Zone1 Be Thou My Vision, O Lord --Songs of love and trusting in God

Considering the background shows Casinos and gaming, and no doubt, it seems to be a good piece of music, and other than winning the lottery, I have no idea what the man is looking for. Since he didn't find that which he was looking for, the first thing that comes to my mind it might be the "desire" (which he mentions graphically) to win a jackpot lottery that would satisfy his every worldly want.

If he wanted God, the Bible makes it clear we must call upon the name of the Lord if it's a well-lived, caring life dedicated to helping others and a Christlike humility to achieve the Kingdom of God, that we are looking for. I see nothing like that, except the music and an unlikely reachable goal. Maybe his appeal is something he considers good, which goes unstated. If he's a friend of yours, and you believe he wants to follow the teachings of the Lord, please inform him to call upon the name of the Lord. God never fails us if we call upon his name in all sincerity. Mindreading is not my forte, but praising God in song for His excelence in all things we need rocks my soul. I hope all who want to be within the love and caring shared in the Kingdom of God will truly find it and abide by the Good book's Proverbs, and the lovely story of Jesus' teachings and saving grace. He lives. Love, beautress.
I think the background was quite intentional. I suggest you look up the lyrics and consider his greater, possibly confused search. Here is one verse from the song:
You broke the bonds
And you loosed the chains
Carried the cross
Of my shame
Of my shame
You know I believe it
 
I think the background was quite intentional. I suggest you look up the lyrics and consider his greater, possibly confused search. Here is one verse from the song:
You broke the bonds
And you loosed the chains
Carried the cross
Of my shame
Of my shame
You know I believe it
I missed that one. Sorry. Apparently it's better than I thought. Love, beautress.
 
Childrens Choirs across the land enjoy this one, and so do those who hear it.
"This Little Light of Mine"

 
I Saw the Light, Roy Acuff and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
song by Hank Williams, Sr.

 
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
So beautifully played and sung by the Fountainview Academy
 
A Hymn for our Patriots all who know God's love for America's principles
O Beautiful For Spacious Skies (America the Beautiful)
Samuel A. Ward, 1882; Katherine Lee Bates, 1893, 1904
Ben Bram's A Capella singers
 
Tribute to those who died on 9/11
Willie Nelson et al, America the Beautiful
Samuel A Ward and Katherine Lee Bates

 
America the Beautiful
Sung by the Shenandoah Valley Children's Choir
Singing so beautifully From Pike's Peak, Colorado 💟

 
(Put on the) Full Armor of God
I found this after watching a prophet saying in 2013
that we must
prepare ourselves for a crushing spirit
that we can defeat only with prayer
as our armor.
Please remember the love that these children sing
about putting on and wearing the full armor of God,


(1 Thessalonians 5:16-17).
“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”
(Please pray for the future of America to be a spiritual leader for God's good purposes of peace and justice.)
And as the late prophet, Kim Clement advised Americans, in God's name and for His sake, pray without ceasing.​
 
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He Never Sleeps
Don Moen, website to his music and l: Home - Don Moen | Praise & Worship Leader


I heard this the first time today. "He never sleeps, He never tires of hearing our prayers"

The full Lyrics are here if you want a wonderful gospel hymn that reflects God's love for mankind,
Mr. Moen gave us understanding of his love which is all-encompassing for us.​
 
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This one is so lovely..not only in music, but enduring message
O Brother Man, Fold To Thy Heart Thy Brother
written by John Greenleaf Whittier
 
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Back in the Dark Ages when I was in the 5th Grade,
my teacher Mr. Everett taught us all this hymn
Mansion Over the Hilltop, by Ira F. Stamphill

 
And of course, I so love Acapella the old time hymns... Mansion Over the Hilltop.

 

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