Category: Songs in church
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The Song “Uncloudy Day”
“Uncloudy Day” is a poetic echo of Revelation’s promise that the storms of life will end when Jesus reigns in full glory.
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🔔 Wake Up, Church — Ring the Prayer Bells Again
The songs of prayer that once shook heaven now whisper faintly in the background of our busy lives. But the Spirit is calling — “Wake up, Church!”
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Honest Worship Through Struggle: A Deeper Praise
“Hard‑Fought Hallelujah” emphasizes honest worship through struggle, aligning with Scripture’s portrayal of praise amid trials and God’s steadfast character.
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History of ”Don’t Blame it on the Children”
🎶The Songwriters H.B. Barnum: (Born 1936) 👨🏾👩🏽👧🏽👦🏾Family & Religious Background of H.B. Barnum Barnum’s upbringing in a religious household deeply influenced his music and community work: Ivan Reeve 👨🏾👩🏽👧🏽👦🏾Family of Ivan Reeve 🗝️ Key Details About the Lyrics Theme The song confronts the idea that society’s problems come from “troubled youth.”Instead, it boldly declares…
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Don’t Blame It on the Children: The Church Needs to Take Responsibility
The Song Don’t Blame It on the Children, is a piercing mirror for our times. It exposes a pattern that’s as old as humanity.
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Church Songs That Teach
the songs we sing in church matter. They help us remember who God is, what He has done, and how we are called to live.
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🌿 Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus — A Cry for the Lost
The old hymn “Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus” carried a heart posture that today’s church desperately needs to recover. It is a prayer for the lost around us. It wasn’t written out of fear or delay, but out of love — love for the lost, love for family, love for the unfinished mission.
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A Devotional: When Worship Tries Too Hard
The song “Until God is Praised” raises concerns due to its parallels with Baal worship, emphasizing intensity over God’s sovereignty.
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Keep on the Firing Line — A Devotional Reflection
When a Catchy Tune Meets a Heavy Burden Many of us grew up singing “Keep on the Firing Line.”It’s lively, memorable, and easy to hum long after the service ends. But for a lot of believers, especially tender‑hearted ones, this song also planted a quiet pressure: Am I fighting hard enough? Am I brave enough?…
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Exploring Scripture in ‘Down to the River to Pray’
The content explores spiritual themes through the song “Down to the River to Pray,” highlighting scripture about baptism, guidance, and community.