Songs That Have Inspired You Or Have Drawn You Into Deeper Worship...

[thesometimesaint]

[nebula]

Neutral Milk Hotel's Jeff Mangum performing "Two-Headed Boy Pt 2"

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uRw9NqvOM9M

[followerofemmanuel]

This song is such a beautiful prayer, which has helped me to posture my heart.

 

 

 

KEITH GETTY -SPEAK, O LORD

 

Speak, O Lord, as we come to You
To receive the food of Your Holy Word.
Take Your truth, plant it deep in us;
Shape and fashion us in Your likeness,
That the light of Christ might be seen today
In our acts of love and our deeds of faith.
Speak, O Lord, and fulfill in us
All Your purposes for Your glory.

Teach us, Lord, full obedience,
Holy reverence, true humility;
Test our thoughts and our attitudes
In the radiance of Your purity.
Cause our faith to rise; cause our eyes to see
Your majestic love and authority.
Words of pow'r that can never fail-
Let their truth prevail over unbelief.

Speak, O Lord, and renew our minds;
Help us grasp the heights of Your plans for us-
Truths unchanged from the dawn of time
That will echo down through eternity.
And by grace we'll stand on Your promises,
And by faith we'll walk as You walk with us.
Speak, O Lord, till Your church is built
And the earth is filled with Your glory.

[followerofemmanuel]

 

 

Happy Resurrection Sunday! Blessings friends

[William Schryver]

I haven't posted here in ... well, so long that I really can't remember when it was. Anyway, I'm only doing so now because I'm in the midst of an uncontrollable impulse to self-promote.  Yes, it happens from time to time.  Not exactly sure why, but when it happens, I've decided to just go ahead and yield to it without any tortured self-examining questions.

 

Anyway ... I've recently purchased a new digital piano (Kawai MP11) and have recorded, over the course of past few days, a couple new songs.  Or rather, my interpretations of a couple quite old songs.

 

The first is one of my all-time favorite classical pieces:

 

Frederic Chopin - Prelude in E minor

 

This second one is my own arrangement of one of our Sacrament songs, one composed by Brigham Young's grandson, Hugh W. Dougall:

 

Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King

 

 

 

 

[JDave]

[followerofemmanuel]

Touching

[DarkScythe]

that is wonderful, you two. Both of you are true sages of the Lord.

[jwhitlock]

that is wonderful, you two. Both of you are true sages of the Lord.

 

The troll clock counted down to zero. They're gone.

[jwhitlock]

I haven't posted here in ... well, so long that I really can't remember when it was. Anyway, I'm only doing so now because I'm in the midst of an uncontrollable impulse to self-promote.  Yes, it happens from time to time.  Not exactly sure why, but when it happens, I've decided to just go ahead and yield to it without any tortured self-examining questions.

 

Anyway ... I've recently purchased a new digital piano (Kawai MP11) and have recorded, over the course of past few days, a couple new songs.  Or rather, my interpretations of a couple quite old songs.

 

The first is one of my all-time favorite classical pieces:

 

Frederic Chopin - Prelude in E minor

 

This second one is my own arrangement of one of our Sacrament songs, one composed by Brigham Young's grandson, Hugh W. Dougall:

 

Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King

 

Very nice, Will.

[DarkScythe]

The troll clock counted down to zero. They're gone.

 

 

too bad, i was starting to like them.