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Theme: Declaration

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My Defender
Sue Crossman
Based on verses from the Holy Bible: “Whoever goes to the Lord for safety, whoever remains under the protection of the Almighty can say to Him, You are my defender and protector, You are my God; in You I trust”. (Psalm 91:1-2 GNT) “…there is nothing in all creation that will ever be able to separate us from the love of God which is ours through Christ Jesus our Lord”. (Romans 8:39 GNT)
book Romans 8 book Psalms 91 language English music_note Rock lightbulb Adoration lightbulb Assurance lightbulb Breakthrough lightbulb Celebration lightbulb Comfort lightbulb Confidence lightbulb Declaration lightbulb Encouragement category Congregational category Celebrational category Declarational category Encounter category Contemporary
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House Of The Lord
Rebecca Beese
Based on Psalm 27, this is an unapologetic declaration of where we're putting our hope. Written to build faith when facing adversary, this song causes courage to rise as we seek the presence of the Lord and to fix our eyes on Him rather than the trouble around us.
book Psalms 27 lightbulb Authority lightbulb Breakthrough lightbulb Challenge lightbulb Confidence lightbulb Conquering lightbulb Declaration lightbulb Dwelling lightbulb Empowerment lightbulb Faith lightbulb Help lightbulb Power lightbulb Proclamation lightbulb Protection lightbulb Psalms lightbulb Strength lightbulb Victory lightbulb Warfare category Contemporary music_note Pop language English category Congregational
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Kids' Creed
John Grummitt, Sue Crossman
Resound Worship’s 12 Song Challenge this month was to take inspiration from the great creeds of the church. I was at the annual Resound Worship Songwriters’ Retreat at Wydale Hall in Yorkshire, UK so had plenty of time to reflection, and I took inspiration from the Nicene Creed. Pairing up with the very talented Sue Crossman of Hopestream Worship, we came up with this. Each verse focusses on expanding, in language simple enough for children, each person of the Trinity. Since writing it, we’ve used it regularly in our Sunday School and family services and it’s a hit with young and old alike.
book John 14:16 book John 15:15 book Luke 11:2 book Psalms 91 lightbulb Children lightbulb Comfort lightbulb Declaration lightbulb Faith lightbulb Faithfulness lightbulb Family lightbulb Father lightbulb Holy Spirit lightbulb Strength lightbulb Trinity category Contemporary language English category Congregational
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We Believe
Andrew James Finden, John Grummitt, Rebecca Beese
Singing the bedrock of our faith is a glorious and faith building thing to do and leads us into worship. The Nicene Creed was written 2000 years ago to try and lay out clearly all that we believe. We took writing this song very seriously, keeping everything as close as possible to the original and leaving no important part out. Our prayer is that this singing out of our solid foundation and declaration of what we believe will strengthen the church and deepen its worship.
lightbulb Declaration lightbulb God Incarnate lightbulb Trinity category Contemporary language English category Congregational lightbulb Creed
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Worthy Are You Lord
Josh Marlow
This song was written out of a desire to honour God with our praise and worship but, not in a big loud way, which is unusual for me because I love songs that are big and loud and have a driving beat, but in a more reverent and thoughtful way. I tried to be as careful and thoughtful with the lyrics as I could whilst also maintaining a rhyming scheme and a singable melody.
language English music_note Singer/Songwriter lightbulb Declaration lightbulb Praise lightbulb Worship lightbulb Worthiness category Congregational category Encounter category Contemporary
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