Our dear sister Erlene hasn’t been feeling well lately, it’s been a hard week for her–and I hope we will all rally to her in prayer. Please, Lord! Erlene has been your good and faithful servant for a long time, and now she needs healing. In Jesus’ name, O God, please be swift to help her!
And the hymn, He’s Still God by Carroll Roberson, is here because it’s one of Erlene’s favorites.
We’re with you, lady–with you all the way.
We have a hymn request from Erlene–He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
Let’s show the Lord some affection, shall we? Keep those hymn requests coming. And don’t forget our hymn contest! It’s only going to run till August 8.
Our dear friend Erlene isn’t feeling quite the ticket today, so let’s cheer her up by posting one of her favorite hymns, He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson. Our prayers are with you, Erlene–bounce back.
We have a hymn request from Erlene–He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson. We need our hymns.
Anyone can make a hymn request. Just leave a comment anywhere on the blog–we’ll find it.
Before I write up any more nooze today–if I bother to do it at all–let me post his hymn requested by Erlene: He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
Yes, we’re taking hymn requests. We’ll keep taking them till we get shut down.
Your Favorite Hymns continues with He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
Your Favorite Hymns is open to all, and you can request as many hymns as you like.
Requested by Erlene, He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
I’m sometimes asked when I take requests and post hymns on this blog.
Check out the nooze. Do you really need to ask?
Requested by Erlene to start the day: He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
Any more hymn requests out there? Let’s have ’em!
He’s Still God by Carroll Roberson, requested by Erlene–may it make for a pleasant and prayerful start to your day.
For those of you who are new to this blog, we take requests for the daily hymn. So if you have a favorite hymn you’d like to see posted here, just let us know.
Erlene, this one’s for you–He’s Still God, by Carroll Roberson.
Scanning the news last night, trying to decide what to report this morning, it was all so bad, I almost laughed.
I don’t think God wants us to feel dismayed all the time. So maybe today–if I can get away with it–I’ll write about things other than the news.
He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh; the Lord shall have them in derision (Psalm 2). Our movers and shakers and wise men must be keeping Him in stitches, these days.