Showing posts with label Sunday Worship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunday Worship. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 December 2012

Sunday Worship - Advent 1

And how else can we celebrate it>

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - that amazing hymn that marks Advent and for me at least, stirs up expectation, hope and joy.



pax

Sunday, 28 October 2012

Sunday Worship - Handel's timeless Messiah

I awoke this morning with Handel's Messiah banging through my head and that of the 'Young Messiah' variant too! So often we miss what is before us and cling to the traditional as if it were the only way. Recalling an apology from a first version of 'Hymns Ancient and Modern' regarding the inclusion of the 'tunes' and 'doggerel that are, of course, the self same hymns we treasure as classics today - here's a portion of the 'Young Messiah' to bless both man and God. Happy Sunday

Sunday, 14 October 2012

Sunday Worship - What Kind Of Love Is This?



Couldn't shake this song out of my head this morning - so prayed for Bryn and Sally and thanked God for a love that sent Jesus, the Christ, to restore the relationship between me and Him.

And the same goes for those who read this too - have you thanked Him today?

Pax

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Sunday Worship - Harvest



As we as a church come together to praise God for the harvest I couldn't think of a better traditional hymn to be humming as I came down the stairs than this - been with me for as long as I can remember and even though the words meant little to a Cockney kid among the remains of houses, it has a special place with me.

The harvest set out and waiting for the coming day

Sunday, 30 September 2012

Sunday Worship - Ten Thousand Reasons

Matt Redman's 'Ten Thousand Reasons'

Bless the Lord on this Sunday morning as the leaves begin to fall and the harvest is gathered in.

Pax

Sunday, 23 September 2012

Sunday Worship - Better than Cliff?



Here's this Sunday's offering - Don Moen bringing the Lord's Prayer as part of worship - have to be honest the 'Millenium Prayer'; didn't do much for me but this does :-)

Sunday, 16 September 2012

Sunday Worship - Jesus, God's righteousness revealed

The organist at the Parish church heard this and was very much taken by it (and his musical taste is very much on the ball) and so I thought I'd share it with you. It's Hillsongs 'Jesus, God's righteousness revealed'.


Sunday, 9 September 2012

Sunday Worship - Back to normal

After a particularly hectic (and blessed) week I have finally managed to get back to a keyboard with internet access - and so first of all an apology to those who have written to ask where I (and the daily office) were. Stuck in the ether is the answer!

Loads of services in different places today and so for now will leave you with song which has been going through my head (and on my lips) all week:

Sunday, 2 September 2012

Sunday Worship - Jesus Remember me

Found myself humming this Taizé piece as I did my early morning devotions today so I thought I'd post this video of it with the many different depictions of Jesus within it.

Why? (I hear some ask)

The answer is simple - As I watched the images I found many left me more than a little cool but some really resonated with me and it made me ask myself that 'Creme Egg' question:

Jesus - How do you see yours?



Happy Sunday

Sunday, 26 August 2012

Sunday Worship - Sounds of Salvation (SoS)

Something a little different, especially as there are free songs to be found on their site (and of course on Facebook too!).

Here's a promo of their new CD, 'Nuking the Fridge) with 'The Facebook Song' as a backing.

For those of you who book bands for socials, outreach events and the like, I can heartily recommend this Ska machine - why not get skanking* for Jesus?



* Skanking - a combination of running on the spot with arms and legs doing  their own thing at the same time.

Sunday, 29 July 2012

Sunday, 26 February 2012

Quote of the Week - Rowan Races

This morning the Radio Four continuity man had me marvelling as he announced:

"The Archbishop of Canterbury will do the Sunday Worship in ten minutes!"

That must be why he's the Archbishop - takes me at least forty-five minutes to do our morning service!


Running the race


It was good sermon too!