Starfield: Just Surrender
Part of solving a problem is admitting it. It’s the same with God: when you can admit you need Him, He will be there. However hard it may seem, all you need to do it accept His love. You just need to make the first move. He will do the rest.
There’s no lack in all you’ve given (My soul is well): Newday 2009 Album
Is faith the opium of the people? What draws people to worship God? Many people, if not all, are on a search for waht they call “happiness”. They’re trying to fill a void. God fills that hole: making our souls well, as this song proclaims – it gives an answer for the hope we have…
THERE’S NO LACK IN ALL YOU’VE GIVEN
I am richer than a king
In the gift of Christ our portion
My soul is well
There’s no promise I am missing
All I need has been supplied
You’re the strong and firm foundation
My soul is well
My soul is well
Praise the Lord oh my soul cry out
Praise the Lord oh my soul
Praise the Lord oh my soul cry out
For in You my soul is well
Though the struggles have been many
And the flesh inside me weak
Lord, Your grace and truth have taught me
My soul is well
Though I’ve wandered in confusion
I have seen enough to know
Where I tread Your goodness follows
My soul is well
My soul is well
To the praise of all Your glory and Your grace
To the praise of all Your glory and Your grace
In the wonder of Your goodness I will sing, ‘Great is the Lord’
Jordan Dillon & Simon Brading
Copyright © 2009 Thankyou Music
Here is a simple song which invites us to look at our human failings, through the lens of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. Jesus offers us a more peaceful way of living, and He rose above human insecurities to set us all free. Most of all, it speaks simply of the deep love He has for each one of us, which covers all of our daily sins. What do you see when you look at the Cross?
Sanctus Real: Whatever You’re Doing
This week my recommended track is by Sanctus Real. They sing the lyrics from the heart, and I think the words describe where we all find ourselves when we contemplate changing our lives to walk a more Christian walk. We don’t always understand it, but we just have to go with the flow sometimes. This can be a very personal anthem – I hope you find it cathartic.
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