We had a powerful time on Sunday. We introduced “How He Loves” and the people responded. I led at our Syosset campus and we had an extended time during that song where the Lord gave us Psalm 46:10 (Be still…
We had a powerful time on Sunday. We introduced “How He Loves” and the people responded. I led at our Syosset campus and we had an extended time during that song where the Lord gave us Psalm 46:10 (Be still…
So here are the songs we worshiped with this week at Shelter Rock Church in Manhasset and Syosset, NY… The Lord moved and I felt there were two things He emphasized: 1) He delights in us as we delight in…
Just a few hours left of 2009 here in New York City. We’re going to celebrate with friends in Queens. I was thinking today as I drove back from the church in Syosset how many things changed and happened this…
Olivia and I have been reading through Daniel the last couple of weeks and have been moved by his life and what God did through him and for him. One thing that struck me was when the angels of the…
Why are there so few opportunities to worship the Lord together? It’s so wonderful, so amazing and makes us (hopefully) more like Jesus. As we praise we are filled with more of the Holy Spirit. He baptizes us anew. We…
Jesus told us that where two or three are gathered in His name He would be there. The problem is, most of the time we make Him sit in the back while we do our thing. This is a prayer…
FredMckinnon.Com has a great place to recap your Sunday worship set called, appropriately enough, Sunday Setlists. I was the guest worship leader yesterday at Shelter Rock Church in Syosset, NY so I thought I’d throw my hat in the ring…
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I wrote this lyric after an amazing time of worship. I had just read Psalm 17:8 where David says, “Keep me as the apple of your eye…” It’s an incredible thing to know that, no matter what, God loves us…
This week, I’ve got a wonderful worship song that I hope you’ll enjoy. I love doing it in this slow, contemplative way. I could sing it for hours! (thanks Harold Greene). It was written by Kathryn Scott from the Vineyard in…