On The Daily Commercial website there is an article describing a Canadian school teacher, who read through the entire Bible, recording of all the promises God made to man.  He recorded 7,487 promises. This episode focuses on 5 types of promises you can stand on. Let's dive in.

Thankfulness can take on a variety of forms.  You can be thankful for a parking spot that is close to the Costco entrance.  You can be thankful for watermelon flavored chewing gum.  You can be thankful for loyal friends, or relatives who avoid talking politics during holiday gatherings.  You can be thankful that your life was spared during a life threatening accident, or thankful for good health.  In this special Thanksgiving Holiday edition of Deep Dive Worship, we are going to explore a song that expresses thankfulness for life sustaining provisions and thankfulness for the promise of an eternal life, free from sorrow, free from sin.  Let’s dive in.

When you are faced with a decision, there are a number of issues you have to consider.  What will it cost?  How much time will it take?  What impact will it have on me or others?  Is this the appropriate time?, on and on the list goes.  In this episode we will investigate a song that required the author of the song, to make the most important decision of his entire life.  Let’s dive in.

Would you believe that removing the air from a drinking glass and helping an individual deal with overwhelming feelings of stress and anxiety have a very similar solution. The issue with the glass full of air and the struggling person has the same solution?  And the song song in this episode offers offers a powerful tool to help you achieve that solution?  Let’s Dive in.

Have you ever heard a song that immediately takes you back to a significant time in your life?  A song that immediately transports you back in time, experience that  moment once again.  In this episode, we explore a song that has the potential to put you back in time 2000 years ago, to relive one of the most important events in history.  Let’s dive in!

In this episode I’m exploring a Hymn about heaven by Sanford  Fillmore Bennet.  A song that Bennet used to encourage a friend, which ended up being a source of encouragement to thousands of people over the years.  Join me as we dive into “The Sweet By and By!”

What you think about has a direct impact on you , on your spiritual growth, on your emotional health, your physical health and the relationships.  What you think about is a big deal.  And that’s what this classic hymn that we are going to explore is all about.  Let’s dive in.

Are you a trusting person?  Do you accept people at their word? In this episode, we’ll explore a hymn that features the topic of trust.  This is deep dive worship, a podcast that explores creative works by creative people who honor our creative God.  Let’s dive in.

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I created a song book back in the 90's when I was a youth pastor. One of my youth group students sent me a digital copy of that book, and this is a sentimental journey courtesy of "The Song Book."

Have you ever considered how powerful a comma is?  This little punctuation mark could very well be the thing that keeps your poor grandmother from becoming the main course of your Christmas dinner.  You can either say, “This Christmas we are having our grandmother for dinner.” Or “This Christmas we are having our grandmother, for dinner.”  In this episode we’ll talk about how a comma can help explain one of the most misunderstood Christmas Carols that we sing at Christmas.