Just Another Melodic Monday - O My Soul, Arise

We had a great time at the Sovereign Grace UK Conference last week.  One of the songs I hadn't heard before was "O My Soul, Arise", a hymn by Charles Wesley that has been given a modern tune.

Some Words for Wednesday - Matthew 4 Part 1

Here's our second recorded sermon, covering the topic of fasting and looking at the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness.  Like last week, I'm not entirely happy about the volume - but practice makes better, so we'll get there eventually!

Just Another Melodic Monday - Dear Refuge Of My Weary Soul

A beautiful hymn of assurance and submission, sung by Sandra McCracken.

Some (Recorded!) Words for Wednesday - From the kerbside to the kingdom (Matt.3)

Well, we've now begun to record the messages preached on Sunday and upload them to Youtube.  My apologies for the changeable volume level - I've realised that we need to keep the phone by the amp (which doesn't move around) rather than in front of the preacher (who sometimes moves around a lot!)

A change for Wednesday's Words

Usually, on a Wednesday, I post some notes from the sermon I preached on Sunday.  However, it's been a challenge to maintain that schedule recently.  I've come to realise that the time I spend typing up the notes is better spent preparing a fresh sermon for Sunday!  So, I'm planning to start posting a recording of the sermon instead of notes, beginning next week.

We think that the easiest way to do this on Blogger is to upload the recording to Youtube, with a nice background image, and then embed it in the blog post, like we do with songs on Mondays.  Please pray that the Lord will help us to learn this new process, so that we can do it quickly, efficiently and well.

Just Another Melodic Monday - Remember The Lord

A children's song by Colin Buchanan, reminding us to exercise our faith in the Lord - especially suitable for the first day back at school!  Visit his website at colinbuchanan.com.au to listen to some of his songs and to purchase albums and sheet music.