Sandra McCracken’s Ring The Bells seeks to evoke the truths of Christmas in the way they’re expressed in contemporary life among family and friends. It doesn’t feel like a history lesson, but expresses how the reality of Jesus’ birth is lived. This song features on her album Christmas.
Thirst No More from Sandra McCracken’s Patient Kingdom album. Echoes of Psalm 1 and John 4 resonate throughout.
You Are The Word from Sandra McCracken’s Patient Kingdom album is another example of a song that expresses personal sentiment that is worthy of corporate expression. Her melodies are approachable and carry the lyrics whether sung by individuals or groups as well. The lyrics: 1. Pressure is building like stones on my chest You said …
Patient Kingdom is from Sandra McCracken’s album of the same name. Though not specifically a congregational song, the lyrics and melody invite corporate expression and singing. The lyrics: Chorus 1. Let my soul rise up to meet You As the day rises to the sun Let my soul rise up to meet You Let that …
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