by | Faith Lived Out, Life Application
There are several songs I listen to almost everyday. Some days or more of a struggle than others, and that’s when the music stays cranked up on repeat. I would love to share them with you.
Safe (Phil Wickham) – Reminds me when everything is falling apart, I will be safe in His arms.
Worth It All (Rita Springer) – Even though I don’t always understand, I know God’s got it under control.
Remedy (John Tibbs) – Reminds me to stop and feel His love.
Jesus Over Me (Kathleen Carnali) – The title says it all.
Washed By The Water (NeedToBreathe) – The beat of this song just moves me. I never get tired of it.
My Savior My God (Aaron Shust) – My FAVORITE! God reassures me of his promise through this song.
I Need You Jesus (Eddie James) – Jesus my source. No one else will do.
Give Me Jesus (Jeremy Camp) – You can have all this world. Just give me Jesus.
Father Will You Come (Unhindered) – Redemption calls and I want to be consumed with His majesty.
Those are just a few soul-stirring songs I love to hear throughout the day.
What songs do you love that I need to add?
by | Faith Lived Out
One of my all time favorites songs is Aaron Shust’s, My Savior My God. Our worship band sings it at church and there’s just something about that song that has my hands in the air and a sweet comfort in my soul before the end.
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The first line, I am not skilled to understand, defines me. I don’t have what it takes to understand. I don’t have what it takes to do anything in this world. My strength is completely useless. Then along comes Jesus Christ, who is the image of the invisible God, giving His life so that I could be skilled to understand.
That He would leave His place on high and come for sinful man to die. He did that for me! He did that for you! You count it strange, so once did I before I knew my Savior. I still can’t wrap my mind around how I could be loved so much that God would send His son to die for me. And He didn’t just come live on the earth, preach the gospel and peacefully die in His sleep. No, He was brutally beaten and murdered!
I remember my pastor, Ted Cunningham, teaching out of Ephesians several months ago. The first time he told me I was a saint I laughed. Flashbacks of my very unchristian lifestyle popped into my mind. The title saint certainly did not belong in my vocabulary. But according to God’s Word it does. Not only are those in Christ Jesus called saints, but we have a glorious inheritance waiting for us as well.
Paul said to the Ephesians, “I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you, the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints, and his incomparably great power for us who believe.” Ephesians 1:18-19
The words of this song are so true: Your Savior loves. Your Savior lives. Your Savior’s ALWAYS there for You.
There are several songs I listen to almost everyday. Some days or more of a struggle than others, and that’s when the music stays cranked up on repeat. I would love to share them with you.