.
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Jesus gets home. We could turn to Amazing Grace.
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How sweet the sound that saying a rat like me.
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I once was lost, but now was. But now I my chains are gone.
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I've been set free. My God, my save your eyes ransom
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me. And like a flood, his mercy
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rings. An ending of Earth days we could
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go to I am redeem. You set me free.
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So I'll take on these every chains, wipe away everything
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because I know who I used to be Because I am redeemed.
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You said be free. So I'll take all these heavy
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chains off every state because I'm not who I used to be.
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I am redeemed and then that redemption
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acknowledged. That redemption and
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understanding what He did for us, what He's done for us
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through the highs and the lows, we can turn to something about
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worship and devotion. Get into a mode of worship and
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acknowledging His greatness, talking about how good He is,
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how what He's done and that He is the greatest.
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Talk about His name. And we could go, because of who
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you are, I give you glory. Because of who you are, I give
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you praise. Because of who you are, I will
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live my voice and say, Lord, I worship you.
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Because of who you are, Lord, I am worship you.
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Because who you are, Lord, I worship you.
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Because who you are is in the name of Jesus wonderful, Is in
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the name of Jesus wonderful. All the world can come in and
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have their sins removed. Is in the name of Jesus
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wonderful. Eternal King, You will reign
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forever and we will sing the glory of your name be lifted
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high so all the world will see. The name is all we need.
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Name is all we need. Your name is holy.
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Your name is worthy. Your name is.
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Your name is holy. Your name is where, honey?
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Your name is Jesus. How beautiful, how much love.
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This is your name, Jesus. How powerful, How excellent.
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His young man, the Jesus. And the angels cry holy, our
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creation cries holy. You are lifted high, holy, holy,
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frail. Your people sing holy to the
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King of kings, holy. You will always be holy, Holy
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for life. Your name.
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Name is the highest. Your name is the greatest.
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Your name stands above them all. All phones and dominions, all
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powers and positions. Your name stands above all.
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Your name is the highest. Your name is the greatest.
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Your name stands above them all. All phones hit the minions.
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All powers and positions in your name stands above them all.
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And the angels cry Holy, all creation, Christ holy, you are
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lifted high, holy, holy. And it was you made my life
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complete. You are to me my everything and
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that's why I see Jesus. I love you because you gave.
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I couldn't imagine if you weren't there.
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Jesus, I'll help you because you can't.
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I couldn't imagine if you weren't there and it was you
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that made my life complete. Sometimes we just have to be.
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Reminded of that and it was you that made my life and you are to
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my head and that's why I see. And after we go through worship
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and devotion, it often deepens our desire.
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It deepens our desire for God's presence.
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And when we get into that, there's something about being
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close to him that restores us in ways, restores us in ways that
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we can't even explain. But he did it.
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And these songs are all about his presence, His sweet, sweet
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presence. It's refresh, it's renewed and
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it is a new everyday, every single moment.
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And it press we, we let it. When we let it press in and we
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seek it, we get that sweet connection.
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With God. So you could.
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Turn the songs like The More I seek you, The More I Fight you.
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The more I fight you, the more I love you.
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I want to sit at your feet, drink from the cup into your
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head and back against you and breathe.
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Feel your heartbeat it's love is so deep.
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It's more than I can stand. I rest in the so overwhelming
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nothing else. Nothing else.
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Nothing else will do. I just want to you and nothing,
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nothing else, nothing else, nothing else will you?
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I just want you and nothing else.
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And nothing else. Nothing else will you?
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I'm caught up in your prison. I just want to sit here, right
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at your feet, caught up in this holy moment.
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I never want to leave. Oh, I'm not here for a little
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sea Jesus. You don't owe me everything and
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more than anything that you can do, I just want you.
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To me your presence is there, and to me we're singing.
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Oh Jesus, Oh Jesus, die praise and to me.
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Oh Jesus, how Jesus eyes your praise and to me to urge you I
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live. I need.
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Because in your presence there is freedom, chains, island and
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lies to heal pieces. Waiting arm stretch open is in
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your presence. Your life, that's all I need is
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found in your presence. Is found in your presence.
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All I need is found in your presence.
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I need is found in you all that. We get a renewed sense of
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authority being in his presence and it's almost like a battery
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it gives us gives us charge and that's where we can have and
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speak in his authority because he's in control.
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So we could do, we could sing something along the lines of
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with lifted. Hands, we're in for a brand of
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demonstration of your pie. We want more land stories.
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We're declaring and believing for a night, so we'll prepare
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the atmosphere. Oh, so you can be welcoming you.
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Oh, anything can happen, Anything can happen.
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Anything can happen. The moment you are again,
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anything can happen. Anything can happen.
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Anything, the moment that you walk into
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this, every life can be restored.
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I feel the room, I feel the room.
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Angels are at every corner when you fill the room.
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Got to feel the room. Don't start when and if you're
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in the room and got to feel and since there comes light when you
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feel, there is power. Power in the cheese.
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There is power in the name of Jesus.
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There is power in the men. Jesus.
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Break every chin. Break every chin.
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Break every chin. We may turn this on.
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It's about authority, not bowing.
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It's a song that I love right now that is so powerful, talks
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about not bowing, and this is where we stand.
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Line in the sand, we're on the Lord's side Kingdom, stand
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around, don't back down, God will deliver us in this where we
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stand. Line in the sand, we're on the
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Lord's side. Kingdom standing around, don't
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back down. God will deliver us.
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Bridge is so powerful because sometimes we need to stand up
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and tell the devil. Through.
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All of this we need to tell the devil that enough is enough.
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And it says it says. I could never about working
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without a ground. Never.
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Never. Oh, no, Oh no.
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I could never bow to a king without a crown.
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Never. Oh no, Oh no, I could never bow
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to a king without a crown. Never.
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This is where we stand. Lying in the sand.
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We're on the Lord Lord's side. Kingdom, stand your ground.
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Come back down. God will deliver us.
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This is where we stand. I'm in the sand.
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We're on the Lord's side, Kingdom.
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Stand your ground. Come back down.
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God will deliver us. This is where we stand.
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I'm in the sand, We're on the Lord.
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It's our Kingdom. Stand your ground, don't back
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down. God will deliver us because He
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love me and not do not lead me. How he found His perfect love
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astounds over and over again. He doesn't give up.
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He still chases. After me and now I can see his
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love is enough. So I hope you go with this
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tonight and I hope you turn to some songs.
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I hope you turn to some music because it becomes so powerful
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and the drawing nearer. There are times that through
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prayer and through worship of song, you're going to feel
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closer to God than you have. And I don't know if it's because
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just the physical part of it, it's the emotional part.
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It's so strong. I'm telling you, there's nothing
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like music when we are singing with the heavenly hosts,
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reflecting this great thing that we have from heaven that we
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didn't have to have. It could have been exclusive to
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heaven. We have never had the blessing
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of music, but we have the blessing of music and worship
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and that changes our lives. It changes.
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It heals us when we are broken and it means men's things with
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when we feel like we've gone so far.
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We can we can turn the stuff like this.
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We can be reminded pastor's going to come and end out
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service. I love you all.
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Thank you for bearing with me. It's worship.
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Just worship. When writers put pin to page and
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they particularly involve lyrics that involve God's Word.
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My Savior and I, when we just heard events, we didn't get no
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word tonight. There are so many of those songs
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that were touched on tonight that some were verbatim
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scripture and some were principles of scripture that was
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being spoken. That's the thing about songs
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like that, that it's, it's the word that's coming to you
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through the song. I'll share this with you.
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There's there's very few days probably that I don't pray
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without music. All right, But here's something
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what I do sometimes there's some days I don't because I purposely
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don't because I don't want the music to do the praying for me.
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Matter of fact, God spoke to me one time.
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He said, turn off the music. Let me hear your voice, right?
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But there's a lot of times, Ray, I pray with music.
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You know what I do? There's some days I allow the
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lyrics of the song to direct my prayer, like the song that says
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Jesus I love you. I'll use that as a springboard
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for my prayer. Or all you could just probably
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start belching out some of these lyrics, different lyrics that
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just come. Then I use that as a springboard
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for my prayer to the Lord God is fighting for me man, I'll start
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praying God, I need I need you in this life.
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There's some things that I'm facing.
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I'll just start using then the lyrics of the song that come
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through the playlist as then the springboard for my prayer and
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you should just try it sometime just challenge.
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You should try it sometimes, though, I just don't know what
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to pray about man allow a lyric from a song just to be a
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springboard for your prayer. I mean, it's already written in
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the in the in the mode of being worship into the Lord man use it
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as prayer as again, many of that is his word that's going forth
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and different lyrics. There's so many lyrics we sing.
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We don't even realize they have a biblical context, but they do
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they do and they're powerful. They can bring all of that.
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He spoke up tonight, healing, strength, redemption, reflection
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about God's love, grace and mercy, Amen in our lives.
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Amen. Thank God, thank God for
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creating that Amen. You stand with me tonight.
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Amen. Have you been you felt the Holy
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Ghost here in the president the Lord ministered to Amen.
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If if David was called to soothe the spirit, if that was
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happening, then there's something that can powerful that
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can happen just through a lyric. You know all the songs that you
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read by and large, many of them SONGS, songs, whatever you
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talking about here, David, talking about delivering me,
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Lord, from the hands of my enemy man.
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That's a song he's singing and writing and pinning.
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Amen unto the Lord. Let's ask God to just seal this
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in our heart, God. Seal this into our hearts, God,
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into our minds. I pray, O Lord, tonight, God,
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you have given us the Lord Jesus, this tool, Lord, it, it
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has its origin, Lord, in the heavenlies.
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I pray, O Lord, help us to use it, God, for your glory in our
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own lives. God, it can combat fear it can
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combat Lord intimidation it can that so many things that you can
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lift our spirits when it is low and it can set at Bay.
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Lord God things of confusion. Lord it can bring the Lord a
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rejoicing into a heart a a new song to be sung.
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The Lord God, a melody of praise unto you.
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I pray, O Lord, today, God help us to go Lord in the power of
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the lyrics. The Lord God that's based upon
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your word Lord in these songs and let them bring a salve Lord
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in a balm of healing God to a mind, a heart, a soul.
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God will thank you and will praise you for in the name of
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Jesus Christ, that I pray in the church say Amen, Amen.