#christiancovers

[johnsunnyfletch]

INTRO-Greatest day in history.. Cover song by @john.sunny.fletcher Check out full video in YouTube.link in the bio.. @_english__songs @tamil_christian_ @tamil_christiansongs @hindi_christian_songs_artists @tamilchristians @hindichristiansongs #englishcover #christianmusic #christianity #christiancovers #christianchurch  #clauds  #my  #goodpic  #go  #verseoftheday  #amen #dubstep #instagood #beat #beats #jam #myjam #party #partymusic #newsong #lovethissong #remix #favoritesong #bestsong #photooftheday #listentothis #goodmusic #instamusic https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx2QLiegy4S/?igshid=1ih1bdp35k68s

[johnsunnyfletch]

Chorus part and verse (Father God I wonder) I WILL SING YOUR PRAISES... @john.sunny.fletcher @tamil_christiansongs @songcoversmusic @suraj_bej @sourcemessages #christ #christiancovers #fathergod #iwillsingpraises #iwillsingforever #topvocalist  #autogramtags #shortcover  #singingvideo  #brightvoices  #1minutecover  #vocalcover  #cover_talant  #allaboutvoices  #millionaire  #dollars  #rich  #millions  #warrenbuffet  #investo  #riches  #millionairemotivation  #kekinian  #hitz  #kekinianbanget  #hitskekinian  #anakhitzbanget  #lamongan  #hitsbanget  #smahitz https://www.instagram.com/p/BwzXE8znkpb/?igshid=12kv008ilsq8d

[victoriaeyog]

I had a nice time worshipping God with my friend Yvan. Singing None but Jesus by Hillsong United together. . . . . . . . . . . #Gospel #christianmusic #christiancovers #Gospelmusic #hillsongunited #hillsong #hillsongworship #cover https://www.instagram.com/p/BoMjLeQiaWj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=137in3099hsu9

[river-song-of-grace-blog]

Humility is a subject I've given a lot of thought to recently. It seems like the general consensus is that the opposite of humility is pride. therefore if you have pride you are not humble. I don't really think that's right. Pride has a lot to do with confidence, for instance I take pride in my heritage because I have the confidence in its awesomeness. The saying is to "Take pride in your work", to do good by it in all your confidence so it's something you're not ashamed of. I think shame is closer to the opposite of pride, and arrogance is the opposite of humility. Humility is that feeling you get when you look through a telescope at how huge the universe is and how small and insignificant you really are in perspective to it. Humility is when you remember you don't have all the answers. Arrogance is refusing to consider the option that you might be wrong. I've seen a lot of arrogance lately, and I am certainly guilty of it at times. I'm pretty sure the arrogance that you've got life figured out is what's responsible for your biggest disappointments. So, what about arrogance in your relationship with God? Have you ever had moments where you thought you had God figured out? And how many times has that moment led you to fall flat on your face? God inspires the epitome of humility. We can only imagine everything that He encompasses, and even then our imagination falls short. As humans we are built with this curiosity to understand, to know how things work. Humility is accepting that you don't know, that you'll NEVER know everything. All we can do is marvel at His great and glorious works. I pray you take a step each day to look at the world through lenses of humility, to remember you DON'T know it all, and that's ok, because God does, and He's watching out for you :-)

[river-song-of-grace-blog]

Verbal communication has never been my strong suit. I live by the "actions speak louder than words" principle, mostly because I'm constantly at a loss for the right words at the right moment. This song addresses how I can never find the right words especially when it's someone I really want to talk to. Now, I've had my ups and downs in my relationship with God along with the best of them. As much as I like to focus on rainbows and butterflies, I know as well as anyone that sometimes the valleys are sources of more growth than the mountaintops. I love the times when I feel like I'm in lock-step with God and my thoughts and actions are a constant prayer to Him, but I've had times where He couldn't feel farther away. And after those times it couldn't be harder to get back into God. It is, in a word, awkward. What I've learned, through the years, is that it's easier to maintain an open line of conversation with God than to drift away and try to get back. Similarly, if you're not the type to talk to God, don't close yourself off when things get rough. If you're angry, yell! if you're upset, cry. I'm not saying taking time to think things through and process your emotions rationally isn't a good idea, but clamming up just makes you awkward. Get it out in the open. If you're frustrated with God it's better to yell at Him than to not say anything at all. The toughest part to swallow is "THY will be done," not "MY will be done." Keep the faith that everything will straighten itself out and be more wonderful than you could ever imagine :-)

[river-song-of-grace-blog]

This song will forever have a special place in my heart. I find with many songs there's a moment when they just click for me. Either I have to be in the right mood or it's a different arrangement, but something just knocks me on my butt and I go "OH! THAT'S WHAT THIS SONG IS ABOUT". I'm sure many of you have had moments like that. So my moment of clickage on this song came in college when our praise band was preparing for yet another worship service. We were about to rehearse it and our band leader, Mike, merely struck an open fifth and gave me the look to come in, so I came in with "when the music fades…" and we were off. It was completely unplanned an unexpected but utterly perfect. This song is a bit existential. It's a song we use for worship, it's a song the music leaders have to practice and perfect, but it talks about how the music can't get in the way of the meat of our worship. It's about stripping our act of worshipping down to the bones. Our lives are FULL of distractions. Sometimes we need songs like this to remind us not to get caught up in the little things. It's about the big picture. Whether that means you should be focusing on God or the joys of life, you're not meant to let the small junk drag you down in it's tedium. I think the most inspiring line in this song is "I'll bring you more than a song". How beautiful is that? MORE than a song. First it says it's not about music and now it's about more than music. How true. Music, or whatever your talent is, is about so much more than JUST the music. It's about the passion behind the music, the reason you're doing it in the first place. Part of what really frustrates me about popular music these days is that it's utter nonsense. There is no way these people have any passion for what they're singing about. "I passionately enjoyed last friday night" no…why waste your breath? I suppose it's up for debate, but to me music serves a purpose. for that matter, EVERYTHING you do serves a purpose. It says something about you. You are a message, the way you live your life and all your actions are writing a story- what will people read from you?