This week our song, "Moment by Moment", compels us to examine

what is salvation, What is faith, What is belief, What happens when salvation comes into our lives.

Today's song encourages us to be vessels of honor, fit for the Master and prepared for every good work is "Make Me A Channel Of Blessing". The text was written and the tune was composed both by Harper Smyth.

Today we are looking at a song that looks at the calling of Christ on our lives and eternity. It’s wonderful to know that our God who knew is in eternity past has placed a call to us that is so wonderfully magnificent

Today we finish a series of 3 discussions about why we seem to have so many people professing to be Christians in our congregations that don’t really act like it. Our song today is a lament to the tragedy of those who have good intentions and yet miss the mark and are "Almost Persuaded". Walking the church isle at an invitation and saying repeated words that are rote, redundant and not from the heart does nothing for anyone.

Last week we started examining the subject of “Why are there so many people in our congregation that have little or no evidence in their lives of being a Christian.”

This is something we will continue to look at this week and perhaps next week too.

Perhaps “Let Others See Jesus In You” was a lesson instilled in the upbringing of B. B. McKinney. The song serves as a wonderful reminder to live and mean the words we sing to keep telling the story, to be faithful and true; to let others see Jesus in You.

“A New Name in Glory” is an overview of what has taken place in the life of the Christian to bring Him from sin to glory. Then our names are entered in His Book of Life and someday we will enter into His home because we have accepted what He did for us on the cross - Saved by grace!

Music is so rooted in our lives and so much of who we are and is a great expression of our hearts. It’s no wonder it is so deeply ingrained in our worship experience. This week's song is "I Stand Amazed".

This week we are looking at a very old Quartet song that has no known author. The song is They’re Under the Blood. Jesus, God's son, was crucified on a cross, even though He had the power to avoid it. When you hear that you're covered by the blood, it means that your debt of sin has been paid and you're forgiven. The physical act of Him bleeding on the cross (followed by His death and resurrection) washes away our human sins.

Today's song was written and the tune was composed both by John Willard Peterson, who was born at Lindsborg, KS, on Nov. 1, 1921, into a musical family of Swedish descent where he was the youngest child. They were members of the Mission Covenant Church. John became a songwriter who had a major influence on evangelical Christian music in the 1950s through the 1970s