This song of worship has been buried over the last decade but I hope that with it being refreshed in this lyric video it will be a blessing to you and a reminder to us all as to what is most important in life.
Tag Archives: worship
Presence
I wrote this song ten years ago and took it into the studio with some friends and family. Beautiful vocals by Esther Bagg…
When God Asked Me to Call U.K. CHURCHES TO STOP 🎥
In early January 2020, before COVID-19 or lockdowns were even a thing, God had asked me to call the churches of the U.K. to close.
So we made this film.
Over the last three years, 99% of the Church have continued to bark up (or sleep lazily at) the wrong tree.
Dealing w/ A Very Angry Atheist
This podcast deals with the profound arrogance, hypocrisy and inhumanity of new atheism as well as once again highlighting the historic fault lines in the chaos of the Church that we believe perfectly explain why a self-identifying ex-‘Christian’-cum-atheist can think and type like this.
When Will These Things Be? (10 mins in Matthew 24)
If you’re anything like me, you’ll have read Matthew 24 many times. I encourage you to study the whole Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Mark 13 & Luke 21) but this is a brief video to whet your appetite.
Gentle & Lowly
This evening on YouTube we are beginning a devotional series reading through and discussing – chapter by chapter – Dane Ortlund’s wonderful book, Gentle & Lowly. You can catch the first episode this evening at 7:30pm and watch the preview session here…
The most urgent issue facing Christians today?
We Welcome the King
This song was nearly lost having written/recorded it on a voice memo app in 2016 that was then deleted from my phone. I only stumbled across it this week so thought I’d record to sure it wasn’t lost forever.
1 & 2 Thessalonians
Wherever you are in the world, whatever you are facing, we pray this short reading brings you the rock-solid assurance and peace of the Messiah…of those who are known and called by name.
Asleep in a Boat
This is a rough home-recording of a song that I hope will minister to you all. Maranatha