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The year in review. This year was incredible on so many levels. In this episode I share a little bit of how our story unfolded in 2020.
In this episode I share some original Christmas songs. Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZwMQ4A6UCM
Glory
Near Bethlehem
Watching by night
Out in the field
they saw a sight
That changed the world
And changed their lives
Anointed One
Had now arrived
Angel’s declared
Man’s jubilee:
“To you is born
In the city
A Savior who
Is Christ the Lord”
Humanity
At last restored
pc:
Salvation is here
And God has drawn near!
c1:
Glory to God in the highest
His goodness shines brightest
In the radiance of Jesus
Peace to all who find His favor
Who receive the Savior
And enter what He came to bring us
c2:
Hear the angels as they’re singing
Good news of great joy they’re bringing
Glory in the highest peace on earth
Hear God’s laughter filling heaven
Knowing that His strongest weapon
Is delivered in a baby’s birth
v2:
Into the dark
The light broke in
Divinity
Now robed in skin
Incarnate love
Wrapped up in cloth
Savior of all
Laid in a trough
A great light has shone
The Way is made known!
Third Generation Shepherd
I like my father and his father before him
Grazed my herds out near Bethlehem
My grandfather often spoke of a night
When he said he saw angels that changed his life
He said
In darkness I saw light
I saw angels split the sky
To let us know the Messiah had comes
God loved us so that He didn’t want us to miss Him
My grandfather would smile and close his eyes
And remember the night that he saw the Christ
His whole life about Jehovah he knew
But that night he realized Jehovah knew Him too
He said
In darkness I saw light
I saw angels split the sky
To let us know the Messiah had come
God loved us so that He didn’t want us to miss Him
Some said he was crazy
Some still believed
It didn’t matter to him
He knew what he’d seen
He said
In darkness I saw light
I saw angels split the sky
To let us know the Messiah had come
God loved us so that He didn’t want us to miss Him
这就是圣诞节
全能的神
刚出生
客店里没有地方
伟大的上帝
放在马巢里
创造者成为小baby
圣诞节最大的礼物
神的儿子耶稣基督
神爱世人将祂的
儿子慈给他们
这就是圣诞节
天使唱
主的荣光
四面照着那些看守羊
大喜的信息
是关于万民
基督在大卫的城里
在至高之处
荣耀归于
上帝给我们一位救主
荣耀归于神
和在地上
平安归于所喜悦的人
Wholehearted surrender born out of complete trust in God's goodness is the beautiful path God invites us to walk in order to experience the fullness of life He wants to give us.
Dallas Willard writes: "Nondiscipleship costs abiding peace, a life penetrated throughout by love, faith that sees everything in the light of God’s overriding governance for good, hopefulness that stands firm in the most discouraging of circumstances, power to do what is right in and withstand the forces of evil. In short, it costs exactly that abundance of life that Jesus said he came to bring."
I celebrate my 100th podcast episode by reading an essay I wrote in 2013, summarizing the discoveries that brought about my “second experience of grace” and laid the foundation for a renaissance of experiencing God’s immeasurable, inexpressible, incredible goodness.
When we orient our lives around moment-to-moment communion with God we obliterate any secular-sacred dichotomy and become agents of divine bliss wherever we may be.
This recording is from a sermon delivered via video to Xiamen International Christian Fellowship (XICF). (Video available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb1_zDdplSU&t=2s)
I was assigned to preach Ephesians 4:1-5:20. (I don’t think they thought I would preach the whole thing!). What a rich passage!
Have you ever wished you could send a message to God and get a response via text or email?
How does God invite us to engage with Him?
This is the audio from an XICF Manthanos//Kairos (Youth Group) call. Our topic: No Fear of Bad News!
Ps. 112:7:
He is not afraid of bad news;
In this episode I share a couple of songs. Hope it is a blessing!
v:
C#m7-D#7-E(maj7)-F#7
c1:
E-B-F#-C# E-B-F#-C#
c2:
A-B-C#
These bones may go
Down into the dust
But one day Your voice
Will wake them up
I will not back down
from the hope I’ve found
I will hold fast ’til the end
When the clouds give way
On the Judgement Day
and the Lord comes back again
& You raise me up….
I will behold
You in righteousness
When I awake I’ll be
Content with Your likeness
Dan. 12:2
Ps. 17:15
I've heard this verse quoted all my life, but since moving to TX, I hear it much more. But what is this verse talking about? Who is it for? Is it for the church today?
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