Carlos Roman Hymns Play List

Fill my cup, Lord;
I lift it up, Lord;
Come and quench
This thirsting of my soul!
Bread of Heaven,
Feed me till I want no more.
Fill my cup, fill it up
And make me whole!

1. Like the woman at the well, I was seeking
For things that could not satisfy.
And then I heard my Savior speaking—
"Draw from My well
That never shall run dry."

2. There are millions in this world
who are seeking
For pleasures earthly goods afford.
But none can match the wondrous treasure
That I find in Jesus Christ my Lord.

3. So my brother, if the things that this
world gives you
Leave hungers that won't pass away,
My blessed Lord will come and save you
If you kneel to Him and humbly pray—

Fill my cup Lord!

CHORUS:
Growing up together in the Lord,
Saved by grace in life in one accord;
Growing up into a holy temple in the Lord, we gather,
Growing up together in the Lord.

1. Being raised together through His life,
Seated in the heavenlies with Jesus Christ;
Access to the Father God above,
Building up the church, His Body,
In His love.

2. God the Father dwelling in the Son,
In the Spirit dwelling, we are all made one;
God the Son, Accomplisher, the means,
God the Father, unique source of 
everything!

3. Now no longer strangers on the road,
Being built together into God’s abode;
In the family, never left alone,
Builded up on Jesus Christ, the
cornerstone.
 	
CHORUS:
Growing up together in the Lord,
Saved by grace in life in one accord;
Growing up into a holy temple in the Lord, we gather,
Growing up together in the Lord.

Grow - ing up to - gether in the...
Grow - ing up to - gether in the...
Grow - ing up to - gether
In the Lord!

Growing Up Together in the Lord (w/ Lam)

I’m Thankful That God Has Placed Me

Back In My Father's House

Create in Me a Clean Heart

Hymn 1151

Dig away, dig away, dig away -Hymn 1214- Excavad, excavad, excavad- Himno 317-🌱🌹☘️🌺

The album closer reimagines the classic 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike song "Bread and Roses" for 2025, honoring the tradition while updating for intersectional struggles. WikipediaWMNF Opens with solo acoustic guitar and voice, traditional folk style, singing the original verse about hearts starving as bodies starve, about beauty and art being necessities not luxuries. "Hearts starve as well as bodies, give us bread but give us roses."
But then each verse adds a contemporary struggle: Trans people demanding not just survival but joy and celebration (gender splendor for everyone); disabled people demanding not just accessibility but full participation in society; reproductive justice meaning not just legal abortion but comprehensive care, childcare, paid leave; workers demanding not just living wages but dignity, democracy, and control over their labor; housing justice meaning not just shelter but community, culture, and homes that don't displace; immigrants demanding not just legal status but belonging and freedom from persecution.
Each verse builds instrumentally—first bass, then drums, then electric guitar—until the final chorus is a massive, soaring anthem with all the themes united: "We're fighting for our bread, our roses too / Trans liberation and reproductive rights / Labor unions and a place to live / Disability justice, immigrant freedom / All of it together, all of us alive / This is our time, this is our fight."

Bread and Roses (2025)

You can listen to more from WASYP here: @joe-thamrin

Washington State Young People

There's a Gospel of Today

Revelations 3:7-8

Philippians 2:9-11

Nearer Each Day To Me

A hit with the sixth graders at their conference in SoCal two years in a row. A happy song only for the Lord. Simply 'cause we love Him. Also, the God of the universe is in me. IN ME. Wonderful!

Now from my heart comes
A happy song
It's just for You, Lord
There's only one
J-E-S-U-S
I love You

Oh, how I love to sing
With my spirit and heart to You
Jesus, You're so rich in who You are and what You do
Every time I turn and open up, I drink of You
Cause I love You

Jesus in me
What a wonder
Bubbling over
Living Water 
J-E-S-U-S
I love You

Oh, how I love to sing (How)
With my spirit and heart to You (I love)
Jesus, You're so rich in who You are and what You do (To sing to You)
Every time I turn and open up, I drink of You (Every time)
Cause I love You (I love You)

Now From My Heart Comes

1. Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
 	
It is like the precious ointment upon the head,
That ran down upon the beard,
Even Aaron’s beard:
That went down to the skirts of his garments.

2. Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
It is like the precious ointment upon the head,
That ran down upon the beard,
Even Aaron’s beard:
That went down to the skirts of his garments.

As the dew of Hermon, And as the dew that descended
Upon the mountains of Zion:
For there the Lord commanded the blessing,
Even life forevermore.

Behold How Good And How Pleasant It Is

I've Got A River Of Life

Text und Akkorde: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A3KFTuj0ptakTzgCrE3QscmO4CEpV0BO/view?usp=sharing

2. Kor. 4:16-17

Darum verlieren wir nicht den Mut;
sondern wenn auch unser äußerer Mensch verfällt,
so wird doch unser innerer Mensch Tag für Tag,
Tag für Tag, Tag für Tag, erneuert.

Denn die augenblickliche Leichtgewichtigkeit
unserer Bedrängnis bewirkt für uns 
auf eine immer überragendere Weise
ein ewiges Gewicht, ein ewiges Gewicht,
ein ewiges Gewicht an Herrlichkeit.

2. Korinther 4:16-17 - Darum verlieren wir nicht den Mut

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