Podcasts about how great

Three artists I feature on my blog: Alan Jackson, Anthem Lights, and Hillsong Praise doing How Great thou Art. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bruce-dinsman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bruce-dinsman/support

How Great Thou Art with How Great is Our God July 11 Special Music Groveport UMC, Groveport Ohio Jonathan Mann, Pastor

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What do Eric Bana and Bo Jackson have in common? Good question. I'm glad I asked. You push play, and you'll find your answer, in Episode 336. You'll also find borderline scientific baseball breakdowns, and an analysis of The Dry that's SO goddamn good, that the film's writer would blush. And likely look for new employment because Benny and RZ put his ass on NOTICE. In a good way. The film is great. HOW GREAT? Well. You'll just have to push play. 

How Great is Our God! Get To Know God Through Creation This Spring has been busy on our little hobby farm! And at the same time, I have been studying Creation in Genesis for my Bible study. I have learned so much and today want to share it all with you- sometimes we need just stop and be in awe of how GREAT our God is! It truly puts everything else into perspective. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and listen in to be inspired, refreshed, and renewed! http://simplylivingforhim.com/2021/06/03/how-great-is-our-god-get-to-know-god-through-his-creation/

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Wilderness Travels Reviewed / Instructions for Occupying Canaan, Lessons from Israel's Past, Salvation and Judgement on That Day, How Great a Love / The Command to Love / Love in Action.

Date: 09.05.2021 On this Mother's Day Pastor Jodi Traves shares a special message from our series "Who do you say that I am?" series in Mark encouraging us to go "Faith: from Fear to Freedom" What happens when you believe? Who needs to come to Jesus? When can you encounter Jesus? Who needs His touch? People's stories can change us. What can Jesus do for you? Will you reach out? You matter. The service closed with "How Great is Your Love" Passages: Mark 5: 21- 36, Ps 23 Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: https://www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/ To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.au If you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to https://www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/

In Episode 240 of the What is Truth Catholic Podcast, we will first discuss our “Saint of the Week”, St. Pius V, a Pope who led the implementation of the response to the Protestant Reformation. We will hear a homily for the 4th Sunday of Easter as Jesus tells us that He is the Good Shepherd.  In the segment “Catholics in the News”, we will learn about a nun who served as a missionary.  In our segment, “Truth in the Media”, we will discover a surprising Youtube creator.  In the segment entitled “I Don’t Get It”, I will try to understand a recent grant given to an organization.  Finally, during our Truth Topic of the Week, we will hear the truth from a cardinal about the reality of death.  All of this plus music from Paul Baloche and Meredith Andrews who sing, “How Great is the Love."  This and more on Episode 240 of What is Truth.

Worship Songs: "Glory is Yours" - Elevation Worship "Yaweh" - Maverick City Music "How Great is Our God" - Chris Tomlin "I Receive" - Israel Houghton

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This week, we're joined by a special guest, hymn expert and PhD student, Mr D. J. Bulls. We'll be talking about the trinity, the importance of singing to the triune God, and get some really helpful insight into why some traditions shy away from addressing God in this way in their praise.   Find D. J.: Instagram - @hymnstagramm Fearless4You Music - https://www.fearless4you.com/ Timeless Psalter Project - https://timelesspsalter.com/   Scripture passages about the Trinity: - Ephesians 2:17-22 - Colossians 1:15-20 - Philippians 2:5-11 - Hebrews 1:1-4 - Isaiah 6:3   Trinitarian Hymn Recommendations: - Holy Holy Holy - Eternal Father, Strong to Save - The Doxology (Praise God from whom all blessings flow) - The Lesser Doxology (Gloria Patri) - Glory Be to God the Father - Come Thou Almighty King - Holy God we Praise Your Name - Crown Him with Many Crowns - Glorify Thy Name (1971) - How Great is Our God   D. J.'s Favourites: - Come Thou Almighty King - Come Thou Fount (https://youtu.be/mMRBaWeodvk) - In Christ Alone (https://youtu.be/2CutcANXVcc) - His Mercy is More (https://youtu.be/IijjW5Sew_k) - O Lord, My Rock and My Redeemer - Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery - Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (https://youtu.be/0KfYLtdi8tY)   You can also follow us on social media: Mailing List: https://www.subscribepage.com/n3z3u8 Website: https://hymnpartial.com/ Podcast: https://hymnpartial.podbean.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/Hymnpartial Twitter: https://twitter.com/hymnpartial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hymnpartial/   Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic

It may be Good Friday but every Friday is good when you understand the love of Christ! It was a glorious time of celebrating Jesus' resurrection with song. Jesus gave us a vision about knighting His church, sending us out in power, and commissioning us to victory in His name. It was awesome! Praise God! Listen, worship along, and be blessed! Songs played or attempted ;) How Great is Your Love (Phil Wickham) In Christ Alone (Traditional) Alive (Natalie Grant) At the Cross (Chris Tomlin) Above All (Traditional) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/praise-wo-ceasing/support

BEHOLD OUR SAVIOUR WHO STAYED Text: Mark 15:15-39 1) HE STAYED (v15-20) Don Carson: Immediately after sentence of crucifixion was passed, Jesus was flogged again. [The flogging] was standard procedure; it was customary to flog prisoners before taking them out to be crucified. But what takes place in verses 16-20 is not standard procedure. It is more like barracks-room humor. The governor’s soldiers gather around, strip Jesus of his clothes, and drape some sort of scarlet robe on him, pretending he is a royal figure. Then they wind together some strands of vine thorns, the spikes of which are 15 to 20 cm long. They crunch this down on his head to make a cruel crown of thorns. They put a staff into his hand and pretend it is a scepter. Alternately bowing before Jesus in mock reverence and hitting him in brutal cruelty, they cry, “Hail, king of the Jews!”—and complete the acclamation by spitting in his face and hitting him again and again with the mock scepter. Raucous, mocking laughter keeps the room alive until the soldiers tire of their sport. They have finished laughing at him as the king of the Jews. Now they put his own clothes back on him and lead him away to be crucified. -- “Mighty cross” verse: On His brow, a crown of sorrow For a King whose weakness was our strength No word He spoke, His love was shown For all to see 2) So we’re saved (v29-39) “How Great the Father’s love for us” verse: Behold the man upon a cross My sin upon His shoulders Ashamed, I hear my mocking voice Call out among the scoffers -- Don Carson: The truth of the matter is that Jesus could not save himself, not because of any physical constraint, but because of a moral imperative. He came to do his Father’s will, and he would not be deflected from it... It was not nails that held Jesus to that wretched cross; it was his unqualified resolution, out of love for his Father, to do his Father’s will—and, within that framework, it was his love for sinners like me. -- “And Can It Be That I should gain” verse: And can it be that I should gain An int’rest in the Savior’s blood? Died He for me, who caused His pain? For me, who Him to death pursued? Amazing love! how can it be That Thou, my God, shouldst die for me? Amazing love! how can it be That Thou, my God, shouldst die for me? -- Andreas Kostenberger: In some mysterious way beyond our human understanding, Jesus, the second person of the Trinity, is cut off and separated from God because he is bearing the sin of humanity and enduring God’s wrath as a substitute for and in place of sinful humans... Jesus’s cry does not indicate that he was bewildered or confused—as if he actually expected God to rescue him from the cross and was disappointed—but rather expresses the terrifying cost of his sacrifice. He knew beforehand that he must die in order to fulfill his mission. Jesus could endure the pain, but the terrifying weight of utter separation from God and God-forsakenness are something he has never experienced before and which, in the actual moment of suffering, seem unbearable. --

Date: 28.03.2021 Tonight, we are encouraged as we hear from Paralympian Lakeisha Patterson OAM and Pastor Billy Williams shares the message of "Reconciliation" Billy has a tough act to follow. A least he was trying to help. Sometimes we try but just don't get it right. What can fulfil us? Would golds medals do it? Christ can! The service closed with "How Great is Your Love" Passages: 2Cor 5: 16-20 Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: https://www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/ To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.au If you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to https://www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/

Date: 28.03.2021 Today we celebrate Palm Sunday and as we remember those in our emergency services we hear from Gary Raymond OAM. Gary is a retired Chief Inspector from NSW police and current police and ambulance chaplain and he encourages us to "Give It Up" Gary has seen God work in the darkest situations. We can all join in a 'siren' prayer for our emergency services. It can be hard to "give up", but you can give in to Jesus and gain His strength. We are all in a siege, the Fall, resisting Jesus. And who do we blame? What does it mean to surrender to God? Give it up and find peace. Gary shares many "its" to give up. And also some to not give up. The service closed with "How Great is Our God" Passages: Mark 11, Heb 11: 25, Heb 3: 15, 2Cor 5: 17, 1John 1:10, Rom 6: 23, Matt 4: 17, Luke 5: 32, Rom 5: 8, Eph 2: 8-9, John 3: 16 Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: https://www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/ To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.au If you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to https://www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/

How Great is our God! // The Book - Ezekiel Ezekiel 1:1-28 Dr. David Wilson February 21, 2021

Worship was fantastic! I shared some new songs and a spontaneous one about the faithfulness of God. The presence of His love was heavy. I cried a few times and my voice broke somewhat. It was an intimate and powerful time of praise. Listen, worship along, and be blessed! Songs played or attempted ;) He Reigns, Tremble, I Speak Jesus, Evidence, How Great is Our God, Spontaneous song about God's faithfulness, Break Every Chain --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/praise-wo-ceasing/support

Date: 17.02.2021 Brian Allbutt inspires us with the message of “A Church to Imitate.” What should a true church be like? Brian takes us on a journey of church planting. There can be conflict as churches are planted. What were these churches known for? The service closed with "How Great is Our God" Passages: 1Thes 1: 1-10, Acts 17, Rev 2, 3, Duet 7: 7-8, 2Theos 3: 1, Rom 8, Jonah 2 Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: https://www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/ To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.au If you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to https://www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/

7/28/2019 "How Great a Love"

Thank you for listening to the First Baptist Church of Oregon City Worship Podcast! In order to be loving neighbours, protect vulnerable people, and reduce the strain on our community's healthcare workers, FBC Oregon City has suspended in-person worship for now. We are in the season of Epiphany, when Christ is revealed as the true Light of the World. Over the next few weeks, we'll be looking at how Jesus is revealed in Scripture and what it means for our world today. This worship service for 17 January 2021, “Cruciform” includes music, prayer, Scripture, and a sermon. The sermon text is Mark 8:27-9:1. The prelude is "How Great is Our God/Praise to the Lord the Almighty". The songs in this podcast are “Great Are You Lord”, and “The Wonderful Cross”. FBC Oregon City • 819 John Adams St • Oregon City, OR Small — Slow — Weird

How Great is Your God? What is your view of God? No matter who you are, you have a view of God. It may be a view of a great God or a view that God does not exist. What has shaped your view of God? Is your view of God true or is it the way you desire to see God? Listen as we consider these questions.

On Intalksicated Reviews we can seem to stay away from The Saved by the Bell universe, this week we once again walk the hall of Bayside with this 2020 soft reboot of this beloved series spawned out of "Good Morning, Miss Bliss".  Corey and Norm take a timeout to talk about this very woke show to talk about How Great is this show? What did Corey get for his Bday? Seriously how great is this show? 

A new MP3 sermon from New Life Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: How Great is God's Steadfast Love Speaker: Steve Dawson Broadcaster: New Life Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 11/8/2020 Bible: Psalm 86:1-13; Matthew 5:3 Length: 33 min.

IT’S TIME FOR A BONUS EPISODE! Just like last year, we’re bringing you a special Halloween episode. Last year, we talked about history of the holiday and how Christians should handle celebrating. This year? Let’s talk about aliens, extraterrestrial activity, and if Christians should just go ahead and storm Area 51. With all this so called, "alien activity" happening in our world, should Christians believe that aliens are real, and if aliens are real, what does this mean for our faith?Get your candy ready. It’s going to be a fun ride! Last year's Halloween episode:https://realtalkchristianpodcast.com/episodes/014-the-halloween-episode/ Links mentioned in the episode:Louie Giglio Sermon, "How Great is Our God"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atUGBua2AzECreation Museumhttps://creationmuseum.org Interesting (and some funny) articles on this topic:https://biologos.org/articles/what-would-life-beyond-earth-mean-for-christianshttps://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2019/november-web-only/love-thy-extraterrestrial-neighbor-aliens-astrobiology.htmlhttps://www.desiringgod.org/articles/ufos-and-the-laughter-of-faithhttps://www.gospelherald.com/articles/70743/20170531/belief-alien-life-harm-christian-s-faith.htm Music used on RTC:Opening Song: "Joy" by Paul Lindgrenhttps://open.spotify.com/track/3VcYVaixPlAS1KDVgYo1Dy?si=TqSXguuVQNudJrkcRDDjIA Closing Song: "Adjust" by Paul Lindgrenhttps://open.spotify.com/track/16VMY0XxHDo0bLpp6dQpuc?si=a1khJqYTTtWyzeQEbtYGXg

**How GREAT is Sue Bird? No... I mean seriously! **Are the 4-0 Seahawks LEGIT Super Bowl contenders? **Did the Pac-12 media poll get it right with UW and WSU? And who should each team start at QB? **Five potential bullpen arms that could help the Mariners contend in 2021 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedancave/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedancave/support

In Elder Renlund's talk on Mercy he said, "Loving mercy means that we do not just love the mercy God extends to us, we delight that God extends that same mercy to others." As I was pondering this talk and this quote I kept thinking of the lyrics from the hymn "How Great the Wisdom and the Love" where it says that the plan of God is where, "justice, love and mercy meet." As I was thinking about that lyric I thought how grateful I am that in the plan of God, justice is met with love and mercy. However, my role and my responsibility to my fellow man is to extend love and mercy, and how grateful I am that justice and judgement is God's and His alone.

30 Days to Embracing God's Disruptions and Detours.  Join us for this devotional preview of our new Bible study, The Mary Answer, coming in January 2021.   Day Four: We've Won the Spiritual Lottery   Word: Read Ephesians 1:3-14    Have you ever bought a lottery ticket?  I’m ashamed to admit I have—several of them. I went through a period in my life where we were having financial trouble—lean years on the farm—and I was getting weary. I had it all worked out with God. If He would give me a winning lottery ticket, I would use it to pay off all our debt, my family’s debt, put some in our savings account and give the rest away. Sounds like a holy deal, right? All good?    One day I was studying Ephesians 1:3-14 and verse three would not leave me alone: “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed me in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ.” Not some blessings, but every blessing. So what are those blessings I have in Christ, anyway? I made a list:     I was chosen in Jesus before the creation of the world (4), I am holy and blameless in his sight (4), I have been predestined (in love) to be adopted as His child to show the world His glory (5-6), I am redeemed and forgiven by grace I do not deserve—it’s been lavished on me (7-8), He’s made known the mystery of his will to me (9), I have a predestined place in His plan (11), I have been given the Holy Spirit as a seal of my redemption—God lives in me (13-14).     I had to camp there for a few days before I realized just how rich these blessings are. Those verses made such an impact on my life that I wrote them out in the first person and say them every day. We can never lose sight of who we are in Jesus. He died so I could receive those blessings. Think of them, meditate on them, remind yourself of them every single day. I encourage you to start each day with this list. And open with verse three: “Praise be to the God and Father of my Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed me in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing Christ.” We’ve won the spiritual lottery, my friend. Let’s celebrate!    Wait in prayer: Thank God today for every spiritual blessing in Christ. Read through verses 3-14 and personalize each blessing. Ask God to work in you a humble attitude of gratitude for each one.    Worship: How Great Is Our God performed by Chris Tomlin     I’d like to close with Romans 12:1 from the Message—my prayer for you. And here’s what we want you to do, God helping you. Take your everyday ordinary life, your eating, sleeping, going to work, walking around, and staying at home life and present it to God as an offering. Embracing what God has done for you is the best thing you can do for Him. Don’t forget to check out the show notes on our women finishing well podcast page and get that link to the worship song and a link to our Facebook page. We’d love to have you join our community there.   Links: Click here for the link to the lyric video for How Great is Our God by Chris Tomlin.    If you'd like to join our book launch team to get the word out about The Mary Answer, we'd like to give you a free book to read. You can sign up for the team by clicking here.    Have you joined our Facebook community. Check us out here: https://www.facebook.com/womenfinishingwell

Thank you for listening to the First Baptist Church of Oregon City Worship Podcast! In order to be loving neighbours and protect vulnerable people, FBC Oregon City has suspended in-person worship for now, unless circumstances show it is responsible to meet together. This worship service for 27 September 2020, “Ain't No Mountain High Enough” includes music, prayer, Scripture, and a sermon. The sermon text is Romans 8:31-39. The Prelude is “Forever/Great Is Thy Faithfulness”. The songs in this podcast are “Great Are You Lord”, “I Belong”, and "How Great is Our God". FBC Oregon City • 819 John Adams St • Oregon City, OR Small — Slow — Weird

How Great is Ball T-Shirt Visit Yogi's website. Listen to The Yogi Roth Show! Buy a copy of Win Forever.    

8-9-20 - Psalms that Sing Series Part 1 - How Great is Our God - Pastor Russ Atter

@KatelinKnowsCLE talks about the struggling Bats of the Tribe. How Great the pitching has been. And Is Brad Hand Back?!?!?

The greatest characters of the Bible pale in comparison to the Lord of lords- How Great is our God-

Kevin Jackson is an entrepreneur and worship leader. We talk about his journey as a student at Pratt Institute where he studied Interior Design. His company : the Before and After Salon, which he co owns with his Aunt and Business Partner and why he gives his all when he leads worship. Social Media : Instagram @mysterjackson. Closing Segments Features Kingsboro Temple of SDA’s Temple Praise and Temple Praise Band rendering of an awesome selection of Todd Galberth's "How Great is our God." Special shout out to Cito Crandle for the audio edits/mix and Samantha BrookLyn Howard for creating the final video along with the video edits/mix. We thank you!

After a long week dedicated to the return of the PGA and the Charles Schwab Challenge, the boys shock the world and found the time to discuss their favorite Bundesliga and English Premier League plays for the weekend.-01:00- Picks Recap - -06:45- Bundesliga Plays - -11:30- EPL Plays and Chatter-19:45- How Great is this Summer Schedule?! -

Dear friends. Jumping into my car to record our daily devotional is a sweet thing to do even after a three hours handwriting Old Testament final exam at night in the pandemic. I love our communication and I love reading regularly for you and together with you!!! The first half of this psalm is the darkest of all, even darker than real life. We already established how extremely honest, faithful, and compassionate God is with revealing to us the situation churches might face. He put words into our mouth knowing we will probably too stunned to pray in face of extreme trial as such. The second half of the psalm from 12-23, same length, 11 verses in total is a true worshipper's song sang from the heart. The psalmist is think after his heart and mind: How Great a God he knew! How powerful a king he is! How faithful he is always! He remembers his covenant! The temple is the shadow of Jesus Christ's resurrection and his spirit indwelling in us. Church is where the centre of the worship lies. It is heart-piercing to have temple destroyed. How closely Jesus is with us. He lives in us. He is the king who has claim a reigning place in our whole body and heart.  When it is dark outside, our God is even more faithful than our shadows. Sing to the King.  "Yours is the day, yours also the night!!" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yaping-li/support

Whelp, it's time for the boys to sit down and have their court mandated talk with Andrew Douglas. They discuss HOW GREAT the new Dojo website is, basic things most pipers didn't learn correctly, and how to create a sustainable band culture---we're definitely not being paid to say enjoy! Looking to up your piping skills from the comfort of your own home? Take the Dojo University Premium Membership test drive for only $1 at www.chanterrant.com/suckless ***Adult language and situations*** *** Opinions expressed here are not representative of any organization of which we belong*** Support the show at www.patreon.com/chanterrant and get your Chanter Rant Merch at www.chanterrant.com, or follow us on social media at: www.facebook.com/chanterrant www.instagram.com/chanterrant www.twitter.com/chanterrant Snapchat @chanterrant Join in the conversation with mean comments or #chanterrant and let us know if you are #oneofthesix!

Getting excited about ordinary occurrences in our lives changes our chemistry. Excitement is a "High Vibrational Frequency," and the most incredible part is: IT CAN BE INDUCED! Imagine attracting excitement into your everyday life by priming. How? Great question! This episode has the answer. Supercharge your life by injecting excitement into every day occurrences! Download this episode and feel the energy of excitement (very powerful)!

A whole bevy of things happened this week, and we’re going to find the silver lining in as many as we can! How is The Batman’s production much like its Comic counterpart? Which Marvel/Disney + shows shut down this week? Which studio is releasing their theatrical offerings early into streaming? Which NYC event was postponed for the first time since 1762? What was Joker’s Domestic Haul at the end of its run? What is Ryan Reynolds doing with his Cell phone company to help out the people? How Great is that Soul trailer? How many Hotlines calls can we answer in one week?! AND MORE! (Be safe out there everyone, we'll be back next week with more CoyCast!) Visit http://www.coycast.com for everything Coycast including links to the Patreon and official merch! Coycast is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Visit http://www.DragonWagonRadio.com for more great podcasts!

February 23rd – Youth Sunday Youth Sunday 2020! Several members of our youth group deliver messages about “How Great is our God” and how that relates to their lives. This year we have Greg Baker, Makenzie Morgan, Sam Ray, and John Mohr.

Sunday, January 19, 2020 | Pastor Michelle preaches the third week of our winter sermon series "A Neighbor Just Like You" on the faith of Mister Rogers, focusing on 1 Corinthians 15. Bret and the band lead us in a worship staple "How Great is Our God" and and a new favorite "Reconciliation Hymn."

In Episode 200 of the What is Truth Catholic Podcast, we will first discuss our “Saint of the Week”, St. Anthony of Egypt who followed the call of Christ to the desert.   We will hear a homily for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord as Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist.  In the segment, “Catholics in the News”, we will learn about the challenge the Indiana Bishops are undertaking   In our segment, “Truth in the Media”, we will discover a new book offering us wisdom from the mystics.  In the segment entitled “I Don’t Get It”, I will attempt to understand what is happening in Ontario to Catholic school children. Finally, during our Truth Topic of the Week, we will hear the truth from Pope Francis about greed.  All of this plus music from Kimberly and Roberto Rivera who sing “How Great is Our God”. This and more on Episode 200 of What is Truth.

With songs like "Goodness of God," "All My Hope," How Great is Our God," and "Whom Shall I Fear," Ed Cash has been an influential song writer and producer for many worship songs that have impacted the church worldwide. In this interview, Ed shares his story about his unintentional journey into Christian music and shares the inspiration behind some of his most famous worship songs. Plus, this week's team talk features discussion around all the ways we use transitions in worship.   

Broadcast partners, friends and hosts Ted Robinson and Yogi Roth break down the upcoming 2019 Pac-12 Football season. The two Pac-12 Networks broadcasters give their thoughts on each of the 12 programs in the conference as they get set to visit every school campus this fall. Tune in all season long for Pac-12 game re-caps and expert analysis. After all, “How Great is Pac-12 Ball?” Follow @TedjRobinson @YogiRoth @Mmolinari620 and visit YogiRoth.com for more podcasts on sports and humanity.

If you want one stop listening for the best insight into Pac-12 football, Ted & Yogi's (adventure) is the place. Broadcast partners and friends Ted Robinson & Yogi Roth travel the conference every week, talking with coaches & players while studying the conference all week long. In addition, the producer of their game broadcasts, Michael Molinari, will join them & offer his unique lens on the game each week. In each episode, The Ted & Yogi Pac-12 Adventure podcast will distill this trio's work into a concise, yet thorough, take on all thing Pac-12 football. After all, “How Great is Pac-12 Ball?” Follow @TedjRobinson @YogiRoth @Mmolinari620 on social media for more Pac-12 stories and analysis. For past episodes visit yogiroth.com

  This week we are going to touch upon the subject of Worship. Get More Out of Worship   What is worship? The problem in church today Bananas Seeking God Types of worship Why Worship Lucifer History of a song- How Great thou art??   Worship is the obligation of God's creation to give to Him all honor, praise, adoration, and glory due Him because He is the holy and divine creator. Worship is to be given to God only (Exodus 20:3; Matt. 4:10). Jesus, being God in flesh (John 1:14; Col. 2:9), was worshiped (Matt. 2:2, 11; 14:33; John 9:35-38; Heb. 1:6). New Testament Reading    Prayer   Giving Links http://give.speaklifechurch.net or  You can support the ministry by check or money order by sending it to Speak Life Church, PO BOX 2, upper Marlboro, MD 20772

The last few shows have mentioned playing chords or pop songs or getting creative at the piano in some way. Talking about it is great and your piano kid might really be interested in playing some pop tunes but getting started can feel a little overwhelming. That’s why I put together this list of 10 songs that are perfect to play along with a YouTube video and I have the videos embedded on the show notes for this episode. I chose these songs because most of them use only a few chords (most of them five chords or less) and those chords occur in a repeating pattern throughout the entire song or through a large portion of the song. The basic formula for playing each chord is to have the right hand play the chord in root position (your piano teacher can share more about this) while the left hand plays the root note only. In most cases, students are holding the chord as a whole note until it's time to play the next chord. Often, after students begin to feel the rhythm pattern and the pulse of the music they choose to try a more complex rhythmic style. Today I’ll tell you the key the song is in and what chords you need to play to match the video. 1. Heart and Soul Heart and Soul by Hoagy Carmichael (Who also wrote “Georgia On My Mind”) and Frank Loesser (who wrote music and lyrics for Broadway musicals “Guys and Dolls” and “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”) This is one of the first chord songs I teach my students. Even though it is very old, it still connects with most kids in a way that folk songs and nursery rhymes don’t. Do kids learn Are You Sleeping or Shoo, Fly any more? Play C | Am | F | G in a loop the entire song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsIL07eOqOU 2. How Great is Our God How Great is Our God sung by Chris Tomlin I love teaching Heart and Soul and How Great Is Our God to students after they learn "Beach Party" in the Piano Adventures Lesson Book 2B. The video I've included here is long, almost seven minutes, so I don't have students play through the whole thing during their lesson. I love that the tempo is slow and starts with only Chris singing and playing the piano.  Sometimes students struggle to know when to change the chord if they aren't counting so I help them. Once the band joins in at 3:05, students have a much easier time feeling the pulse of the music. I love commenting to my students, "You didn't realize you were going to play in a concert with Chris Tomlin when you came to your lesson today!" Loop C | C | Am | Am | F | F | for the verse Loop C | C | Am | Am | F | G | for the chorus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pF11qnJ8rw 3. Count on Me Count on Me by Bruno Mars As with any popular music, parents should preview and filter what they allow their children to listen to. Much of Bruno Mars music is catchy and fun to listen to. Unfortunately, a lot of his lyrics are not appropriate for children.  This tune, Count on Me, is a nice exception. The lyrics are clean and wholesome and the chords are easy to follow. Loop C | Em | Am G | F for verse and chorus Play Dm | Em | F | G for the pre-chorus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMsvwwp6S7Q 4. The Lion Sleeps Tonight The Lion Sleeps Tonight by the Tokens The perfect song for students who have learned their I-IV-I-V7-I chord progressions. Too many students are taught that chord progression to tack onto the end of their scales but they haven't been taught the functionality of the chords. Reinforce those chords with The Lion Sleeps Tonight and watch your piano kid's face light up!  I've been using this song with my students who have just learned about intervals of a sixth. After they play "Boxcar Rumble" in their Piano Adventures Lesson Book 2B. Instead of playing the full chords, these students play the two outside notes: For F, they play a fifth from F to C. For Bb, they play a sixth from F to D. For C7, they play a sixth from C to E. Key of F Loop F | Bb | F | C7 | throughout the entire song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LBmUwi6mEo 5. Sweet Home Alabama Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd If you thought The Lion was easy, get ready for this….. This entire, iconic southern rock anthem is built with three chords in a perpetual loop! (Actually, this is a great lesson for our piano kids. How many years did Lynyrd Skynyrd tour? How many concerts did they do? How many thousands of times must they have played this song? Remind your piano kid of that the next time they grumble about having to practice their music for the tenth time. LOL) Loop D C | G D and C are half note chords and hold the G chord four beats like a whole note https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye5BuYf8q4o 6. Revelation Song Revelation Song sung by Kari Jobe Fun Fact: Kari's father, Mark Jobe, was invited by my father to come preach a youth event at our church. He and his wife, Sandy, came for the week and brought their two young daughters, Kari and Kristen with them.  Kari couldn't have been more than four years old so if you ask her about it, she won't remember. I do remember, though; and I remember how kind and patient her mother was toward me to let me talk to her about my junior high social worries. Sweet memories but enough about me, let's get back to that list.... Since you know D, C, and G, let's add one more chord, A minor. This is another song that goes at a slow enough pace to keep from overwhelming students trying to navigate the piano keys. Loop D | Am | C | G for the entire song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-zk-E55dRk 7. Canon in D Pachelbel’s Canon in D There is a running joke among cellists that this tune is like staying after class to write sentences on the chalk board. (Click here to see what I mean) With apologies to all cellists out there, this repetition is the very reason I included this tune on our list. My students start out a little hesitant when they first try to play but gain confidence with each repetition. Very young students could practice piano geography simply by finding each piano key (not the full chord) in succession with the video. You probably already know that you can change the playback speed of YouTube videos. The good news is slowing the playback or speeding it up does not change the pitch or the key of the tune. Slowing the video down is a big help when students are first learning the piece.  Loop half note chords D  A | Bm F#m | G D | G A | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNbe34V1nog 8. Stand By Me Stand by Me by Ben E. King This is the one Tony Parlapiano taught one of his young students. We mentioned it in our chat in episode 127. I like the walking bass line in the introduction and continuing throughout the song. I think your piano kid will love the way they sound when they master this pattern! As I was searching out just the right video to share for each of these songs, I found a great YouTube channel, Chords For You. This channel appears to be hosted by a guitar player but chords are chords. A D major chord for guitar is the same D major chord for piano. Chords For You has tons of videos of all kinds of music. Each video has the lyrics with chord symbols, perfect for playing along. When your piano kid is finished with this list, they might enjoy exploring the Chords For You YouTube channel.  Loop A | A |F#m  | F#m |D |E |A | A for the entire song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8agdakp9dis 9. I'm Yours I’m Yours by Jason Mraz There is a C#/E# chord at the end of the second verse (1:42) and at the end. I just have my younger piano kids rest and get ready for the chorus. There is also an eight-measure vamp (2:09 - 2:34) where the chords change rather quickly and new inversions are added. I would simply count the eight measures and get ready to jump back in when the third verse starts. Loop B | F# | G#m | E for the most part https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwakD6GQwPo 10. Hotel California Hotel California by The Eagles My husband knows I love this chord progression. Any time he's playing guitar and walk past him, he stops whatever he was playing and starts the opening chords of Hotel California. (I love that guy!) This video is from the Eagles' induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. If you ever find yourself in Cleveland, Ohio, take a few hours and visit. There is a sixteen measure introduction on this video. This is a great opportunity for piano kids to learn how to count multiple measures, something they don't do playing solo piano. As they are counting four beats per measure, simply change the first beat to the next measure number: count 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4-, 3-2-3-4, etc. Verse -play twice: Bm | F# | A | E | G | D | Em | F# Chorus : G | D | F# | Bm | G | D | Em | F# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OhUzb9_uEY Thanks for listening! My students and I have had a lot of fun test driving these tunes for you. I hope you and your piano kid will enjoy them as well.  What songs do you enjoying playing along with on YouTube? Post a link in the comments below. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below Ask a question at pianoparentpodcast@gmail.com Share this show on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest To help out the show: leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help other piano parents and teachers find the show. Subscribe on iTunes, Podbean, or your favorite podcast player.  Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest

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