Elevation Worship is one of our go-to sources for encouragement these days. Seems I always have one of their songs lounging around in my gray matter. I read two passages this morning in my Bible time where music was used for inspiration. 2 Kings 3:15 and Psalm 49:4.
Oh, I’m thrilled to learn that you like Elevation Worship too–their songs are powerfully anointed! (And Furtick’s preaching, too. I didn’t use to like him, but wow–I guess it was a matter of “right timing”. Do you know their song, “Rattle”–oh wow! And YES, I recently read a couple Bible passages too, where the music and singing David had commanded them to do is described as LOUD (NLT)!! One was after the wall was rebuilt, and Nehemiah had the choir and everybody go all the way up on top to sing there, loudly. Quite a celebration!
I do have a Bible question for you–should I email it, or put it on your blog?? HUGE blessings to you, dear Bro!!
I’m thinking Steven Furtick could be kind of like Paul was, in the old days. He’s often loud, a bit wild and crazy yet tenderhearted, funny, genuine/authentic, honest, humble–and very anointed by God. I generally have to listen to his weekend message twice, to get all the notes down!
I remember you as a teacher, back in my early blog days–so if you want me to put my question there, I’ll do it. Thanks much in advance, and God bless you Hugely!
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Elevation Worship is one of our go-to sources for encouragement these days. Seems I always have one of their songs lounging around in my gray matter. I read two passages this morning in my Bible time where music was used for inspiration. 2 Kings 3:15 and Psalm 49:4.
Blessings to you, sis.
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Oh, I’m thrilled to learn that you like Elevation Worship too–their songs are powerfully anointed! (And Furtick’s preaching, too. I didn’t use to like him, but wow–I guess it was a matter of “right timing”. Do you know their song, “Rattle”–oh wow! And YES, I recently read a couple Bible passages too, where the music and singing David had commanded them to do is described as LOUD (NLT)!! One was after the wall was rebuilt, and Nehemiah had the choir and everybody go all the way up on top to sing there, loudly. Quite a celebration!
I do have a Bible question for you–should I email it, or put it on your blog?? HUGE blessings to you, dear Bro!!
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either way is fine – maybe the blog will spur me to post ๐
I’ve not heard Furtick, but I’ll check him out.
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I’m thinking Steven Furtick could be kind of like Paul was, in the old days. He’s often loud, a bit wild and crazy yet tenderhearted, funny, genuine/authentic, honest, humble–and very anointed by God. I generally have to listen to his weekend message twice, to get all the notes down!
I remember you as a teacher, back in my early blog days–so if you want me to put my question there, I’ll do it. Thanks much in advance, and God bless you Hugely!
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sure – please do!
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Okay, I’ll be over there later ๐
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