Yessssss

The very thought of that causes such an overwhelming flood of joy, it actually brings tears to my eyes. I actually live for the day that I get to experience that, and to see the dear Saviors face that died on the cruel cross, so I can say with confidence, "take my life and let it be" and know without a shadow of a doubt, that he will fulfill that prayer request and give me strength daily to keep my promise to be faithful to him and to renew my spirit and commitment to following him.

Amen

@@dricka49221 amen sissy! I long to study our Lords every expression. He's soo soo good!

PREACH! What a day it will be to sing with our brothers and sisters all over the globe! I am blessed listening to the same hym sung by different nationalities. Glory, Glory, Glory!

@QuietlyContemplating Well Perhaps its not explicitly said, but there are several scriptures that imply just that. For example: Isaiah 6:2-4: This passage describes the prophet Isaiah's vision of God in the temple, surrounded by seraphim with six wings. The seraphim are crying out to each other, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory." Luke 2:13-14: This passage tells the story of the angels announcing the birth of Jesus to the shepherds. The angels appear in a multitude and praise God, saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." Revelation 4-5: These chapters describe John's vision of heaven, where he sees four living creatures and 24 elders surrounding the throne of God. They are constantly singing praises to God, saying, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was and is and is to come!" Hebrews 1:6: This verse speaks of the angels worshipping God. It says, "Let all God's angels worship him." While the Bible doesn't always explicitly say that the angels are singing, the use of words like "praise," "cry out," and "hymns" suggests that their worship is expressed through music and song. In addition to this, the context of these passages, such as the heavenly setting and the themes of praise and adoration, further supports the notion of angelic singing. Either way, I do not think arguing about angels singing is worth nour time. With so much else going on iin the church.

Yes, what a wonderful song!

Same here 😊. Glory to God!

Well there you have it! :). She's an awesome pianist!@@nobodynobody8560

This is Kim Collingsworth.

Marietta Alexander praise To God

YES!

I agree with wholeheartedly. The same has happened in churches in our country as well. I love the Lord with all my heart, but worship time has become as you say, like a rock concert, added to that, ours is a small building!

Jack Boghosian Well said! I couldn't agree with you more! What has happened in our beloved churches in regards to the music ministry is tragic! I just wish I could go to church and sing these wonderful hymns like I did in my childhood!

You can still worship authentically with mic’s and instruments. It all depends on ones personal attitude is toward the worship. I play in a band and it is authentic worship and not a show, performance, or for personal gratification. Rather, it is praising and worshiping our Lord and Saviour.

That said, I agree that the “show” exists in some cases. To your point about this family, they are awesome. I love these videos of a family praising Go around the piano.

All I pray is 'Lord have mercy on me and on the whole world.' We desperately need the meat of the Word found in the doctrinal hymns of the church. Solid doctrine is missing or hidden by popular music. Tragic.

Thank you for posting the words. Beautiful!

@@jasonwhitson7693 You're very welcome. For those who care to sing along.

@@kenndaily8451I do! I am singing along at the top of my lungs. What a wonderful hymn. Greets from Germany!

@@u.4499 Wie gehts!

@@kenndaily8451 Danke, gut. Und selbst? 🙂