EMU Music are releasing some older material as Youtube clips.
One Of Us is from the album Advent.
I don’t think it lends itself to congregational song, at least in this arrangement.
It’s composed by Nicky Chiswell, the vocals were sung by someone else who I can’t place.
I don’t think it was Sarah?
I’ll look the at the CD when I’m in my other study.
Continuing the tracks from Lent, an album Liturgical Folk, based on the Collect (focused prayer) for the Fourth Sunday in Lent from the Book of Common Prayer.
“Gracious Father, whose blessed Son Jesus Christ came down from heaven to be the true bread which gives life to the world: Evermore give us this bread, that he may live in us, and we in him; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.”
Love Come Down is another song from North Point Worship.
I’m currently introducing Death Was Arrested from the same folk to MGPC.
There are some vocal gymnastics that I think can be left out of this at the end of the refrain, but the lyrical content is strong and I like the uptempo music.
The lyrics:
Refrain:
I will sing forever of your love come down.
With my hands to heaven shout your praises loud.
I was lost in darkness, when you pulled me out.
I will sing forever of your love come down.
1.
Well, I once was blind, I could not I see.
Chains of sin had shackled me.
But God in Heaven heard my plea.
Then Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
Oh Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
Refrain.
2.
Now grace so sweet, it floods my soul.
And hope eternal won’t let go.
My debt erased at Calvary.
‘Cause Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
Oh Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
Refrain.
3.
Well there’s a home beyond the sky.
A song we’ll sing for all of time.
The grave is empty, I am free.
‘Cause Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
Oh Jesus, Jesus rescued me.
(Here we go, sing it out)
Refrain.
Repeat.
Words and Music: Ross King | Casey Darnell | Heath Balltzglier | Todd Fields
(C) 2014 Music At North Point; Seems Like Music; Simple Tense Songs; Ava Truth Music; Robinson Lane Music; Songs At North Point.
Question 13
Can anyone keep the law of God perfectly?
Answer
Since the fall, no mere human has been able to keep the law of God perfectly, but consistently breaks it in thought, word, and deed.
