Showing posts with label Sovereign Grace Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sovereign Grace Music. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 March 2015

What do you Worship?

As I have been studying Biblical Counselling in my school I have been impacted by a few things. 
One challenge that my teacher presented to us was this: What is it that I worship? We are all worshipers, whether it is money, sports, possessions, or just ourselves, we all worship something. How do you know what you worship? Think about this: What do you talk about most? Whatever you talk about most is what you worship. As Christians the Lord has commanded us to worship Him alone, above all other gods! (Deut. 6:13; Matt. 4:10)
Another way we express our worship is looking at what we 'sing our praises' about. What is the song of our hearts? Do we sing about the majesty of God, or the grace He has given to us? Or are we constantly 'singing' about the latest news, what happened to your sports team, or how we can have fun over the weekend? These things in and of themselves are not bad, but compared to our Love for Christ, everything else is to seem as hate! (Luke 14:26-27). Christ wants us to be wholly committed to Him alone! There can be no place for other idols in our heart that demand attention. If you have struggled with serving anything but God, and have struggle with worshipping the things of the world rather than God alone you must repent. I pray that God would create in us clean and pure hearts and that He along would be our song from Age to Age:
 
 
- Age to Age by Sovereign Grace Music
 
 
Have a blessed Week!
                             Lucas C.
   

Tuesday, 14 October 2014

Worship Song: Grace and Peace

For a long time I have enjoyed listening to music put out by Sovereign Grace . Their music is gospel centered and Christ exalting. It is a blessing to hear deep theological and doctrinal truths while listening to music. One of their newest albums called Grace Has Come is a collection of songs put together that go through the book of Romans. I wanted to highlight one of there songs here today:
 
 
Grace and Peace
 
The song is based off of Romans 1:7 - "to all who are beloved of God in Rome, called as
saints: Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ."
 
 
Grace and peace, oh how can this be
For lawbreakers and thieves
For the worthless, the least
You have said, that our judgment is death
For all eternity
Without hope, without rest
Oh, what an amazing mystery
What an amazing mystery
That Your grace has come to me

Grace and peace, oh how can this be
The matchless King of all
Paid the blood price for me
Slaughtered lamb, what atonement You bring!
The vilest sinner's heart
Can be cleansed, can be free
Oh, what an amazing mystery
What an amazing mystery
That Your grace has come to me

Grace and peace, oh how can this be
Let songs of gratefulness
Ever rise, never cease
Loved by God and called as a saint
My heart is satisfied
In the riches of Christ
Oh, what an amazing mystery
What an amazing mystery
That Your grace has come to me

Oh, what an amazing love I see
What an amazing love I see
That Your grace has come to me
Oh, what an amazing love I see
What an amazing love I see
That Your grace has come to me
 
(Words and music by Joel Sczebel)
 
 
Blessings,
           Lucas C.