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Songs, storytelling, and stuff to blow the dust off our bibles, and turn our eyes to the clouds!

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  1. Issue · Jul 24, 2026

    Freely you Have Received, and Now What? (opens the original)

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    This is part of the New Song Series, short choruses drawn from Scripture, each one taking a passage of God’s Word and setting its central hope to song, so that truth can be carried with us throughout our week.Micah is an honest book, I love that - it doesn’t ignore the brokenness of the world, nor pretend that God’s people were somehow better than everyone else. The prophet speaks to a nation that had drifted from justice, neglected mercy, and become comfortable with a religion that still looked

  2. Issue · Jul 10, 2026

    Our Help at the Break of Dawn (Psalm 46) (opens the original)

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    This is part of the New Song Series; short choruses drawn from Scripture, each one taking a passage of God’s Word and setting its central hope to song, so that truth can be carried with us throughout the week.Psalm 46 begins with words that have brought comfort to God’s people for generations:“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.”So the questions is: What trouble are you going through? This psalm is speaking to the person whose life is not the calm and pleasant one. T

  3. Issue · Jul 3, 2026

    Who is this man?🎵 (Psalm 107 and 📜⛵️⛈️) (opens the original)

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    Who Is This Man?This is part of the New Song Series—short choruses drawn from Scripture, each one taking a passage of God’s Word and setting its central hope to song—so that truth can be carried with us throughout the week.Before Jesus calmed the storm, the Scriptures had already said that God is the One who calms the sea. Years later, Jesus stands in a boat with His frightened disciples, and He speaks: “Peace. Be still.”Some storms arrive without warning. One of my storms hit 5 years ago when I

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