‘The greatest song I never wrote’
Thoughts on song writing from John Mark McMillan
Some good food for thought from the McMillan
http://johnmarkmcmillan.wordpress.com/2010/12/21/the-greatest-song-i-never-wrote/
When it all goes wrong
It is very gracious of Worship Central and Martin Smith to show this, but I guess they also turned it to their advantage as a bit of clever marketing.
However, it goes to show that even the most experienced worship leader still makes mistakes.
Be encouraged, (if but in a strange way!).
Howard Thurman Quote
Inspiration
A life coach told me about this quote some months back and I have it on my desktop at work. It keeps me focused on not getting bogged down in the rat race. Be inspired…..................
All creation bow
Acoustic track of "All creation bow"
I wrote this song in 2007 whilst taking some time out in the Lakes. I wanted to write a song that incorporated both the awesome, holy, mighty nature and character of God, but then at the same time His gracious, compassionate and merciful nature too. The fact that He can be all of those things blows my head back and whilst I originally just wanted to write about the “fall on your face and eat carpet” kind of God that He is, I felt that after spending time singing about these things, it would be amazing to try and sing about the complete picture, i.e. the fact that if we had a face to face encounter with Him we would at the very least be thrown to our knees in fear, but because of Jesus’ work on the cross He allows us to stand before Him; and more than that, that he wants an intimate relationship with each one of us!
Artist: Jonathan Brown
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Length: 3:02
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