The song below was my favorite from our musical worship. The song "O Praise the Name (Anástasis)" does a fantastic job of retelling the Gospel story. Anástasis, by the way, is the plural of the word meaning to recover from a debilitating condition and experience rebirth. Please take time to listen to it and pay close attention to the words today.
Sunday, February 25, 2018
O Praise the Name (Anástasis)
This Sunday at Grace was a great time of worship. In Discipleship Class we talked about Galatians 3:1-14. In the sermon we talked about Esther chapters 1 and 2 and learned to have God's eyes and not Xerxes' eyes. We had tremendous Gospel centered music, Scriptures read that proclaimed the goodness and holiness of God and just a sweet time of corporate worship. And on top of all that Christine's uncle Jerry from Missouri surprised us by joining us at church.
The song below was my favorite from our musical worship. The song "O Praise the Name (Anástasis)" does a fantastic job of retelling the Gospel story. Anástasis, by the way, is the plural of the word meaning to recover from a debilitating condition and experience rebirth. Please take time to listen to it and pay close attention to the words today.
The song below was my favorite from our musical worship. The song "O Praise the Name (Anástasis)" does a fantastic job of retelling the Gospel story. Anástasis, by the way, is the plural of the word meaning to recover from a debilitating condition and experience rebirth. Please take time to listen to it and pay close attention to the words today.
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