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#314 - 07/02/04 05:51 PM
Quiet times with God
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How much time do YOU, individually, need to spend with the Lord daily in order to get enough spiritual nourishment? How many times a day? 1, 2, 3, more? <small>[ July 02, 2004, 10:53 AM: Message edited by: Songbird ]</small>
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#316 - 07/02/04 08:17 PM
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Love it SpeakerMom! As a matter of fact, I have it on my Elvis Gospel CD...great song...
I reserve my driving time back and forth to work for praying but that isn't the only time. I also like to take a cup of coffee in the early morn sometimes and sit outside and pray...or even when I am soaking in a hot bath. There is no "set" time for me. I have so many things to tell HIM, and lots of things to ask HIM, and even MORE things to say thank you for...so HE is a part of my day...everyday...all day. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="images/icons/grin.gif" />
One thing I would like to mention is that sometimes when I walk outside late in the day, I look up and God speaks to me then. No, not with words like we know them, but with a beautiful sunset with colors running all over the sky, clouds with different shapes of things, animals, faces, objects, whatever, maybe even a rainbow after a summer shower. To me it is God saying to me, I'm here Georgia. I'm closer than you thought, eh? I'm right here. Talk to me.
I love those silent talks. It is, I'm happy to say, almost an everyday occurrence. THAT'S my miracle.
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#320 - 07/03/04 04:15 PM
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I don't think we have to have a "special time" with our Heavenly Father. I have conversations with him all the time, sometimes questions, sometimes thanksgiving and sometimes just thinking of all the good things that I have been given.
My own rainbow story. Most know that I spent 4 days with Dad in California, when I was driving home from the airport, the sky was blue and sunny but in the background dark clouds hovered in the direction that I was driving. I thought about a possible meaning, it seemed a little foreboding. When I started to stew about it (I try not to but sometimes I am overwhelmed and June was not a good month!), and started feeling a little worried, but didn't know about what.
I turned off the radio and just drove quietly, just allowing peace to come and let the worry out. I looked once more at the gathering clouds in the distance and there was a beautiful huge rainbow! It was beautiful, especially since I was driving in sunny blue sky weather. I began to thank God for such beauties in nature, and there beside it was a smaller rainbow! I felt then that God was telling me that things would look dark to me for a while, but to hang on, "Joy Cometh in the Morning."
Sorry it is so lengthy.
Sherri
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#321 - 07/03/04 05:48 PM
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Instead of picking up the paper in the morning, I pick up my Bible. I typically hit 5 days a week.
I have a basket near my kitchen table with my Bible, journal, prayer folder, a copy of The Message, by Eugene Peterson, a couple pens, and the most recent addition...my READING GLASSES! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Eek!]" src="images/icons/shocked.gif" />
I also am in touch throughout my days as the spirit moves me.
I listen to Christian music when I'm in the car alone, and I always have some kind of spiritual book going.
I need all the reminders I can get! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="images/icons/wink.gif" />
I'm grateful to be at this point in my journey, and look forward to staying the course.
Rainbows:
I took my son for college orientation ten hours from home. I'd never been on the campus and was overwhelmed with the feeling of losing my oldest son to a place so far away.
The first evening I called my sister and cried like a baby. She'd been through it twice before and understood. She calmed me and assured me life would go on. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="images/icons/wink.gif" />
I warmed up to the campus and the idea as the weekend wore on.
Arriving at the airport to return home there were HUGE storms that happened to make the evening news back home in Baltimore.
We waited a couple hours to board the plane after the storms blew on.
Settled in my seat, I looked over my son's shoulder to see what the skies were doing and lo and behold, there was a rainbow. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="images/icons/wink.gif" />
I believe rainbows are signs of God's covenant with us.
I was moved to tears and took it as God's sign that my son would be taken care of by Him in his new college town.
During his first year when I would start the worrying, I made myself remember God's sign and promise.
I'm still amazed at His grace by sending a sign during such a appropriate time in my life.
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#322 - 07/05/04 06:19 PM
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Hi friends: I see that each of you have a different "routine" when it comes to time with the Lord.
Speakermom and JJ- I remember that song, from a long time ago.
Silent talks with God and praying without ceasing are very important in our relationship with Him. It's great that you find God in nature. We can learn to know God closer through it. And I love that quote from Goethe!
Sherri: Do you recall that the first time the Bible mentions a rainbow is after the flood, when He promised Noah and his family that the earth would not be destroyed again with a deluge?(Gen. 9).
Friends: Ever since that, the rainbow has a connotation of hope and promise! God is in control. Isn't that great to know?
Dotsie: Reading the Bible in the morning, for me is the best thing I can do! I too have three devotional" books, (with articles for each day of the year). I read several (1-2 pages from each one, usually) and a Bible scripture. I also like to sing to the Lord. After prayer, I feel "ready" for the day.
Of course, I talk with God about everything during the day and/or night. I pray without ceasing too.
But I find that stopping during the day to read some scripture, (if only for a few minutes) helps me keep focused and "armored" for the daily spiritual battles.
Stepping away for a moment from my daily tasks, to pray is vital for me!
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#324 - 07/06/04 04:23 PM
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Chatty Said: </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"> I am becoming a better Christian due to your examples.[/qb]</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Dotsie: I'd say Amen to that and Praise the Lord! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="images/icons/tongue.gif" />
Chatty: I feel blessed to be part of this forum and share with such beautiful ladies too <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> . <small>[ July 06, 2004, 09:28 AM: Message edited by: Songbird ]</small>
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#325 - 07/06/04 05:23 PM
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I try to read the Bible and pray daily every morning before chores and my work. The time I spend in the morning is about a half hour. I make a point of always reading Psalm 91, for it is a psalm of protection and love.
I also pray throughout the day--not just for help and guidance but to give praise and glory for the day--no matter what is going on--good or bad.
Prayer and praise can be done at anytime, for God lives within our hearts.
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#326 - 07/06/04 06:28 PM
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Like the others I pray daily whenever I want and wherever I am. Love it in the garden when your already on your knees. I try to do a Bible study but do get distracted. I know this isn't right but am distracted with a lot of things. It does get done and I really enjoy the studies. Maggie
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#328 - 07/06/04 11:23 PM
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Thanks Dotsie, I also plan to set up a basket like you did and that will help. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> After I wrote this morning I went in to do the Bible study. I am working through Purpose Driven Life. Love it. I had a phone call right in the middle where they are talking about distractions. She lives out of town so was glad I answered and yet another distraction...... <img border="0" title="" alt="[Roll Eyes]" src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" /> Something I really need to work on. Thanks again. Maggie
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#329 - 07/07/04 01:19 AM
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Talk about distractions! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="images/icons/frown.gif" /> I take care of my husband's business. He's an electrician. Every day, as I sit down for my devotional time with Jesus, I pray that the phone doesn't ring. Some days it's nice qnd quiet but Sometimes it does ring in the middle of prayer <img border="0" title="" alt="[Roll Eyes]" src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" /> ! With that comes instructions to do this and that and the list goes on.
Although it is hard not to get distractions (for some of us more than others) we should not give up on our time with the Lord! The devil wants us to get distracted so we get discourage and forfeit that precious time. He understands how vital it is for our spiritual life. If we aren't spiritually nourished, how can we be strong to withstand the darts of temptations he sends our way <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" /> ?
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#330 - 07/07/04 01:22 AM
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Maggie: I'm reading "A Purpose Driven Life" too! I just love it. I understand that God has a purpose for me-a specific one- and When I saw that title, I just had to get it <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="images/icons/tongue.gif" /> !
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#332 - 07/07/04 03:55 AM
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Songbird it was highly recommended here and then my cousins husband kept telling me about it. I had it but hadn't started until he insisted. I wish there was a group locally studying it but everyone's already done it. I too love it. Maggie
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#333 - 07/08/04 02:04 AM
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Maggie: Praying in the garden, surrounded by the beauty of God's handiwork... awesome <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> !
Hopefully, you can make short prayers so you can focus on "talking to the Lord" and not get distracted so easily. As you get used to close everything else out of your mind for that short period of time, you can increase your time in prayer!
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#334 - 07/08/04 02:43 AM
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Thanks Songbird, very well put and I will keep trying. I keep forgeting to ask you what chapter are you on? I am in the middle of 26. Thanks, Maggie
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#335 - 07/08/04 04:58 PM
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Maggie: I'm way behind compared to you <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="images/icons/frown.gif" /> . I'm starting chapter 14.
Of course, I don't read a chapter every day, as the author reccomends. Since I have different devotional books, I just read this one now and then. But I've found it very interesting and I've recommend it to my friends <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="images/icons/tongue.gif" /> !
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#337 - 07/09/04 07:55 AM
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Dotsie: I'll check the forum... if I have a chance too.I love the book and find it to be founded in the Bible.
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#338 - 07/10/04 07:35 AM
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I have considered myself a spiritual person for a long time. I've been leery of declaring myself a Christian because of some of the Christians I've been exposed to and how much they frighten me. But because my life hasn't been working out very well by avoiding the religion I was raised with and am most drawn to, and you can't judge a group by a number (no matter how large the number is) of bad apples, I decided to give my all to study and prayer and see if God can work some things out in my life that I haven't been doing very well with on my own.
So I read a book daily called "Meet the Bible" that puts the bible into 366 daily readings and reflections (much easier for me to understand). I've read "The Purpose Driven Life" and got some good things out of it, although I still haven't a clue what spiritual gift or abilities I might have and I'm still trying to find a church to belong to (which the book focuses on a lot).
I recently e-mailed the minister at a church I'd like to join and told her how much I like the church but I didn't want to join only to end up feeling unwelcome because I have a gay son that I can be pretty vocal about defending. I told her I'd read "The Purpose Driven Life" and the author said we should be honest about who we are in order to build good relationships. That was 3 days ago and I haven't heard back.
Right now I'm reading "If You Want to Walk On Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat" by John Ortberg. He's a little more humorous than Rick Warren and I'm really enjoying his book and trying to get over my fears and trust God with the things that I can't seem to do on my own.
I've gone on a lot of God Quests before but this one seems to be different. This time I actually feel like God is working in my life to help me with some things I'm struggling with. I'm not sure what I've done different this time, maybe I've just approached with more faith and thanked God for answering my prayers whether I felt like he had or not.
As far as prayer time, God is constantly on my mind lately so I pray a lot as I go though the day. I also apologize a lot, like when I swear at the idiot (I mean gentleman) driving in front of me or get impatient and want to snap off the head of someone at work.
Sorry that I've rambled so.
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#339 - 07/10/04 09:28 PM
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Agate/Mary, Loved your post. Some Christians drive me nuts too especially when they are trying to get me to go to their church. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Roll Eyes]" src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" /> I always wonder why they aren't working with non Christians. Anyway I will be praying for you. It sounds like you've really opened your heart to God. Do hope you find a church that you feel comfortable with and welcome. I love Christians with a sense of humor and I wrote down the studies and books you are reading. Thanks, Maggie
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#340 - 07/11/04 04:43 PM
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Mary: I'm glad to know that God is working in your life. It is a good thing to thank him for answering our prayers, even when we are not sure about his answer! We need to trust that he answers in HIS time and HIS way.
About the minister you emailed- don't get discouraged. Ministers are very busy persons. Don't give up yet. And, why not visit the congregation and surprise the minister <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> ?
As you search for a church and search for a better understanding of God's Word, I pray that He will enlighten you. Hold on to Him! He never fails!
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#343 - 07/12/04 03:31 AM
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Hi Smile: Singing is a very important part of our worship to God. Songs (lyrics & music together)express what words alone cannot. It also helps us assimilate the message and it definitely brings us closer to God.
Music has always been important in worship. The book of Psalms was the first hymnal. It was used in their worship to God.
And I just can't wait to get to heaven, where all of God's children will join in a choir to sing praises to our Savior.
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#344 - 07/14/04 02:55 PM
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Smile and Songbird,
Such an interesting message about singing! I notice when I sing, I'm happier, more positive and I think I'm ready for something good to happen?
Sometimes it is such a release to sing and give praise; I feel that the Lord loves us especially when we sing....
Interesting topic...
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#345 - 07/15/04 05:41 PM
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I can not imagine myself letting a day go by without singing praises to my Lord and Savior!
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#346 - 07/15/04 05:54 PM
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Hi, everyone. I have enjoyed reading about how each of you meet God and fellowship with Him. Very encouraging! My post this week is called "Greedy for God." If you have time, please check it out and leave a comment. http://devotionalsbydonna.blogspot.com/2004/07/greedy-for-god.html#commentsI sing all the time, too. I've been attending a weekly seminar on finances put out by Crowne Ministries. At the end of every meeting, we all get down on our knees to pray. Well, I haven't done that in a while! And none of us are spring chickens. So we grunted and groaned, but we managed to do it. Wow! What a difference. I'd forgotten how humbling it is to bow before God. I still haven't adopted that as my daily position, though. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="images/icons/grin.gif" /> I don't suppose it matters as long as we pray. Right? Donna www.devotionalsbydonna.blogpsot.com
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#347 - 07/15/04 11:35 PM
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Donna,
I, too, have not been on my knees in prayer for a long time but I remember the times when I did and I felt a closeness and receiving from God like no other time.
I think the humility of bowing shows honor and praise and perhaps in so doing, we receive more favor and recognition?
I don't know. All I know is when I got on my knees in prayer, something wonderful and peaceful happened...
Good topic and question....
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#348 - 07/16/04 04:02 AM
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When on our knees, I believe, we are showing respect and honor. We humble ourselves before the Lord, unhurried, concentrating in Him, recognizing His authority in our lives, thus, surrendering to His will.
Toni: <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> Remember 2 Chronicles 7:14? "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land". No wonder it is such a wonderful and powerful experience!
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#349 - 07/09/05 07:51 AM
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<img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="images/icons/smile.gif" /> This question was posted a little over a year ago. I wonder if any of us has made any changes in the time spent with God.
Are you satisfied with the time you spend with Him? What works for you? Do you yearn for more?
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#351 - 07/10/05 05:17 PM
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I'm glad for you, Chick! It helps me to re-evaluate my time with God now and then and make changes accordngly.
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#352 - 07/10/05 05:18 PM
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Actually, I'm working on it daily too!
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#354 - 07/11/05 07:42 AM
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Smilinize, as part of my church's worship team, I beg to differ. In the past 12 years I have seen many forms of worship. I have found that the congregation who reads the word daily (not just on Sunday), prays and has time with God during the week, are able to worship the Lord with what ever words are there to worship with. Worship is definitely a "heart" issue. My pastor has reminded us of this many times during the years. If you're a Sunday Christian...it shows in your worship. If your a daily Christian, your life is "worship" unto the Lord. There are also reasons why God has set up so many "denominations" for people to go and worship Him. He knows we are all different and need to connect with Him in our own ways. (sorry...didn't mean to be preachy)
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#355 - 07/10/05 08:11 PM
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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by robowidowk: <strong> He knows we are all different and need to connect with Him in our own ways. </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I am a Bible reader, but my point was that the worship team seems to worship by performing the contemporary praise songs, but they are unfamiliar to the congregation so we are left out of that very joyous worship experience.
I have heard so many in the congregation say how they miss raising their voice in song. We all try to sing the new things, and the words are projected on a screen, but almost no one except the worship team knows them and if we sing at all, we just stumble through.
I don't sing terribly well, but I miss singing a lot. Once in a while we have a classic gospel song and the church just resounds with praise. Young and old, everyone sings. I just wish we could all experience the joy of singing together more often. smile <small>[ July 10, 2005, 11:53 PM: Message edited by: smilinize ]</small>
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#356 - 07/14/05 01:35 AM
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Are you satisfied with the time you spend with Him? What works for you? Do you yearn for more?
------- Great question, Songbird. I would have to say No, I'm not satisfied. Other than reading my daily inspirations (via e-mail) and talking with Him in the car (just me and Him), I think He would deserve better than that. Getting down on my knees in prayer is something (I must admit) that I need to work on. Yes, I do yearn for more but with 3 kids, husband, work, etc..(I know, it's no excuse) it's hard :-( However, i DO enjoy our Praise and Worship team. I think the worship teams are vital to getting the church 'on fire' for God.
Actually, to tell you the truth (and I need prayer on this), I just tried out for our Praise and Worship team this past Monday and I tell you, I COMMEND those that serve on P&w teams! It's a HARD job! My voice was scratchy (I'm a tenor) and I had to memorize the songs. We had an awesome time, but I'm feeling insecure about joining (I got the thumbs up to join) because it requires a LOT of responsibility. I was excited that I was given the OK to join but I want to continue to observe - you know, to ensure that it's what I want to do.
My main reason for joining was because I love to praise and worship Him at every opportunity I can get and figured that maybe I should join the P&W team. But, it's not as easy as it seems. Any suggestions? I'm thinking about informing the leader that I don't think I'm ready...any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for the question.
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#360 - 07/14/05 03:33 AM
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Thanks everyone...I do appreciate it. I will pray on it ... great and valuable feedback. Will consider your responses!!
Also, as far as the words on the screen, I used to be a part of a church where the words were put on the screen. I think that's gotten to be more of a common practice and I think it helps enables the congregation to become a part of the service.
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#361 - 07/14/05 06:28 PM
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Smile: I know what you mean, some enjoy better the "old Hymns". Some don't praise, no matter what, others simply praise the Lord with all they've got.
Robowidowk has a good point too. Your relationship with the Lord impacts how you praise.
Sabra- I'd agree with Dotsie, give it a try. You never know how many blessings are coming your way. It is such a privilege to praise our Lord, and to be part of the Praise Team is a responsibility, but I'm certain it will bring many spiritual blessings!
It is always great to sing the "old hymns". I guess we enjoy them more becausw we know the words and they are part of our christian upbringing. My church has recently installed the large screen and has new praise songs, but I do notice the difference in the congregation.
Ultimately, I have to agree: Praise IS a matter of the heart and such a blessing. I feel SO connected to heaven when I praise my Lord!
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#363 - 07/15/05 12:17 AM
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Smile: In our church, most of the songs the congregation has learned already, yet, I notice some prefer the gospel hymns. Others, won't sing no matter what.
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