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Consider Him Promo
Our newest recording, Consider Him, is now available for purchase. We pray that the gospel centered words and tunes will be a blessing to you.
For a limited time only, the recording will be available for $11.25. After January 10, 2011, the recording goes back to its original price, $13.99.
To purchase a physical copy or digitally download your copy of Consider Him, click here!
To watch a video promo for the CD, click here.
Psalms
I want to let you know about a CD that has been a huge blessing to my family: Psalms by Kevin Inafuku. Kevin is a dear friend of mine and I have been convicted and challenged by the Word-filled lyrics of his latest album. My family already has the whole CD memorized. I find it is essential to have Godly music in my house. It really changes the heart to be more like Christ. Purchase your copy today by following this link.
Have you wondered if your prayers lack depth? Do you ever get weary being spiritually shallow? Let the Word of God change the way you think about God. Take the challenge of reading one Psalm a day and building your own biography of God. Below is a brief explanation and example of how to approach a Psalm and add it to your biography of God.
Being an uncle of 25 nieces and nephews, a child speaking the incorrect word while trying to explain what he saw or what he experienced is a commonality. A child says that he has a “hot”, when he has a fever. A laugh might escape our lips when a foreigner tries to tell us how “exciting” he is to see us. The misuse of words is something we would expect of a young child, or a person who is learning a new language. However, when a grown adult is using the wrong words, the only laugh that might escape our lips is one of mockery or scorn.
The world's mindset is appealing, and if we aren't careful we can allow this culture to change our worldview. As Christians, 
Sitting in church yesterday I found it difficult to listen. My brain was spinning. Responsibilities and cares were occupying my thoughts. Rather than miss was a wonderful sermon I took a few moments and jotted down 15 (I added 2 more later) items that were running my mind. I then committed to the Lord to be thankful for these items as they are God's means of getting me to pray. This morning the Lord reminded me of a book I had read a couple of years ago.
