Phil Wickham - "Eden"(Right-Click and Save)
Okay, so...Earlier this week, Tuesday, David Crowder* Band released a new album entitled, "Church Music". On this new album, you can find their upcoming radio hit, "How He Loves"...it's track #10. Anyway...I guess it was originally written by John Mark McMillan. The story behind the song seemed pretty amazing, and it'd be a shame if I didn't share it with you today. So...Here's a kind of 'behind the scenes' of "How He Loves".
UPDATE: YouTube Video has been removed due to copyright issues. Sorry. 9/29/09
Good Stuff huh?
I've got one more thing to share with you, since it kind of fits the mood after watching that YouTube video. Every once in a while...maybe once a week...I get a devotion in my email. It's not a standard, read this and reference the Bible, kind of devotion, it's all based around the a song that I may be listening to. Check out the most recent devo I received:
UPDATE: YouTube Video has been removed due to copyright issues. Sorry. 9/29/09
Good Stuff huh?
I've got one more thing to share with you, since it kind of fits the mood after watching that YouTube video. Every once in a while...maybe once a week...I get a devotion in my email. It's not a standard, read this and reference the Bible, kind of devotion, it's all based around the a song that I may be listening to. Check out the most recent devo I received:
Song:
"Hero" by Skillet
Lyrics:
"I need a hero, to save my life.
A hero'll save me, Just in Time."
Devo:
Have you ever seen a good superhero movie? What happens? The heroine gets kidnapped or caught in a very dangerous situation with the bad guys, and the superhero swoops in at just the right moment to rescue her. Have you ever felt like the heroine, standing on the edge of a cliff, just waiting for someone to come and save you?
Sometimes it feels like God plays the part of a superhero. Sometimes we walk into dangerous situations, sometimes bad things happen to us, but he allows us to go just so far. He allows us to get to the point where all we can do is rely on him. But we find out that instead of swooping in at the last second, he was really there all the time. When we were standing on the cliff, he had his hand on our back, holding us up until it was the right time for him to fix the situation.
Scripture:
Psalm 138:7-8 - "Though I am surrounded by troubles, you will protect me from the anger of my enemies. You reach out your hand, and the power of your right hand saves me. The Lord will work out his plans for my life - for your faithful love, O Lord, endures forever. Don't abandon men, for you made me."
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