Great Southern Land
Worship
W
We
appreciate You (The
Clap Offering Song)
- in
our culture when we gather together in large groups, to show someone
appreciation of their works, we applaud them: we can show God appreciation
in the same way. This song was built around inspiration from the words:
"standing ovation from His holy nation".
- this is a song to accompany a standing ovation for God and includes words in the bridge the children can particularly 'own'.
Welcome
Spirit
- acknowledgement of the presence of the Spirit in our lives
We're
Amazed
- A song about unity disguised in a worship song in awe of God. It acknowledges individual differences in worship and the need to be united in spirit - a good song to use for ecumenical gatherings.
What's
that Cross Mean?
- a jazzy spiritual celebrating the joy of the resurrection and calling for Christ's coming again
When
Prayer is Continuous
- a reflection on the principle and practice of praying without ceasing
When
the Rooster Crows
- Like Peter there comes a moment when we realise we've denied our Lord... We need to speak out about Jesus lest we be found wanting when the rooster crows...
When
(To Rest and Pray)
- Sophia Manusama and Barbara Tipper were just two among many people who suffered from insomnia. This is a blues song about the affliction with a smart solution. It compliments Barbara's other song, Lighthouse, which was inspired by the same issue.
Where
else could I go?
- along with the disciple Peter, we acknowledge that the Words of Eternal Life are only to be found in Jesus - we need go no where else
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