For everything, there is a season
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8,11

1. 
For everything, there is a season,
And a time for every purpose under heaven
(under heaven)
A time to be born and a time to die; 
A time to plant and a time to pluck up what is planted; 
(what is planted) 

Chorus: 
He has made everything beautiful in its own time; 
also He has put eternity in their hearts,
yet so that man does not find out what God has
done from the beginning to the end

2. 
A time to kill, and a time to heal; 
A time to tear down and a time to build up; 
A time to weep and a time to laugh;
A time to mourn, and a time to dance; 
A time to cast away stones and a time to gather stones together;
A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;

3. 
A time to seek, and a time to lose;
A time to keep, and a time to throw away;
A time to tear, and a time to sew; 
A time to be silent and a time to speak;
A time to love, and a time to hate; 
A time for war and a time for peace. 
(a time for everything)

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For everything there is a season (Ecclesiastes 3:1 - 8, 11) cover

Singing

Hymn #1113: Now the Triune God has come to dwell within

All My Life Long I Had Panted

Cords of a Man

third term put into words:

https://songbase.life/11766

there is a person who is living inside of me, 
and this One simply wants me to see 
from the beginning there is one thing He’s wanted to gain–– 
God in man, man in God.

I’ve been so blinded, shut in with the things of my life 
but He’s looking for ones who will build 
go to the mountain, bring wood, and build up His house–– 
God in man, man in God.

in my daily life He comes to me, 
makes His home, settles down in my heart, 
He bears my burdens, gives grace, 
and it’s all for one thing–– 
God in man and man in God.

in the beginning our God was only divine–– 
coinhering Divine Trinity.
but for His dwelling, He wants to be blended with man–– 
God in man, man in God.

eternal purpose fulfilled in the firstborn Son 
our Lord Jesus, the first God-man 
His life, a pattern to us of a person who lived 
God in man, man in God.

He became a man, stepping into time, 
blending human and divine, 
He lives in me, now this life 
can be mingled with mine–– 
God in man and man in God.

incorporation––Triune God and tripartite man, 
divinity with humanity, 
He’s dispensing His life into all of my being–– 
God in man, man in God.

conformation, from myself to the One whom I love 
and He makes me the same as He.
He transforms me, so others around me can see 
God in man, man in God.

and it’s no longer I alone that live, 
God together is living with me! 
He brings me through every day 
to the end of this age–– 
God in man and man in God.

the consummation of building the Body of Christ, 
she shines with the glory of God. 
the holy city, the New Jerusalem–– 
God in man, man in God.

Come! to the fountain, to drink of the water of life, 
say the Spirit and the bride. 
they speak together, this is God’s only goal in time–– 
God in man, man in God.

coming down out of heaven prepared as a bride, 
she’s adorned for her Bridegroom’s delight. 
this is Christ and the church, 
it’s a romance divine. 
Lord come quickly, we love you! 
come quickly, come soon… 
God in man and man in God.

God in man and man in God (original)

NZ National Conference 2025

2025 ICSC Banner Song | Romans 5-8 | FTTH 2025A

According to Revelation 1:14-18

               G                C                G            D         Em
Chorus: And when I saw Him, I fell at His feet as dead
            C                                       D
And He placed His right hand on me
             C         G-C
Saying, Do not fear;
              D                  G
I am the First and the Last.


                                 Em-C                  G           D    C              G      -D
1) And His head and hair, were white as white wool, white as snow
             Em           C          D          G
And His eyes were, like a flame of fire.

2) And His feet shined bright, as having been fired, in a furnace,
And His voice was, the sound of many waters.

3) And the seven stars, were in His right hand, and out of His mouth,
Proceeded, a sharp two-edged sword.

4) And the Living One; and I became dead, and behold,
I am living! I am living fore’er.

5) And I have the keys, of death and of Hades, and behold,
Death was offset, and I destroyed the devil.

I Am The First And The Last

1. More of our heart, dear Lord, we’d give You now;
Even more ground to You, Lord, we’d allow.
All that distracts us we’d despise,
All that draws away our eyes—
Lord, do fill our vision
’Til the morning star has risen!
We would count all things loss, but Jesus gain;
Our inward parts cry out for You to reign.
Worthy You are our heart to claim—
Come, engrave on us Your name,
We would love You, Jesus, more.

2. Less we would argue, Lord, and go our way;
More we would say “Amen” to what You say.
Grant us a walk to You conformed,
’Til our living is transformed.
We adore You, Jesus—
May a pure love for You seize us.
Any unwillingness, Lord, quickly slay;
Even by faith we open all the way—
Rising to heights of love unknown,
Christ our destiny alone,
We would love You, Jesus, more!

More Of Our Heart, Dear Lord

1.
In these times of restlessness,
In these times of uncertainty,
When all we trusted has become
But sand and we sink helplessly,
Reaching out, a Rock we hold.
He is still and unshakable.
Eternally and silently,
He waited for us with love untold.

2.
How we think we have control
When all things go predictably,
But when waves crash, when storm winds blast,
We see our human frailty.
Then He’s always there to say,
“It is I, do not be afraid.”
It’s up to us to take Him in
Our boats, our lives, for Him ere to stay.

 	So that’s why we call, “O Lord Jesus!”
 	Desper’tely for peace inside
 	And peace He gives,
 	A peace beyond understanding.
 	And still then we call, “O Lord Jesus!”
 	Just to find the peace supplied
 	Is Christ Himself resting in our being.

In these times of restlessness

Thou hast set our iniquities,
Lord, before Thy face;
E’en our secret hidden sins,
Light of Thy countenance traced.
For in Thine o’erflowing wrath
Have our days wholly gone by;
And our years come to an end
Like a whispered sigh.

Oh, the days of all our years are seventy,
Or, if due to strength, they eighty be;
Yet what’s their pride and boast?
Toil and sorrow and woe.
All soon will fade;
And we, too, fly away.

Teach us then to number our days,
Heart of wisdom to obtain.
O Lord, teach us then to number our days,
Heart of wisdom to gain.
Satisfy us, Lord, in the morn
With lovingkindness outpoured,
That a joyful ringing shout may arise
All the days of our life.
Lord, according to all the days
That we afflictions have faced,
And to the years wherein evil we’ve seen,
Make us glad in Thee,
Make us glad in Thee.

God in man and man in God (original)

chloe