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5 comments:
Merry Christmas Dan. Thanks for posting these. I can't listen to Handel's For Unto Us a Child is Born without waving and raising my arms, snapping my fingers, and rejoicing in "Wonderful"... "Counselor"..."The Mighty God!"
Merry Christmas to you, too, Steve!
At CBC, our talented musicians start playing at about 5 minutes before the service starts, to encourage folks to sit and pray and prepare for the service.
On the first Christmas sermon, that music was supplied by a recording of the Sinfony movement from Messiah, which to me has always been evocative of Messianic prophecy as a whole. On the second, it was supplied by the movements featuring Isa. 7:14 and 9:6.
One of these days, (maybe a 2013 New Year's resolution?) I'm going to make the short trip from Austin to Houston on a Friday or Saturday ('ve got good friends in the Houston area), and show up for a CBC service Sunday morning :)
Sweet, Steve.
Merry Christmas, one-star hater. May this be the year you're reconciled to God through repentant faith in Christ and submission to His whole Word!
Merry Christmas! Grace and Peace!
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