Showing posts with label song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label song. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2015

Lift up Your Eyes - #DannyGokey


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Steve Martin



Published on Sep 26, 2015
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises

Lift up Your Eyes · Danny Gokey

Lift up Your Eyes

℗ 2015 Danny Gokey under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

Released on: 2015-09-25

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Danny Gokey

American Singer
Daniel Jay "Danny" Gokey is an American singer and former church music director from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was the third-place finalist on the eighth season of American Idol. After his placing on the show, Gokey signed to 19 Recordings and RCA Nashville at the beginning of a career in country music, releasing the single "My Best Days Are Ahead of Me". His debut album, My Best Days, was released in March 2010.

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Steven Curtis Chapman - "Warrior" (song feat. scenes from War Room)

Stephen Curtis Chapam singing "Warrior"




Published on Aug 26, 2015

Are you a warrior? Are you fighting your battles the way God intends us to? This is the heart of “Warrior,” the new song from Steven Curtis Chapman that he wrote specifically for WAR ROOM. With its chorus including the line, “I fall on my knees and I fight like a warrior,” the song captures the spirit of the movie as well.

War Room is out in theaters on 8/28/15



Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Harvest Bashta - The Song of the Lamb (Lyrics)





Uploaded on Jan 4, 2012
Harvest Bashta - The Song of the Lamb.

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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Sharing Love From Sweden - "WORSHIP IS LIKE A PRECIOUS OIL FROM OUR HEARTS" by Eva Haglund

WORSHIP IS LIKE A PRECIOUS OIL 
FROM OUR HEARTS

I believe that sometimes people do not understand the importance of worship. There are some who think it is just to save time in a meeting and are never interested to sing outside the church building. There are Christian leaders who do not understand it and some stop worship leaders after five minutes and say that is enough.

There are other leaders who understand some importance of it now, but hopefully will understand more later. People want to do things for Yeshua but sometimes do not understand the importance of the relationship with God. The relationship ought to be first. We need to be home too, and have time to seek God. We worship because that is having a relationship to God. It is giving your heart to Him. This is not a law but it is as between a bride and a bridegoom. As in Song of Solomon, anyone who loves you will want to express your love in words. You can use the song to express your love to Yeshua.

God wants our worship from our hearts. He loves us and He love to hear our voice singing worship to Him. In Song of Solomon 2:14 is written, "Let me hear your voice." He loves to hear us worship Him. We need worship in the church building but God lives in people's hearts. The ones who have received Yeshua are the temple of the Holy Spirit and we can sing in other places and at home. David was singing much outside with the sheep. It is written much about thanksgiving and to sing to God in the Bible.

In Ps.106 is written " Oh, gives thank to the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy endureth forever."

Sometimes we forget to thank God. It is good to remind each other about it. In Ps.100:4 we can read, "Enter into His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise. Be thankful to Him and bless His name."

Worship is important and it is good to give thanks to Yeshua. I think dance to God can be like worshiping Him with your body. In the Bible we can see that David danced to God. Miriam did also. Worship is important and it is good to give thanks to Yeshua. I think dance to God can be like worshiping Him with your body.

David and Miriam understood the importance of dance and did it from the hearts because they wanted to lift up God with dance and song. When we are in difficult circumstances we need worship. Sometimes we can be in very difficult circumstances and then we need to worship. To rejoice in the Lord is our strength. When we worship we become glad. We rejoice in Him.

I have noticed that when you dance to God that you become joyful. Worship and dance to God does not have to be done if we only feeling like it. You can feel sad or discouraged but it is good to worship when you do not feel well also. It is a sacrifice of praise. Instead of complaining, it is good to turn it and gives thanks to God. It is good to read about how much He suffered before the cross and at the cross - to read more of it to get more revelation about how much He suffered for us personally because of His love to us. 

Yeshua  faced the hate, rejection and the biggest suffering while nailed at the cross. He showed His love for us. You can worship thinking about that. He knows what suffering is and He suffered so much for me at the cross because He loves me. We can always praise Him for what He has done for us at the cross - His immense suffering for us. We can thank Him for His love for us. We can thank God for that He is good and that His mercy endureth forever.

In Acts. 16:25 we can read, "But at the midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the prisoners were listening to them." In the prison I do not think it was nice. It was a hard place to be in. Their strength then was to worship. When they worshiped I think spiritual things happened.

When you lift up God with worship it is also spiritual war against darkness. We can read in verse Acts 16:26 that things happened as prisoners were released. When we worship it causes things to happens. In meetings the presence of God can come. We can also worship in our homes. It is nice when someone plays guitar for instance, in addition to singing in a home. I think unsaved can get saved by hearing worship.


I have heard about people who have been healed in worship and it is good for your soul to worship. Yeshua is wonderful and worthy our worship!

Worship can be like giving God roses from your heart to Him. It is also like worship when you give your life in His hand. Your life is as symbolic as a rose you keep in your hand and give to Him. One time I danced with a rose to symbolize this.

Worship is like a precious oil from our hearts to Yeshua. The woman at his feet was crushed by His love and wanted to give something from her heart. She gave Him precious oil.

Yeshua loves to hear our voices and love to hear us worshiping Him! He is wonderful and worthy all our praise!

Eva Haglund

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Fiddler On The Roof - Sabbath Prayer

Fiddler On The Roof - Sabbath Prayer

Sabbath at Tevye house





May all Israel be blessed in Him
on every Shabbat and in between.

It may not be Shabbat when you see this, 
but may He protect you until then, and thereafter.

Steve & Laurie Martin 
Love For His People, Inc.



Friday, March 7, 2014

Faith Yesner sings "Baruch Haba"

Faith Yesner


Faith Yesner - Stage, film and commercial actress

Faith Yesner (from the Philadelphia area) sings "Baruch Haba" at the Morris Ruddick gathering at City of Light in Indian Land, SC. March 7, 2014 (Laurie Martin in background vocal.)

Contact Faith at faithngd@aol.com  610-657-9763
www.faithyesner.vpweb.com

Videos filmed and shared by Steve Martin - to give appreciation to and love for those we support, through Love For His People, Inc.

Monday, December 9, 2013

Julie Joyner - "Christmas Memories" - Singing at Rick Joyner's 30th Year in Ministry



Published on Dec 9, 2013
Julie Joyner - "Christmas Memories" - Sung at Rick's 30th Year in Ministry Anniv. Celebration. Sat. pm Dec. 7, 2013 at MorningStar in Fort Mill, SC.

Videos filmed and shared by Steve Martin - to give appreciation to and love for those we support, through Love For His People, Inc.
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Friday, August 2, 2013

Ahava Love Letter (#64) - “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”



 "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”

“If your heart is broken, you'll find God right there;
if you're kicked in the gut, He'll help you catch your breath.”

 Psalm 34:18

(from THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language
© 2002 by Eugene H. Peterson. All rights reserved.)



Dear family of friends,

Barry and Robin Gibb recorded the hit song “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” in 1971. It was also a theme in the Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts film Notting Hill, and later recorded by Al Green. My wife Laurie likes the movie. Maybe not this song, as she wasn’t a Bee Gees fan like I was. That’s fine.

So how do you mend a broken heart? First you have to know what one is before you know how it can be mended. Or will just mending do it?

I would imagine a lot of us had a “crush” on someone in our growing years. Brings back to memory the one in grade school who I liked sharing notes with, until she quit because of the new kid in the classroom, whom she then shared with. Broke my fifth grade heart.

And then in high school, when the girl I really liked in my freshman and sophomore years decided the golfer was better than me, the baseball player, and so she quit answering my daily phone calls. Broke my heart then, for sure.

Or the one in college who gave me back the engagement ring because she didn’t want to be a missionary in Africa also, but rather an English school teacher. Now that really broke my heart.

I can somewhat then begin to understand how you can love someone so much, that you are willing to die for them, should it come to the choice between you and the other one being taken out. Laying down your life for another makes one a hero, or so they say. I believe it.

Personally, I only know one person who gave his life for another, and then lived to tell about it. I met him in a real way when I was in college, when I was needing someone who understood the pain of a broken heart. He did.

He loved in such a way that those who had nothing found they could have all, because of him. Others saw him hug the despicable, lift up the shamed, and show the way to the ones so low to the ground even the dirt didn’t want them around. He knew what a broken heart was. He came to experience it himself, so he could then mend, no rather heal, the broken hearted.

His Hebrew name is Yeshua. We have grown up calling Him Jesus. All who call on His name will know Him as He is – the living God of Israel who heals the broken hearted.

His death, after hanging on the tree, the cross, and then rising from the actual broken heart of death, is what sets Him apart. After having experienced the real broken heart, He is now empowered to give us a new heart. Our brokenness can be healed only through His redemptive and resurrection power. I know of no other who can.




As The Message Bible verse declares, “If your heart is broken, you'll find God right there…” (Psalm 34:18)

May His love and healing be experienced by you today in a real way. He loves you. He really does.

Ahava (love in Hebrew) to my family of friends,

Steve Martin
Founder/President

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Ahava Love Letter #64   “How Do You Mend A Broken Heart”
 Date: In the year of our Lord 2013 (08/01/13 Thursday at 10 pm in Charlotte, NC)

All previous editions of Ahava Love Letter can be found on this Blog. Use the Search inthe top right hand corner and enter Ahava Love Letter:

      
Here are the last few:

Anxious (#63)
Hidden (#62)
Get Back in the Boat (#61)
Need Money? (#60)
Rejected? (#59)
In Your Building – Guard Against Distractions (#58)
Connections (#57)
Your Name (#56)

Lost, But Not Forgotten Friends (#55)