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Pastor Bryan Lowe
I truly love Jesus, who saved me from destruction. I am His, completely and totally. I have deep issues, but these only enhance His love for me.
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Be Ye Glad
“But rejoice, inasmuch as ye are partakers of Christ’s sufferings; that, when his glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceeding joy.” 1 Peter 4:13, KJV BE YE GLAD Lyrics In these days of confused situations. In … Continue reading
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Tagged brokenness, CCM, Christ, christian, God, humility, Jesus, joy, Redemption, salvation, YouTube
The Virtual Yule Log
I love Christmas. I love what Jesus has done in bring peace and joy to each one. Unquestionably, this time of the year can be difficult. Those of us who struggle as mentally ill believers find that things are more … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Holiday, hope, Jesus Christ, love, mental illness, music, YouTube
Tagged christianity, Christmas, Christmas music, holiday, Jesus, YouTube, Yule log
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Unwell
“Unwell” Lyrics, by Matchbox 20 Acoustic Live All day staring at the ceiling Making friends with shadows on my wall All night hearing voices telling me That I should get some sleep Because tomorrow might be good for something, Hold … Continue reading
Fear Nothing
I’m quite aware that this is very bold and very sure of itself. But there is a urgency here that could propel us to a place where slothfulness of our hearts can be understood.
Posted in boldness, fear, Jesus Christ, outside source, YouTube, zeal
Tagged boldness, declaration, fear, Jesus Christ, YouTube
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A Stranger to Your Holiness
Below are the lyrics to a CCM song that I listened to over and over, circa 1982-83. The album is Steve Camp‘s, “Shake Me to Wake Me“, and there are several songs of reasonable significance on it. Unfortunately, I no … Continue reading →