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BE Still My Soul from Scripture Lullabyes

This is another episode from Scripture Lullabyes.  It is fFrom the CD “Hidden In My Heart, a lullaby journey through Scripture” AVAILABE NOW at www.scripture-lullabies.com. Find us on facebook! www.facebook.com/scripturelullabies. Powerfully Peaceful Music for EVERY Age.

Scripture Lullabyes

I found this soothing and uplifting.  Perhaps you might enjoy it just as much.

Psalm 27:  The Lord is My Light and My Salvation

This is a nice rendition of Psalm 27.  It was published on July 5, 2012:  http://www.scripturesongsforworship.com (Listen and download word for word Scripture songs suitable for worship and effective for memorizing and meditating on the Word of God.) For more Scripture songs videos, click here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=… Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/scriptureson…
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The Samaritan Woman

A modern day monologue version of the what the Woman at the well said to Jesus. This story can be found in John 4:5-42 in the  Bible.

A Love Letter from God

Scriptures relating to God’s love related in a beautiful fashion.  This is a beautiful reflection for all of us to see over and over.  It is worth your time.

Psalm 139 — Mercy Me

Psalm 95

Slideshow of Psalm 95 (the whole thing) with music by the Sons of Korah, an Australian folk band. Created for a worship installation on the theme of Rest at The Well Christian community, in Brussels, Belgium.  It last about 4 minutes but is well done and worth your time if you like folk music and want to praise the Lord.

Psalm 23 explained by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi

This is Psalm 23 again but it is explained by a Rabbi and it is done in a very delightful fashion.  He talks about the context of David writing the Psalm.   You might find it helpful to sit with the psalm in front of you but I think you will learn something that will help you internalize the psalm in a deeper way. It is three people simply sitting saying what could this psalm really mean to me.

A Path to Happiness:  The Beatitudes

Watch something that will encourage and challenge your heart.  Using the music of David Haas’ “Blest Are They” we are given a walk through what the beatitudes can mean to us today.

The Prodigal Son

This is a modern version of the Prodigal Son told by the son and the father.  Although it skips the section on the elder son it is a great retelling in a way that many of us see in our families or with our friends and their children.  It is a good reflection on the unconditional love of a forgiving father.  It’s our task then to internalize it for ourselves.

Psalm 150

The God of all goodness created me good!

In these Lenten days we often focus more on what we are giving up, but the call into the desert with our God could best be considered a time of aloneness when we reflect on the goodness of a God who created us as we are and told us we were good!

Perhaps you might want to take time with psalm 139. Allow yourself to lean deeply into the words. As you do, recognize the splendor of God’s creation known as you.

Here are some ways other good people have leaned into those words in their hearts. http://youtu.be/TddCILTWNr8 Here is another one equally as powerful, a little longer but the music and the pictures take you deeply into the meaning of the words. Sit back and let yourself hear and see.

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