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“The Two Paths” by Fanny Crosby
Hymnal Page Scan: The Male Chorus No. 1: for use in gospel meetings, Christian associations and other religious services 21. Two paths lie before you, which one will you take? | Hymnary.org Keyboard Recording: 1 Two paths lie before you,Which one will you take?For now is the timeWhen a choice you should make:The first leads…
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The Christian Race; “Flee, Follow, Fight” — G. Campbell Morgan; Imagery of God as Our Refuge
I have been writing on here about the Polyvagal Theory – fight, flight, and freeze – and about how I am trying to get out of immobility….a prolonged freeze state. Today I am going to be writing about running the Christian race – fighting the fight of faith. We have been working with this Polyvagal…
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“A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” by Martin Luther; Translated by Frederic Henry Hedge
Hymnal Page Scan: Psalms and Hymns to the Living God page 455 | Hymnary.org Keyboard Recording: 1 A mighty fortress is our God,a bulwark never failing;our helper he, amid the floodof mortal ills prevailing.For still our ancient foedoes seek to work us woe;his craft and power are great,and armed with cruel hate,on earth is not…
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Polyvagal Theory: Asking God to turn the bitter waters sweet; Imagery of driving a stick shift and stalling while changing gears; Imagery from the Cliff Hanger game on the Price is Right
I have been writing on here about how I am trying to get out of a freeze state…out of immobility. Here is a link to the Polyvagal Chart I have been talking about: PVChartv10q.pdf. I am struggling to go through the deactivation process, which is the downward arc going from red to green on the…
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“Bitter Waters” by John Newton
Hymnal Page Scan: Windsor Piano Recording: 1 Bitter, indeed, the waters areWhich in this desert flow;Though to the eye they promise fair,They taste of sin and woe. 2 Of pleasing draughts I once could dream,But now, awake, I find,That sin has poisoned every stream,And left a curse behind. 3 But there’s a wonder-working wood,I’ve heard…
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Notes on G. Campbell Morgan’s Commentary on Isaiah 40:12-31; Imagery of Running the Christian Race; Imagery of God infusing strength into us
In this post I will be writing notes about G. Campbell Morgan’s Commentary on Isaiah 40:12-:31. It’s Chapter 22 Part C of his commentary entitled “Prophecies of Peace: Purpose of Peace; Majesty of Jehovah.” Here is the link: The Bible Book of Isaiah – Commentary by Rev. G. Campbell Morgan (Full Text and PDF). Here…
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“Behold the Lamb of God” by Fanny Crosby
Hymnal Page Scan: The Quartet: Four Complete Works in One Volume (Songs of Redeeming Love, The Ark of Praise, the Quiver of Sacred Song, and the Hymns of the Heart with Solos) page 43 | Hymnary.org Piano Recording: 1 Behold the Lamb of God,Who takes our sins away!He stands with open arms and pleadsWith dying…
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“Awake, Awake! O Heart of Mine!” by Fanny Crosby
Hymnal Page Scan: Awake, Awake! O Heart of Mine! Piano Recording: 1 Awake, awake, O heart of mine,Sing praise to God above;Take up the song of endless years,And shout redeeming love;Redeemed by him who bore my sins,When on the cross he died;Redeemed and purchased with his blood,Redeemed and sanctified. Chorus:Awake, awake, O heart of mine,Sing…
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“We Shall Run and Not Be Weary” by Barney Elliott Warren
Hymnal Page Scan: Evening Light Songs page 201 | Hymnary.org Piano Recording: 1 I now am running in the Christian race,To gain the promised prize;Through Jesus’ matchless, saving, keeping grace,We’ll crown Him in the skies. Refrain:We shall run and not be weary,We shall walk and never faint,We’re trav’ling to our happy home,We’ll walk and never…
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Notes on Sermon by G. Campbell Morgan “Christian Citizenship 1: No Abiding City”
I read a sermon by G. Campbell Morgan last night called Christian Citizenship 1: No Abiding City | G. Campbell Morgan. There were several quotes from it I wanted to share. Sometimes when I am studying I make an outline of a sermon or I summarize it, and sometimes I just have time to write…
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