Podcasts about Counting Every Blessing

The Apostle Paul once said that we have been blessed with every spiritual blessing in Christ…So why is it that instead of looking for the spiritual blessings that God has promised, we spend a lot of our time chasing after the physical blessings that He hasn't? Why do we often look for the opposite of what God is offering and then wonder why we feel so disappointed when He doesn't come through? Beartownroad.org Beartownroad.org/events Facebook.com/Beartownroad.org YouTube.com/Beartownroadalliancechurch

We are back with a Rend Collective song! Joined by Mike Tapper and Marc Jolicoeur of Series 5, Episode 9 and the study of worship music longevity "Worship at the Speed of Sound", our hosts take a look at the lyrics of Counting Every Blessing. Our conversation explores the use of different verb tenses for the different states of the human experience in salvation, and we praise the song for actually naming blessings to be counted! There is a small square off about the phrase "good to me" (and a look back at Good, Good Father by Chris Tomlin). Looking at the practice of borrowing verbiage from classic hymns, we discuss a possible trend in modern worship music to recall and reclaim feelings of tradition in the 21st century. Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82b0Tiy0ykk Song story: https://www.jubileecast.com/articles/19855/20180810/rend-collective-earns-second-consecutive-top-10-with-counting-every-blessing.htm Lyrics: I was blind, now I'm seeing in colour I was dead, now I'm living forever I had failed, but You were my Redeemer I've been blessed beyond all measure I was lost, now I'm found by the Father I've been changed from a ruin to treasure I've been given a hope and a future I've been blessed beyond all measure I am counting every blessing, counting every blessing Letting go and trusting when I cannot see I am counting every blessing, counting every blessing Surely every season You are good to me Oh-oh-ooh, oh-oh-ooh-oooh (You are good to me) Oh-oh-ooh, oh-oh-ooh-oooh (You are good to me) You were there in the valley of shadows You were there in the depth of my sorrows You're my strength, my hope for tomorrow I've been blessed beyond all measure Surely Your goodness pursues me Surely Your heart is still for me I will remember Your mercies all my days Through every storm and gale For Your goodness, I will ever praise You Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) are good to me Sing it out now Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) In my hurting Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) I'll sing it loud Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) Even in the dark Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) Lift your voices Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) All the time Oh-oh-ooh (You are good to me) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/worship-review/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worship-review/support

This devotional reading is from the "Be Still and Know" devotional book. The bible verse is from 1 Corinthians 13:7. My goal is to remind you to choose to look for the best in yourselves and in others ----giving grace and loving unconditionally through every circumstance. If you want to check this music from our Spotify it's called "Counting Every Blessing by Rand Collective and the last song is "Good Good Father by Chris Tomlin". We pray that you will always Come to Jesus so you will feel and experience the Shower of Love in your lives.

“It must be nice…” We've all heard that saying.  This episode was inspired by a DM I received on Instagram. Shout out to Darlene! Thank you for the episode request.  This show is all about money and how to handle the ‘not fun' comment of, “It must be nice.” Darlene asked if I can share how to handle this situation when you're hiding your blessings because of what others will say to you and how they see you if you're doing better financially than they are.  Here's the thing ( and you may not like that I say this ) - You don't have a money problem. You have a receiving problem. Your financial reality is all about your level of receiving.  Here is a 3 step process on how to move through that situation:Ask: What will create more in this situation? Take action on what will create more in that situation.Receive all of it: The good, the bad, the beautiful and the uglyIn this episode:You will discover that money is all about receiving.What receiving ‘really' is.How to deal with people who judge you and your blessings.Judgements are just things that others would not choose. Question create, conclusions create limitations. Are you interested in learning how to ask better questions that can up level your life and career? Join my FREE 30 DAY QUESTION CHALLENGE for May 2021! Text: CHALLENGE to (323) 524-9857 for all of the details and to join the challenge.  If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox. Resources: The Get Up GirlJoanna Vargas on InstagramLive Fully Academy on IG!Joanna Vargas on FacebookTikTok @joannavargasofficialJoin my monthly online academy: LIVE FULLY ACADEMYOperation Underground Railroad – OURRescue.orgLearn more: Dance Your LifeTEXT: BUSINESS to (323) 524-9857 to get on my VIP lift for my next upcoming business coaching group! 

LIFE CHURCH KRV WORSHIP: 01-24-2021 - Counting Every Blessing - 10,000 Reasons - You Are My Hiding Place - I Will Trust In You

When we count our blessings at Thanksgiving do we even think of our biggest blessing?

What are you thankful for, and how does it impact your worship? Corey Trevathan turns to the first chapter of Ephesians to remind us of our blessings in Christ as we are prompted to translate gratitude into worship.

Anthem - Counting Every Blessing

Anthem - Counting Every Blessing

Lição da EBD de Jovens da Igreja Peniel do Bairro Amazonas - Lição 9 - "O Primeiro Projeto de Globalismo" (PARTE 1) Professores Daniel Gomes e Carol Figueiró. Músicas: "Sing It From the Shackles" e "Counting Every Blessing" - ambas do Rend Collective.

Part 2 of 2: Pastor Robert Hahn and I continue on with some controversial topics. Talking about how caring for the environment isn’t new to people, it was commanded over 2,000 years ago! Then we transition into talking about counting every blessing in our lives family, friends, etc. because at any moment blessings can fade and people can leave us in this world. Now listen, reflect, & grow with us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jesus is who washes away our sins! Make us new and clean with him! Let’s take the guidance from The spirit to Jesus who protects us and provides fro us in all scenarios! Jesus wants our hearts and faith! So today’s let’s be humble and embrace the full love of God! Faith will never Fail God will always Prevail! Readings from 10/2 are: 1 IS 4: 2-6 PS 122: 1-2 MT 8: 5-11 The closing song is Counting Every Blessing by Rend Collective!

Gratitude begets worship. Worship reveals gratitude.

The power of God is the grace of God revealed in your weakness.

Take hold of the ONE who has already taken hold of you.

Counting every blessing by New Beginnings Church

Weekend Worship music featuring Dean Fichner- Drums Tom Armstrong- Piano Cindy Carroll- Vocals Kathryn Reinhardt- Vocals Robert Hanson- Worship leader

Counting every blessing by New Beginnings Church

Living In Grace - Counting Every Blessing by Lebanon Church

Counting every blessing by New Beginnings Church

Counting Every Blessing, 10,000 Reasons, O Come to The Altar, Rising Sun.

Publish Date 9-24-18Life comes at all of us sometimes hard and fast, sometimes gentle and slow. None of us are guaranteed anything other than the moments we have right now. Join Brittany and Chip in this episode as Britt shares some real life things happening in her and Jeff's lives right now and what God is revealing to their hearts. The idea that we really only have this moment and how important to never take for granted but rather count every blessing and celebrate every single day.Links to things mentioned in this episode:Richard Rohr's Daily Meditation - "Great Love and Great Suffering"Rend Collective - "Counting Every Blessing"

If I asked the Apostle Paul to examine my life, I'm pretty sure he would see blessings that I'm not seeing. I'm fairly convinced we're on the lookout for two different things. That has been confirmed for me this week as I've meandered through his letters looking for the blessings he counts. This quest was inspired by Rend Collective's song, "Counting Every Blessing." Join me on a journey through the epistles...it may just change the way you look at things, too. On this week's episode I discuss: Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture - this week's Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include: Write out Scripture Slowing down Make observations Make a list Compare and contrast Consider the opposite That I actually use the BITEs I recommend for the week The sections of Scripture I wrote out in my notebook Romans 1:8-10 1 Corinthians 1:4-9 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 Ephesians 1:3-10 Philippians 1:3-6 Colossians 1:3-8 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3 How Paul is either thankful for people, God, or God working in people -- not material things The gifts from God evident in people faith grace spiritual gifts fellowship comfort in our troubles Truths about our identity in Christ chosen holy blameless adopted redeemed lavished with grace How Paul often has the perspective of Christ's return fixed squarely in his sights The question, "Am I looking for the fingerprints of Jesus in others?" Additional Resources Lyrics and Chords Story Behind the Song "Counting Every Blessing" by Rend Collective - YouTube Video This Week's Challenge Try this quest for yourself! Open each of Paul’s epistles and locate his opening words of gratitude as he counts every blessing. Try the BITE of writing out Scripture. Compare and contrast what you see in these opening paragraphs to Paul’s letters. Perhaps even get pulled into the context and keep on reading!  

My guest for The Happy Hour # 187 is Courtney Wetzel. Courtney is a senior at Texas A&M University and believes in empowering, equipping and encouraging individuals even in the mundane. Through her gift of storytelling, she is able to empathize and rally behind her generation. Courtney is the youngest guest I've had so far on the Happy Hour, and I loved our conversation, her energy, and enthusiasm, and I know you will too. Courtney and I talk about her current season of transitioning from college and how important it is for women to cheer each other on. Courtney is speaking my language when she talks about the importance of women saying to each other "I'm on your team". Courtney then shares how she developed the habit of looking for "dimes", or unexpected joys in each day. It started with a writing assignment during a season where it seemed joys would be few. I love how she has committed to finding her "dimes" in each day and that you can always "fight to find what was good about today". At the end of the show, Courtney will prove anyone who has preconceived notions about millenials wrong, because this gal is doing great things to develop community and creativity! But, we also talk about the danger in this age of hustle, and feeling like we need to keep pace with those we see around us instead of remaining grounded in where our true identity lies. {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Courtney's Blog Passion City Church: Boost or Bury Sermon Annie F. Downs Podcast "That Sounds Fun" - series on rhythms What Courtney is loving: her ABLE wallet, Counting Every Blessing by Rend Collective, her home, "The Treehouse" What Courtney is reading: If You Only Knew, Captivating by John and Stasi Eldredge What Jamie is reading: No One Ever Asked by Katie Ganshert, Why I Hate Green Beans by Lincee Ray Happy Hour Live! Event Tickets On Sale Now! The Happy Hour Facebook Group Connect with Courtney   Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Prep Dish - get one month for $4 Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Juice Beauty // Save 20% with code: happyhour20 Winc Wines - get $20 off

Katie covers the song "Counting Every Blessing" by Rend Collective.

Katie covers the song "Counting Every Blessing" by Rend Collective.

“Blessed” is a confusing word in our culture. Some use it to convey that they’re prosperous, others use it to convey they’re lucky. But when God speaks about blessings, he speaks differently than we do. Truth is, we’re all blessed, not identically...