A little piano meditation if you know the song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ8Ng3cPWvg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
If you have not heard this before:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0-5G0P5X6k&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Remember our hope endures!
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I, like Mary, am mostly found at the feet of Jesus asking for words that give life. I blog straight from the heart with the encouragement gleaned from sitting at His feet. So sit down at the well and drink deep. Know you are His Beloved.
I am 44, on disability due to Fibromyalgia, a worshiper, a daughter of a King, a wife with the best husband in the world, a mother of four beautiful girls, a student pursuing a degree in Christian Counseling, a writer, a vocalist, and coffee lover. My best friend is a good book, and my nemesis is the perpetual laundry pile. I love to watch movies that take me away, quilt, crochet, knit, and learn.
I pray the words written here are not written in vain but are purposed by God to encourage His Beloved. Thank you for stopping by. Oh, How He Loves Us!
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Reblogged this on Beloved Hope Endures and commented:
Back in 2011 I was on the praise team at my old church. We often chose songs to sing solos, and then scheduled the as we could. Well we scheduled the song for the following Sunday when I mentioned to the Worship leader that I was ready to sing Natalie Grant’s song, “Our Hope Endures.”
That week we had a 5.8 earthquake here in Virginia. You may have seen it on the world news because it effected Washington D.C., and all the way up into New England. http://www.usgs.gov/blogs/features/usgs_top_story/one-year-anniversary-magnitude-5-8-virginia-earthquake/
Then two days later, Hurricane Irene showed up.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/24/hurricane-irene-2011-2012_n_1826060.html
All of this was going on while a fire raged just south of where we lived that they fought for many days. Air quality was so bad we couldn’t go outside.
So since the power was knocked out everywhere like weeks on end for some, we didn’t have church until I think two weeks after the earthquake.
When we did , we decided I would sing
the song.
As I sang the words in practice I realized that God is such a God of perfect timing. The words of the song will explain why. Think of the fear that people had since the Japan Tsunami earlier that year, and then think of the comfort the words of the song brought to us that day as you listen the links below.