Pressing On

Working on Hebrews 6 and this seems appropriate (it’s not a great recording but you get the point).

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    • His album Saved helped me to see Reformed theology. “…stone cold dead I stepped out of the womb, saved, I’ve been saved by the blood of the lamb.”

  1. Don’t know if he still does, but his lyrics (prayer) in this song point to a hope in the mercy of God…

    Don’t let me drift too far
    Keep me where you are
    Where I will always be renewed
    And that which you’ve given me today
    Is worth more than I could pay
    And no matter what they say
    I believe in you.

    I believe in you when winter turn to summer
    I believe in you when white turn to black
    I believe in you even though I be outnumbered
    Oh, though the earth may shake me
    Oh, though my friends forsake me
    Oh, even that couldn’t make me go back.

    Don’t let me change my heart
    Keep me set apart
    From all the plans they do pursue
    And I, I don’t mind the pain
    Don’t mind the driving rain
    I know I will sustain
    ‘Cause I believe in you…

    http://youtu.be/GApGQ4520E0

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