"God made low" is written Jason Hansen and Bob Kauflin from Sovereign Grace Music. It focuses our attention on Jesus Christ being the Immanuel, "God with us", which was the theme of the message preached last Sunday morning (which will be posted on the blog on Wednesday).
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Showing posts with label Jason Hansen. Show all posts
Monday, 3 December 2018
Just Another Melodic Christmas Monday - God Made Low
Christmas is coming! So, I thought it was time to share some Christmas songs and hymns on the Melodic Monday blog post, not only for you to enjoy listening to but also to consider sharing with your church if the song is new to you.
"God made low" is written Jason Hansen and Bob Kauflin from Sovereign Grace Music. It focuses our attention on Jesus Christ being the Immanuel, "God with us", which was the theme of the message preached last Sunday morning (which will be posted on the blog on Wednesday).
"God made low" is written Jason Hansen and Bob Kauflin from Sovereign Grace Music. It focuses our attention on Jesus Christ being the Immanuel, "God with us", which was the theme of the message preached last Sunday morning (which will be posted on the blog on Wednesday).
Monday, 7 March 2016
Just Another Melodic Monday - Lamb of God
We're meeting with Nathan Smith tomorrow, a pastor of Grace Church Bristol. We first met Nathan at the Sovereign Grace conference he helped organise in Bath a couple of years ago. Since then, he's met with me and Brandon on a few occasions to catch up and give us encouragement.
It's funny to think back over the last few years. There was a point when I was struggling at work due to stress, and struggling at church due to a conflict with the pastor. Brandon and I went to a lunch in Bristol, organised by Nathan, and we heard a message from Jeff Purswell, who serves at the Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville. We were encouraged as the Word was ministered to us, and by the friendly fellowship we experienced afterwards.
Looking back, I know now that I was there looking for someone to rescue me from the painful situation I was in. In the weeks that followed, I came to realise that Jesus was that rescuer, and that he would provide everything I needed as long as I simply trusted him and followed his will.
Now, in a different job and a different church, I recognise how blessed I am, and that the source of those blessings is God. So tomorrow, as we meet with Nathan, I'll seek to be the encourager more than the encouraged!
It seemed appropriate, due to Nathan's involvement with Sovereign Grace, that I share a song from the latest album produced by Sovereign Grace Music called "Sooner Count The Stars". This song, "Lamb of God", helps us to see the glory of Jesus as the eternal God who died to save us and will return to take us to glory.
It's funny to think back over the last few years. There was a point when I was struggling at work due to stress, and struggling at church due to a conflict with the pastor. Brandon and I went to a lunch in Bristol, organised by Nathan, and we heard a message from Jeff Purswell, who serves at the Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville. We were encouraged as the Word was ministered to us, and by the friendly fellowship we experienced afterwards.
Looking back, I know now that I was there looking for someone to rescue me from the painful situation I was in. In the weeks that followed, I came to realise that Jesus was that rescuer, and that he would provide everything I needed as long as I simply trusted him and followed his will.
Now, in a different job and a different church, I recognise how blessed I am, and that the source of those blessings is God. So tomorrow, as we meet with Nathan, I'll seek to be the encourager more than the encouraged!
It seemed appropriate, due to Nathan's involvement with Sovereign Grace, that I share a song from the latest album produced by Sovereign Grace Music called "Sooner Count The Stars". This song, "Lamb of God", helps us to see the glory of Jesus as the eternal God who died to save us and will return to take us to glory.
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