Monday, December 20, 2021
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Monday, November 15, 2021
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He'll Do It Again by Appointed By Grace
Monday, November 08, 2021
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Speak, O Lord by Keith & Kristyn Getty
Monday, October 25, 2021
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God On The Mountain By Lawson Bates
Monday, October 11, 2021
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As my family sung this together, there were a couple of main things that stood out to me strongly (although there are plenty more things to reflect on as well!). Firstly, "to Jesus". It is to Jesus that we surrender. Have we done this? Do we continue to do this? And what other people or things are we inclined to render our submission to instead of Jesus? Perhaps we are inclined to break away from submitting to Jesus claims about truth or right and wrong when it's unpopular, and instead render that submission to our society through political correctness or "tolerance." Maybe we brush aside Jesus' call to follow Him, choosing rather to follow Hollywood or sports celebrities.
Secondly, "all." If we have indeed surrendered to Jesus, have we surrendered all, or are we withholding some things? Which areas of our lives do we resist handing over to Him? If we're single, maybe we aren't willing to give up our desire for marriage. Perhaps its our finances we're holding onto. Or we give up Bible reading and prayer to keep our TV time when life gets busier. Complete the phrase: "All I need is Jesus and _______." Whatever you filled the blank with is something not surrendered to Jesus.
Perhaps we surrender an hour and a half of our Sunday to Jesus (when Aunty Cindy says we're allowed to attend church and worship our Creator), but when COVID came along we surrendered to it our jobs, churches, Bible studies, holidays, education, thoughts, speech, bodily autonomy, family, finances, and even the New Zealand Bill of Rights. If we surrendered to Jesus even half of what we have surrendered "to COVID," what would our lives look like? [Give me a few moments as I reflect on my own conviction.]
Our Savior is infinitely loving and infinitely trustworthy. He'll never let us down or harm us. We can hand Him everything without reservation. All to Jesus I surrender.
I Surrender All by Joey & Rory
Monday, September 20, 2021
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The Old Rugged Cross by Carrie Underwood
Monday, September 06, 2021
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Little Man by Alan Jackson
Monday, August 30, 2021
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It's amazing how often God waits until the eleventh hour to rescue us. After we've reached our wits end. After we've exhausted every other avenue of help we can think of. When all seems hopeless. When our faith has been stretched and we finally turn to prayer. When the battle rages hottest, and our energy is almost spent, deliverance is often just around the corner. The worse things get, the closer believers are to rescue. I take encouragement from this. Hold on, that's when hope returns!
Hope Returns by Matthew West
Monday, August 23, 2021
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God, The Uncreated One (King Forevermore) by Keith & Kristyn Getty
Monday, August 16, 2021
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Jesus Thank You by Ben & Bella
Monday, August 02, 2021
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Made to Love You by The Deplorable Choir
Monday, July 05, 2021
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Forever Changed by Vince Gill
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Victory in Jesus by Carrie Underwood
Monday, June 14, 2021
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The first step to solving any problem is identifying it. When we stubbornly refuse to admit that one exists, we do ourselves a disservice, choosing to suffer under it rather than fix it and be free of it. We might fool those around us and ourselves for a while, but God already knows all our slip-ups, mistakes, failures, inadequacies and sins. We can't surprise Him by being worse than He expects. So why won't we be honest with Him? What do we have to lose? In truth: nothing. Let's admit it. Let's fix it. Rather, let's let Him fix it. Lay it at the cross and be free of it. Let the truth be told.
Truth Be Told by Matthew West
Monday, June 07, 2021
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Wonderful, Merciful Savior by Marjorie & Genevieve Jackson
Monday, May 31, 2021
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I wanna be a difference maker
I wanna share the love of God and what He did for me
I've met a lot of people who wanna be something. Some wanna be popular, so they attend as many social events as their calendar can fit. Some wanna be financially free, so they save hard and learn to budget. Some wanna be fit and athletic, so they workout regularly and eat accordingly. Some wanna be wise, so they learn and research. What do you wanna be? Is it worthwhile? What are you doing to become that?
Wanna Be by Southern Raised
Monday, May 24, 2021
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