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OK...just one more by Paul Wilbur:



EVEN SO

HE IS YAHWEH

AMEN!

And because my sister is Deaf and on her church's worship team...and "sign/sings" so wonderfully and expressive, I want to share this with you (no, it's not her).

Some people "transliterate" ASL (American Sign Language)...but some SPEAK IT, it's THEIR language!! This brother does...BEAUTIFULLY!

I hope it blesses you...
Here I am to Worship - ASL

Thank you for adding those, Ripley.  It's like worshiping together to see what touches another and add assent.  

The "Young Life" t-shirt the ASL interpreter was wearing brought to mind my daughter, who went to a retreat at the Young Life camp near Lexington, VA this past weekend.

I am so thankful - - she just started college, and has gotten involved with some Christian fellowships.   Whew, what a relief!  I'm glad for the choices she's making.  [We have 4 in college this year!    Keeps a mom on her knees! ]

Thank you for starting this thread, Rebeccca (does your name really have three C's?:confused. I have really enjoyed it. Love Paul Wilbur. Never heard "He Is Yaweh" before but it is great. Looked for the music online but couldn't find it.

Below is a link to one of my personal favorites, right out of the book of Revelation. It never fails to bring me to my knees. It's "Revelation Song" by Christ for the Nations International.

Blessings & peace to all who have shared. You have helped me keep a song in my heart! I have a feeling we're going to need it with all that's going on in the world these days.

Anne

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FObjd5wrg...re=related

Anne,  
Beautiful song, thank you!  
I've been greatly blessed, too, by what's been shared.

Becky
ps.  It's Rebecca with 2 c's in real life.  lol  

A sister from this forum sent this to me, and I was really blessed by it. Not really "worship" as in song, but it certainly is proclaiming the truth, and that is a form of worship, IMO. "Hold fast!"

Allow me to re-introduce the Christ

Powerful.

Hello, Ripley. I want to thank you for sharing this. Two things stand out to me: first of all, she's so very young. I was so impressed to hear such wisdom and passion from one so young.

Secondly, there was no presumption, no ego in evidence at all. She didn't smirk;there was no self-satisfaction. In fact, there was a brokenness in her that one rarely sees these days. She was clearly grieving at the message she delivered: God is utterly righteous and holy, and we are unrighteous and unholy, and we need to stop rationalizing and repent. I believe she spoke right from the heart of God Himself.

It brought tears to my eyes, and I passed it along to several people, including a few who are in youth ministry. Thank you again, and blessings to you.

Worship our God in Spirit and TRUTH...that includes being truthful about who we are to ourselves, and yes, quit rationalizing. (Myself included. It's an easy "trap" to fall into.)