Hidden Streams 1517 Podcast Network
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- Religion & Spirituality
Hidden Streams, Season One, is a devotion and study of the Psalms of Lament.
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Psalm 27 John Andrew Schreiner sings "The Lord Is My Light and My Salvation"
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Psalm 147a verses 1-11 Jeff Anderson and his 4 kids sing "A Hymn To Our Father"
Psalm 147 meditates on God's wondrous rule over all of His creation, and His loving care for His children. In this first of 2 parts Chad gives a beautiful reflection on this encouraging passage.
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Lyrics for "A Hymn To Our Father"
Psalm 147a.
You number the stars
And give each one a name
You send clouds to cover the sky
You water the earth with gentle rains
Gentle rains
And in Your heart, O God
We will never be forgotten
We are Your children
And You are the Father
Chorus:
Our Father
We love You
You are so good to us
All Your mercy
All Your goodness
Has surrounded us in love
Our Father
We love You
You are so good to us
All Your goodness
All Your mercy
Has surrounded us in love
You look down from heaven
You see the broken hearts
Our great physician, You bind up our wounds
With gentle care, gentle care
And in Your heart, O God
We will never be forgotten
We are Your children
And You are the Father
Chorus:
Our Father
We love You
You are so good to us
All Your goodness
All Your mercy
Has surrounded us in love
Our Father
We love You
You are so good to us
All Your goodness
All Your mercy
Has surrounded us in love -
Psalm 146 Markita Knight Sings "By the God of Jacob We Are Blessed"
In this encouraging episode, Chad looks at our resumes and what on earth gives us value. The God of Jacob executes justice on behalf of the oppressed, the needy, the outcast, the blind, and the sinners (like us). Markita Knight sings "By the God of Jacob We Are Blessed".
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Lyrics to "By the God of Jacob We Are Blessed"
Verse 1)
I will not trust in earthly kings
Their breath departs, like fleeting things
Their only strength is the strength of man
Who returns to the dust, along with his plans
My hope is anchored deep in You
You breathe new life, Your word is truth
And You, You formed the world, and made it right
Entered into the dark, and brought the light
Chorus
By the God of Jacob
We are blessed
O Christ, You execute justice
For the oppressed
Oh Christ the King
You reign forever
Our tongues confess
As we sing together
By the God of Jacob
We are blessed
Lord, You still set the prisoners free
You still opened the eyes of the blind
You still lift up the fallen
You feed the hungry, the Lord provides
So let all creation praise Your name
Your goodness and mercy, forever the same
Oh, hallelujah, let our voices raise
For in You (the Lord) alone, we find our endless praise.
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Psalm 145b Rebekah Caggegi sings "The Eyes of All Look to You"
Does God play favorites? It can sure seem that way sometimes. In this encouraging episode Chad looks at the last half of Psalm 146 and talks about Joseph and favoritism. Rebekah Caggegi sings "The Eyes of All Look to You"
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Lyrics to "The Eyes of All Look to You"
The eyes of all look to you
And You give them their food in due season
You open up Your hand, and satisfy
The desire of every living thing
To all those who are falling
Almighty God upholds you
To all who are bowed down
The Lord will raise you up
Chorus:
You are near
To all who call upon You
And You hear
The voice of all who fear You
Oh bless the Lord
Hallelujah
Let all flesh bless Your name
Forever and ever.
You preserve all who love You, in Your mercy
And all Your saints shall bless Your holy name
Your kingdom O Lord, is everlasting
Your promises are faithful and kind
To all those who are falling
Almighty God upholds you
To all who are bowed down
The Lord will raise you up
Hallelujah
To the Father and the Son
To the Holy Spirit
The faithful three in one
Hallelujah
To the Father and the Son
To the Holy Spirit
The faithful three in one
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Psalm 145A John Andrew Schreiner sings "Your Mercy Is Over Us"
Part one of a two part meditation on this grace filled Psalm. John Andrew Schreiner sings "Your Mercy Is Over Us".
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Lyrics for "Your mercy is over us"
I will extoll You
O Christ, my King
Every day I’ll bless you
Every night I’ll sing
Chorus:
How gracious and merciful
So good to all
How slow to anger
Abounding in love
Your mercy is over us
I will set my mind
On Your glorious splendor
II’ll sing of Your great work
To every generation
My Savior, my Provider, my Shepherd, my King
Great is the Lord
Greatly to be praised
Unsearchable greatness
With love and power to save
Chorus:
How gracious and merciful
You are so good to all
How slow to anger
Abounding in love
Your mercy is over us -
Psalm 141 Izzi Ray sings "It's Your Kindness"
What does it mean to embrace correction? What is true friendship? This is an especially pertinent topic for our times, when we see our churches full of division. Izzi Ray sings "It's Your Kindness"
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Lyrics to "It's Your Kindness"
Humble me O Lord
When my heart is proud
Let the righteous strike me
If I follow the crowd
A word from my sister
In and out of season
To save me from danger
Because my spirit needs it
Chorus
I need kindness
An act of a friend
Keeping watch
Over the door of my lips
Turn my eyes away
From the trap of temptation
By your grace, turn my eyes
Back to You
By your grace, O Christ, turn my eyes
Back to You
Can I sit at the table
If I hate correction
If I cannot tell evil
Or the fruit of deception
Let me love the Word of truth
And Your word of reproof
From a stranger or a friend
As though it came from You
Bring me to the table
By the hand my friend
Don’t let me wander
To the bitter end