Here and Now and Then and There
“be glad and rejoice forever in what I will create” Isaiah 65:18 ~ When I was in sixth grade, I had a teacher who excelled at grammar. He also […]
Tag Archives: Praise and Worship
A hundred million miracles are happening every day
“thick clouds of the skies” 2 Samuel 22:12 ~ The weather in Southern California has been absolutely heavenly the past few days. We’ve had heavy clouds all day today, […]
No Matter What
“the same yesterday, today, and forever” Hebrews 13:8 ~ Here’s the thing. And this is important. God hasn’t changed. The world is a different place today than […]
Reasons to Praise
I’ve been on an amazing adventure the past few days, that I’ll go into soon. But as a result, I’m feelin’ very praise-y. And here are some of the reasons […]
You Gotta Have Heart
“Rules taught by men” Isaiah 29:13 ~ The definition of routine is “a sequence of actions regularly followed.” Sounds innocuous enough, doesn’t it? Routine is comfortable and even comforting. And […]
Things I Wish I Had Said *
{* but I’m glad someone did!} “When you reread a classic, you do not see more in the book than you did before; you see more in yourself than there […]
Sing a really new song unto the Lord
“praying and singing hymns to God” Acts 16:25 ~ So tell me about yourself…. Specifically, what’s your worship preference? Are you one for lofty, glorious majestic music played on a […]
Live or Memorex?
“And they sang a new song” Revelation 5:9 ~ Yup. I’m gonna talk about singing at church again. Apparently it’s one of the highlights of my week, eh? Which is […]
If you can’t say anything that’s praise, don’t say anything at all
“Alleluia” Revelation 19:6 ~ I had another beautiful experience with worship recently. You may remember the episode I mentioned a few weeks ago, when I was at church. This […]
Sing your praise to the Lord. Or play it.
“with joy, and with musical instruments” 1 Samuel 18:6 ~ There was a violinist playing with our worship band this morning in church. She’s there every six weeks or so, […]
Light Expectations 