Froelich's Frolics

I was listening to this song last week, and was reminded that our God is always enough for me. In fact, He is MORE than enough. If we have Jesus on our side, what else or who else do we need? He has promised to supply all our needs. All we have to do is trust Him and His timing. I am so thankful that "in a dry and weary land, Lord, You are the rain."

One of my favorite songs for Easter. I love the second verse: I wasn't there when Jesus died. I wasn't there to see Him rise. But I was there when He saved my soul, For within my heart this Lamb arose!

The Lord is reminding me of the importance of taking time to be holy. It seems like life is sooo busy, and we so easily forget (neglect) the things which are most important. I am guilty of this more than I would care to admit. Lord, forgive me, and help me walk closer to You.

We had the Grace Trio from God's Bible School at our church on Sunday night. The group did an outstanding job. One of the songs they sang was this one. I love it.

This song is by a group called Selah. God doesn't promise to keep us FROM the storms, but He does promise to keep us THROUGH the storms. He will hold us through it all.

This song reminds me of Dad. Mom, Dad and I used to sing this song at church. Dad would be the one who would suggest it when it was our turn to sing.

This is an older (90's) song by the Kingsmen Quartet. I was reminded of it while listening to the Squire Parsons Tribute CD. There are a lot of people at church going through different trials right now, and I love the reminder in this song. We are not alone in our trials, Jesus is by our side. Isn't it amazing how He can be by my side, while at the same time, being at the side of a brother or sister in Christ? He can help (and is helping) in my situation while He is taking care of a completely different situation in the life of someone else. We serve a wonderful loving Savior.

I am so glad that no matter what happens, God is on His throne.

This song is by the Kingsmen Quartet. It has a very catchy tune, you will definitely have it stuck in your head after hearing it. I like the words to the song. I am glad that Jesus is Everything I need. If you have Jesus, you really do have everything.

This is on Marshall Hall's solo CD, which is really good, by the way. This is one of my favorite songs. It is a great reminder. There is NOTHING greater than God's grace.

I was reminded of this song while thinking of a dear, sweet lady in our church who is going through a lot right now. She has been battling cancer for a while now. She has mentioned a number of times that she feels like she is hanging on by a thread. She says that she is tying a knot at the end of the rope and is going to keep hanging on. She has told us that God will never gives us more than we can bear. Right now, she is bearing a lot. She is still staying true to Jesus and keeping sweet. If you think of it, please pray for Sister Rosemary Douglas, and her family. I know that they would greatly appreciate it.

Karen Peck and New River "More Than Ever" "All the miles of my journey have proved my Lord true, and He is so precious to me."

Another song in memory of Dad. "If home's where my heart is, then I'm out of place."

This is in loving memory of my Dad. I miss him so much! Heaven sure has a greater pull every day.

I heard this song while watching a wedding recently, and then again at the Christmas Program at Union Bible College. I love the words. This is my prayer. I want to have the presence of Jesus near to me and my loved ones this Christmas, for that is the best gift to have. Without Jesus, we wouldn't have Christmas at all.

This is one of my favorite carols.

Nobody sings this song like David Phelps...

Count Your Blessings by the Collingsworth Family

I am so thankful for the change that Jesus made in my life. Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. II Corinthians 5:17

Continuing with the "Thanksgiving" themed songs, here is "Thank You Lord, For Your Blessings On Me" performed by Gordon Mote and Jason Crabb.