Starting Right

Our Music Monday episode today looks at a unique song. Sometimes we need to be reminded of what is really important.  'Not Worship You,' by Mercy Me, forces us to remember who we are and who He is.

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Welcome to the Friday Roundup where we present a summary of each of our episodes from this week.  We hope you enjoy them and have a great weekend

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Over the years, we have spent several episodes talking about anger and the increase of anger in our world.  Not only do we see it in places far away from us, but in our provinces, states, towns, and even churches.
Today we present a response to the anger and give some practical actions to help push back the tide of negative and destructive emotions around us.

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Violet Jessop was nicknamed Miss Unsinkable because over 6 years she survived a mid-ocean collision of two large ships as well as the sinking of two ocean liners where she was a stewardess.  An amazing story of survival and there are some lessons we can find encouragement from as we hear her story.

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As we begin 2024 many of us are looking back at the last year at what happened in our lives and what we might do differently this year.  That is where I found myself this past weekend and I found a song that I want to remind me of who God is and how I need to rely on him.  So today, I share with you my theme song for 2024.  Enjoy.


Here is the link to our music today.  A special Tuesday edition of our music episode.
https://youtu.be/iJCV_2H9xD0?si=3dcbtohczATQZSht                            

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This Christmas carol was originally written in French in the mid-1800s and has undergone several alterations in the English translation.  However, it has become and maintained a favored position as one of the most popular carols.  
Today we look at its history and a few reasons why it is such a favorite.

Here is the youtube link to Angels We Have Heard on High by For King and Country.         
https://youtu.be/8V7sLV2uqIs                                           

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As part of our Christmas week celebration, we will feature some of our previous episodes which presented the stories and circumstances behind the writing of some of the most famous Christmas Carols. 
Today we look at one of the most well known Christmas Carols of all time. Written as a poem in 1865 and added to the tune of Greensleeves written in 1580 this carol asks the question and answers it beautifully at the same time, what child is this? Enjoy.


Here is the link to What Child is This by Chris Tomlin.               
https://youtu.be/6jroBAl3WW8

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As part of our Christmas week celebration, we will feature some of our previous episodes which presented the stories and circumstances behind the writing of some of the most famous Christmas Carols.  Today we look at the story behind, O Holy Night.  Enjoy 

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In 2011, Mathew West released the song, 'Day After Christmas.'  The first two lines are,
'Here comes the letdown, Christmas is over,
Here comes the meltdown, there goes the cheer."

Many feel less than satisfied after all the anticipation of Christmas.
Today we talk about that letdown.

Here is the YouTube link to Day After Christmas.           
https://youtu.be/ineozb6gvGM                                    

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Joseph doesn't often get the credit that he deserves.  He has a powerful story of faith and integrity that marks him as one of the great men of the Bible.

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