Audio Articles, Scripture Songs, 5 minute Sermons, Tag Team Sermons and more. Full chapters in psalms set to ambient music and song.
Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
What Guides Your Sail_ by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Righteous Rabbit Hole by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
When John the Baptist is asked who he is he never gives his name... He finds his identity in Christ
CCM Praise and worship song drawn from the 2nd half of Ephesians chapter 2
The Immeasurable Riches Of Your Grace (CCM) by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Blessed Be (CCM Worship) by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Based on: Exodus 15:1–21 (ESV) — the victory hymn of Moses and Israel all singing, also Miriam leads the women in song and dance; bridge draws from Revelation 15:3–4
Based on: Exodus 11:4–8; 12:1–13, 21–33 (ESV) — the Passover instructions and the death of the firstborn
Exodus 7–10 — the first nine plagues which I believe are judgments against Egypts gods.
This takes place when Moses and Aaron approach Pharaoh and demand by giving him Gods word to let his people go.
God calls Moses. Moses makes excuses. God gives Moses staff and signs. Moses puts faith in God and accepts charge to go back to Egypt and deliver Israel from slavery.
Forty Years a Shepherd by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Drawn Out of the Water by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
This bluegrass story song begins the account of Gods delivery of Israel from slavery in Egypt out of Exodus 1 through chapter 15. This first song describes the horrors Israel went through under a later Pharaoh including the killing of many male children. This was all prior to Moses being born which with come with song number 2. As of now I am thinking these will all be bluegrass songs with some dark and sad while others will be happy and bright.
The Ballad Of Nebuchadnezzar by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Biblical story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal as well as the end of the drought and king Ahab from 1st kings 18. (looking for any errors... note: it should start out actually within the third year instead of three long years.)
Elijah visits a woman and her son and she cooks what she was planning to be her last meal before death... for Elijah, her son and herself. There is a connection to the Gospel.
Elijah handing off his cloak to Elisha - No plan B for Elisha - Follow Me was same for the disciples, they left their nets and followed Jesus
Charge It to My Account by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Our Kinsman Redeemer by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Two Pillars And A Cross by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
The Commander Of The Lords Army Leads Israel as God shatters the walls of Jericho by grace through faith and not with with weapons of war.
The account of Daniel in the Lions Den as it shadows Jesus living a perfect life, dying a sinners death and rising from the grave... the gospel
The story of Jonah and overcoming prejudiced and anti-antisemitism and sin and learning to forgive and seeing Jesus and the Gospel in the story of Jonah
From Prison the Apostle Paul writes to Philemon to take back his runaway slave Onesimus and accept him not as a slave but a brother in Christ.
For Such A Time As This by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Joseph told his brothers they meant evil but God meant good and Joseph forgave them
You Meant Evil, God Meant Good by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Trouble With The Tribbles at the last supper and beyond
Heroes of the faith from Hebrews Chapter 11 who walk by faith and not by sight and are justified by faith and not by works.
An account of Pauls life from Acts 20
For The Glory Of His Holy Name by Podcast startup by Robin Aylor
Gods purpose through Jesus that all the earth may know
This title is a direct reference to the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 6. Here, Jesus cautions against doing charitable deeds purely for public praise, instructing: 2 “Thus, when you give to the needy, sound no trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be praised by others. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward. 3 But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, 4 so that your giving may be in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will reward you.
Heroes of the faith from Hebrews Chapter 11 who walk by faith and not by sight and are justified by faith and not by works.
John and Peter from John 21 using Star Trek's "Trouble With The Tribbles" episode as a metaphor of jealousy, fear and such that want to take over our life.... Instead Jesus says what is that to you? You follow me.
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