Normally, you’d see a Star Wars-related “May the Fourth be with you!” from me today, but then I came across this greatness, and it’s now in my permanent collection.

Normally, you’d see a Star Wars-related “May the Fourth be with you!” from me today, but then I came across this greatness, and it’s now in my permanent collection.

Happy new Stryper music day! The band released a single, “Still the Light,” from their upcoming Christmas album. Great lyric video!
“There is no heaven that has a little corner of hell in it.”
What a line. Oswald Chambers knew what was up with God’s redemptive work in our lives.
It opens today’s devotional: https://utmost.org/the-inevitable-penalty/
Released in the summer of 2020, in the heart of Covid-19 uncertainty, and featuring past and present members of the band, here’s Sacred Warrior’s awesome metal version of “On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand”:
Speaking of All For the King, this is the song that introduced me to them, and it remains my favorite of theirs:
The King is risen.
Roman Soldier Assigned To Guard Tomb Of Some Jewish Carpenter Looking Forward To Uneventful Weekend
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“As Jesus died and rose again, so we also believe that we will also with Him rise again. So no matter what happens, we have hope. We have Jesus leading us. We have nothing else.”
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Steve was the keynote speaker at a Bible conference our old church held over 15 years ago. I still remember words he spoke that day.
Now he is reunited with his brother and parents, and is more alive than we’ll know this side of Heaven.
IN MEMORIAM
Steven James Farrar
1949 – 2022On Saturday, February 19, our dad, husband, son, and friend went home to be with the Lord. His life was an embodiment of the words he preached. He was the dearest servant to his wife and children and a bold deliverer of God’s Word pic.twitter.com/kwcebh9YxY
— Steve Farrar (@DrSteveFarrar) February 22, 2022
Hey, worship leaders! You want to wake up your flocks Sunday morning?
Drop the sad pappy music and play this: