Words and Music by Steve Zank
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Text by Chad Bird
Arranged and performed by Blake Flattley
Released May 11, 2020 Mixed & Mastered by Steven Zank Drums & Percussion by Chris Matthews Bass by Chris Ellis Keys by Alex Navarro Vocals & Guitar by Blake Flattley Backing Vocals by Steven Zank Drums recorded by Chris Wichmann Produced by Blake Flattley & Steven Zank
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This song by songwriter Kip Fox is a great reminder of God’s faithfulness to His people. Though we so often turn away from God, choosing to do what we know we should not, He forgives us. In fact, He pursues us with a relentless love, and despite our infidelity, He is faithful to us even to the point of death on the cross.
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The Doxology is often sung at the end of a hymn or sometimes alone at the end of a service. It is meant to focus the singer on the trinitarian nature of God. In this version, we’ve arranged it to be sung three times through in an effort to allow the singer to further meditate on the words.
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This song came from a Lutheran understanding of worship, Gottesdienst, meaning, God's service or Divine Service. The idea that God comes to us in His gifts (baptism, His Word, communion) and we then respond to Him.
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Original arrangement by Thomas Helmore Translated by John Mason Neale Arranged by Blake Flattley
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"There Will Be Rest" flowed out of experiences in New York City where everyone is seemingly running to try to keep their head above water. This song is meant to be both a song of lament and a song of assurance. As we cry out to God with the hurts of this world, we are reminded that God meets us in that hurt, that He is bringing healing, and in Jesus we have rest both now and not yet.
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"Send Me" is a song about...you guessed it, getting sent. The heart of this song is that God has set us free from sin and now, being forgiven, sends us out to love and serve our neighbor. Not a mandated serving, but a response to the love that we have been shown through Christ.
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"Nothing But The Blood" was written by Baptist preacher, Robert Lowry (1826-1899). Stylistically, the hymn uses an adapted call and response posing first a question and then providing an answer. The main theme of the song continually points singers and listeners alike to the forgiving work of Christ on the cross.
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"This is My Father's World" is an early 20th century hymn, written by Maltbie D. Babcock. A poetic portrayal of all creation praising God. In a world that we seem to worry more and more about and try desperately to control this song is a reminder that we are not in control and that isn't something we need to worry about.
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In this lenten hymn we've maintained the original melody, re-harmonizing the chords to form an anticipatory yet meditative setting...
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In this lenten hymn we have used much of the original melody, changing it only slightly during one of the verses to connect two verses together and adding an original chorus and bridge...
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My Song Is Love Unknown is a Lenten hymn written by Samuel Crossman and John Ireland. For this particular arrangement we've added a chorus which reads: "oh, Your grace has made a way.
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