Louie Giglio tells the story of this song, originally written by Irish Worship Band “Bluetree” and probably fair to say brought to the Church’s attention through Chris Tomlin.
This is an amazing…inspiring…supernatural story.
Things are so blessed at the moment…thankful to God for our church…it is a ripper place to be at the moment.
When I first became a Christian…about the age of 18….I was often found speeding around in my Mazda Rx4…and my $1000 stereo..listening to this….
Here is a video I have made up to try and convey something of what happened on Palm Sunday…and to lead into my message…..
Download here
(please let me know if you find it helpful and use it)
The only thing wrong with this photo is the fact that the coffee has been consumed…and one of Ristretto’s finest is never enough.
A good friend is the barrista there, so after some work in the CBD I grabbed a flat white on the way back to the car. This coffee is superb. Perfect temperature, texture and taste. Good to the last drop.
Only problem is that when the afternoon need for a coffee moves me from my desk, I have to make myself one, and it wont be as good as the one I have just had!
Ristretto
It takes a few plays….but I am really getting into the new U2 album…”no line on the horizon’.
This song in particular is a beauty….
“I was born
I was born to sing for you
I didn’t have a choice
But to lift you up
And sing whatever song you wanted me to
I give you back my voice
From the womb my first cry
It was a joyful noise
Oh, oh”
Not a lot to say.
Dockers played their first game today against a fast running and skilled Western Bulldogs side.
Dockers kicked a number of wayward points, that should have been goals. It would have been much more interesting if a few of those had snuck in!
Good signs.
Tarrant played well down back, having Brad Johnsons measure
Peake played his best game ever for Freo, he was everywhere, fast, skilled and kicked 3 goals.
Kepler Bradley also played well.
Hill is an awesome player, kicked a goal for his first afl kick.
Nick Suban also played really well
Sandilands also played well…but his excellent work was often ‘sharked’.