With a little classical intro, Gerhard Krafpf instroduced “All Hail the power” while the Psalmist encourages us to REJOICE and BE GLAD. Enjoy…
Psalm 014: All hail the power of Jesus’ name (Kraft)
Psalm 013: Immortal, Invisible (Carter)
Psalm 13 ends with “I will sing to the Lord, because you have dealt bountifully with me.” May this be our words for today. Enjoy…
O God our help in ages past (Young)
“Time like an every rolling stream…Our hope for years to come, be Thou are guard while trouble last, and our eternal home. (Isaac Watts) Recessional on St. Anne, Gordon Young, arranger.
Psalm 012: A mighty fortress (Walther)
Psalm 12 continues the theme of God’s protection and we hear the hymn of God as our fortress. Enjoy…
Psalm 011: My inmost heart now raises (JC Bach)
Psalm 11 reminds us that God is righteous and loves righteous deeds. Enjoy…
Psalm 010: If you but allow God to lead you (Bohm)
Today we have Psalm 10 which ends with the assurance that God will hear the desire of the meek, strengthen their hearts, and do justice.
Psalm 122: Processional Jubilee (Page)
You are sitting in church and from the back of the sanctuary the bells start playing and entering. What a wonderful way to start our worship…
Psalm 009: Joyful Praise (Geschke)
Today we are celebrating God’s power and justice for us and helping us are the Silver Bells of Windsor playing Joyful Praise.
Psalm 008: How majestic is Your name (Smith/Carter)
Today John Carter arranges the Michael W. Smith classic with the Psalm 8. How can you still be sad?
Psalm 007: In God, my faithful God (Buxtehude)
There are times we feel surrounded by our enemies and the only one we can turn to is God our faithful God.