Podcasts about here i am lord

SCRIPTUREMatthew 18:20"When two or more are gathered together in Jesus' name, He is right there with us."REFLECTIONFather JimMUSIC"Here I Am Lord" (Instrumental)"You Speak" by Audrey Assad (Instrumental)NOTES

Sermon by Dr. C. Jason Borders on The Second Sunday After Pentecost June 2, 2024Support the Show.

 Have you consecrated your life to God? What about consecrating your death to God, too?Reflect more on the topic of this podcast see GNM's video "Here I Am Lord, Your Beloved Child" @ https://gnm-media.org/lord-beloved-child/. The text of this podcast can be found on our website at https://gnm.org/daily-reflections/2024-02-02/   Subscribe to receive the Good News Reflections delivered to your email inbox or texted to your phone @ https://gogoodnews.net

11 05 2023 - Here I Am Lord; Send Me by Snowmass Chapel

In their newest series for this summer, pastors Erica, Sarah, and Steve continue exploring hymns new and old for the ways that their poetry draws from the Scriptures, and how those hymns and songs of our faith help us to put in words what we sometimes struggle to express on our own.  In this episode, we look at the modern classic, "Here I Am, Lord," (also known as "I, the Lord of Sea and Sky") and the way it weaves together the ancient stories of prophets being called by God, from Isaiah and Jeremiah to Hannah, Samuel, and Moses.  As we look at how these biblical stories can become ways for expressing our own callings from God, we find new language for thinking about what God's calling in each of our lives might look like in the twenty-first century.  And we get a deeper awareness that God doesn't only call "pastors" or "deacons" or "bishops" or "elders," but all the followers of Jesus, in different ways and for different roles.  Check out the conversation here on this week's episode of Crazy Faith Talk!

In the first week of our all-church study "All In," Zach dives into sharing your faith and how we are called to be witnesses in the different places that we find ourselves. Where are you uniquely located that you can help share the Gospel? Maybe it's your school, your club, or your sports team? This week, our hope is that you are better equipped and encouraged to go and show these people the love of Jesus (8/28/22).

Join us today and you're going to hear a beautiful story of humility of heart, willingness to serve, and faithfulness to the call.Our guest today, Ben Akery,  reminds us of Samuel who heard the Lord's voice and responded, " Here I am, Lord; you called me?"Ben is on the pastoral staff at Crosstown Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Born in Missouri, Ben spent most of his young life in Southern California.He began his career as an engineer, which brought his wife and him to many different places.   They moved frequently, but they always found themselves ending up in churches where they could serve and support. Finally, in 2007, Ben and his late wife Candy were ordained into ministry at Crosstown Church in South Carolina. It was around this time that they discovered Unbound and have gone on to raise a great team and help many other teams get started. A few of Ben's sweet and powerful musings:"God doesn't want us to be tormented by anything-doubt, shame, fear, all those related spirits, all those things in the back of the (Unbound) book...But I realize...  that God sent Jesus Christ not only to save us from our sins,  but also to give us the abundant life that we always hear about.  The Holy Spirit convicted me that the peace that surpasses understanding, the one that can give us the joy of the Lord, is unlimited.So there's no problem you have that's greater than the peace that God can give you... it can't be restricted at all by your ability to understand it, because if you were able to understand, it'd probably blow your head off!I mean, it's just more than you can handle. So it's greater than we would ever need. It doesn't matter if we understand it or not. It's a peace that God gives us, not based on any of our own understanding."Come be encouraged and inspired by Ben and Jen today. You might just be blown away!Find the book UnboundVisit our websiteSee more upcoming eventsSupport the mission of Heart of the Father!Your donation directly supports and enables our evangelizing mission.We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.Give online or call us at 610-952-3019 to change lives today!Find us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramExplore with us on TwitterRelease: July 2022Music by Christian Harper.Artwork by Rosemary Strohm at Command-S.

Today's Special Guest is Alan T. Black, we talk about his book - Here I Am Lord. We talked about what led to writing the book and it's purpose. Contact Information - www.alantblack.com Book is avaliable on Amazon.com in paperback and ebook. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sharise-johnson-moore/message

Author Alan T. Black is a man of principles and has always believed that it is the relationship we have with God that governs our life, the success we get, and the kind of journey we traverse. He describes his relationship with the Lord using one word: “transformation.” Continuing to grow daily in his walk with the Lord, and as well continue to display the fruits of his Spirit daily is what his life is all about.  He has written two books: IN THE SPIRIT INTENDED and HERE I AM LORD.  He is releasing a third book, JUST A CLOSER WALK. 

Being Palm Sunday, the order of worship follows a different order.  The order presented for this podcast is as follows (the location on the broadcast is shown at the end of that section):--Introduction with a Choir Hymn, "The King of Glory"--Processional Gospel as written in John12:12-19--1 Minute mark--Opening Hymn, "All Glory and Honor"--Confession and Absolution--4 minute, 7-second mark--Scriptures:--5 minute, 45-second mark        Old Testament - Deuteronomy 32:36-39        Second Reading - Philippians 2:5-11--Introduction to Passion Story--7 minute, 56-second mark--"THE PASSION STORY"--11 minute, 50- second mark--Prayers:  --Declaration of Faith--26 minute, 40-second mark  --Lord's Prayer--29 minute, 53-second mark--Closing Hymn, "Here I Am Lord"--30 minute, 20-second markIf you would like to watch the full service, you may go here             https://youtu.be/aZmmtpxBGcA

St. Clare invites us to gaze upon the cross. In this second mini-series podcast about Clare, Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, guides us through some of her writings, reflections and practices. Music: "Echo of Your Peace" by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and "Here I Am Lord" by John Michael Talbot (used with permission). Produced Oct. 12, 2021. Podcast #242. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org. 

As we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis, Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, invites us into the first of a series of podcasts about St. Clare and her life, ways and wisdom. Music: "Echo of Your Peace" by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and "Here I Am Lord" by John Michael Talbot (used with permission). Produced Oct. 2, 2021. Podcast #241. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org. 

Father's DayMatthew 7:1-12To donate, go to:TithelyOr:PayPal Visit us at:www.mtzionmech.org CCLI License # 11278080Let There Be Peace on EarthCCLI Song # 93690Jill Jackson | Sy Miller© 1955 Renewed 1983 Jan - Lee MusicThis Is My Father's WorldCCLI Song # 3163379Maltbie Davenport Babcock© Public Domain "Here I Am Lord." Author, Composer: Dan Schutte, 1981. © 1981 OCP.  Adapter: Carlton R. Young, 1988. Integrity's Hosanna! Music (Admin. Hal Leonard Publishing Corp.). United Methodist Hymnal #593. Great Is Thy FaithfulnessCCLI Song # 18723Thomas Obediah Chisholm | William Marion Runyan© Public Domain

Sermon delivered at Franklin Park Baptist Church 4/18/21.    I was not able to provide a recording of the hymn "Here I Am Lord" for copyright reasons.

Included Music: Praise Him Medley (FBC Worship Choir), Understand It Better By and By, Yes Lord Yes, Here I Am Lord, Jesus Draw Me Close, Mighty to Save, and I Surrender All   Message Title: Contemplation   Text: Philippians 4:8  Take Home Point: We must discipline our minds if we are to connect to the heart of God.  

In this edition of R.P.K.R., we worshipped with "God of Wonders," "10,000 Reasons," and "Here I Am Lord." We studied 1st Kings 18:25-40. Please comment on the links for the video and also reach out to us through our church, https://www.facebook.com/richlandschurch.

"Out of the Cave; Out of the Boat" is our message for this week! Our hymns are "My life flows on" (lyrics here: https://hymnary.org/text/my_life_flows_on_in_endless_song), and "Here I am, Lord" (lyrics here: http://catholichymn.blogspot.com/2015/07/Here-I-Am-Lord.html). May we look for ways to be bold for Christ this week!

Click to play Here I Am, LordHere I Am, Lord1.  I, the Lord of sea and sky,I have heard my people cry.All who dwell in dark and sinMy hand will save.I who made the stars of night,I will make their darkness bright.Who will bear my light to them?Whom shall I send?(Refrain)Here I am, LordIs it I, Lord?I have heard you calling in the night.I will go, Lord,If you lead me.I will hold your people in my heart.2.  I, the Lord of snow and rain,I have borne my people's pain.I have wept for love of them.They turn away.I will break their hearts of stone,Give them hearts fo love a-lone.I will speak my word to them.Whom shall I send?(Refrain)Bergen Highlands United Methodist Church Hymnal #593, Here I Am, LordVocals:    Steve Freides                Bronwen EastwoodGuitar:     Steve Freides

Click to play Here I Am, LordHere I Am, Lord1.  I, the Lord of sea and sky,I have heard my people cry.All who dwell in dark and sinMy hand will save.I who made the stars of night,I will make their darkness bright.Who will bear my light to them?Whom shall I send?(Refrain)Here I am, LordIs it I, Lord?I have heard you calling in the night.I will go, Lord,If you lead me.I will hold your people in my heart.2.  I, the Lord of snow and rain,I have borne my people's pain.I have wept for love of them.They turn away.I will break their hearts of stone,Give them hearts fo love a-lone.I will speak my word to them.Whom shall I send?(Refrain)Bergen Highlands United Methodist Church Hymnal #593, Here I Am, LordVocals:    Steve Freides                Bronwen EastwoodGuitar:     Steve Freides

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Here I Am Lord #4 by Fr. Jason Brooks, LC

Sunday, November 11, 2018 | Midterms: Living Life in the In-Between | Listen as Pastor Michelle continues our series "Midterms" with a sermon about work. The band leads us in "Here I Am Lord" and their version of the contemporary worship song "Breathe."

2018-01-21 Here I Am Lord... I Will by Mentor Church

Jan 14, 2018 Rev. Michael E. Ellis. Here I Am Lord by St. Francis in-the-Field

2018-01-14 Here I Am Lord... Save Me by Mentor Church

2018-01-07 Here I Am Lord... Use Me by Mentor Church

This worship song is a prayer set to music. It is kind of modern folk/bluegrass style, Neo-Folk.Guitars, Mandolin, Dobro, Banjo, Bass, and Drums.Here I AmStanding in the Need of PrayerHere I Am Lord, Praying Just the Best That I CanLooking unto JesusHe's the Savior of My SoulAnd Only He Can Make Me WholeOh How I Need Your Presence Lord!Only You Can SatisfyIn Your Presence LordIs the Fullness of JoyAnd It's Flowing out of My Soul!Here I AmWaiting with My Empty HandsHere I AmOn Your Word I StandI'm Looking to the SaviorFor I Know He Will Meet My NeedsHe Said to Look At the Birds He FeedsHere I AmStanding in the Need of GraceHere I AmStanding in the Mercy PlaceI'm Looking Unto JesusAnd the Cross on Which He DiedAnd the Grace and Mercy He Supplied© 2014 Shiloh Worship Music COPY FREELY;This Music is copyrighted to prevent misuse, however,permission is granted for non-commercial copying-Radio play permitted www.shilohworshipmusic.com

Pastor John leads us through when Jesus called his disciples - I will make you fishers of men.