Track 27 Developing our trust

To the accompaniment of a beautiful oboe sonata by one of my favourite composers, Jean Baptise Loeillet, this short meditation encourages us to develop our trust in areas where we are struggling.

Take time to pray and ponder where the words and music stop.

Loeillet Sonata in C (Thomas Herzog and Christiane von Albrecht).

Track 28 The Lord comes in surprising ways!

If you've never heard the Gondola Song by Mendelssohn (Opus 62:5) you will love this version that Jo Foote recorded for us.

This meditation celebrates the Lord's faithfulness and encourages us to yield everything to Him.

Track 29 Things that cause grief to go underground.

Handling grief triggers without letting other people’s expectations knock us off course.

Chopin Opus 72:1 (Jo Foote)

Track 30 Coming alongside people going through Patmos times.

Couperin Sicilienne (Corinne Frost and Peter Richards)

Track 31 In times of extreme pressure

Music from Prisoners of Hope

Track 32 Taking authority against giants!

The devil’s strategies against us. An exercise that has helped many to heal from past traumas.

Worship in the Spirit from For Those who seek His Face Flute and Harpsichord improvisation (Elizabeth Pocock & Christiane von Albrecht)

Track 33 The sovereignty of God

Understanding the frontiers and boundaries of this crucial topic, which is ‘a sure foundation of our times’.

Corelli Adagio from the Christmas Concerto

What can be more important the at the choices that we make? One of the greatest and most important gifts that the Lord has given us is the freedom to choose. Since so much depends upon Since so much depends upon our decisions, may we choose well and wisely - even when there turns out to be a real cost for doing so.

Bach Double Violin concerto (Francis Cummings and Susannah Herzog)

Track 35 What fragrance do we exude through our trials?

Bach Double Violin concerto cont’d. (Francis Cummings and Susannah Herzog)

Track 36 The Sovereign Lord at work

Improvisation and Chanson d’Aube by Linda Entwistle