In the Valley - Songs that the Lord uses to encourage me and lift up my head

2021 March

Related tracks: 내 기도하는 그 시간 Sweet hour of prayer

Songs

내 기도하는 그 시간 Sweet hour of prayer

O Let Us Rejoice In The Lord Evermore

Here is our official Champaign Students CD! The album is officially titled "What A Christ We Have". Lots of time and labor went into the making of this CD, so we hope you really enjoy it and we hope that the saints we distribute this out to will enjoy it as well. Praise the Lord!

07 My People Have (Jeremiah 2 13)

I Anticipated The Dawn

1.
G
The life-sap is flowing
C
And the branches are growing
G D
In the resurrected Christ.
G
The life-fire is burning
C
And the Gentiles are turning
G D G
To the resurrected Christ.

(Chorus)
C G Em
Christ has come to cast fire upon the earth,
D G
This fire has ben kindled already,
C G Em
Christ, the Spirit, is fire within the saints:
A A7 D
The resurrected, glorified Christ!

2. 
The thorn bush is burning
Yet there is no consuming,
For the fuel is God Himself;
Our gift, we are fanning,
Now our spirit is flaming
With the resurrected Christ.

The Life Sap Is Flowing

Washington State Young People

Philippians 2:9-11

I will call on You (Days grew dark)

The Excellent

One Of The Last Things (In, In, In)

God Hath Not Promised Instrumental

A collaboration between the student sisters from USC and UCLA. Hallelujah, Christ is all and in all!

Lord, You love me so immensely;
I would love You more intensely.
Every day and every moment,
O Lord, capture me.
Let my goal and my life’s theme be,
Lord, to love You most supremely;
With all my heart, Lord Jesus,
Keep me faithful unto Thee.
 	Draw me, Lord, each day.
Take my veils away.
With a pure heart will I see You;
Lord I just love You.
Nothing else I seek;
No one else for me.
I would fully and absolutely
Give my whole being unto Thee.

Source: https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/ns/46

Lord, You Love Me So Immensely (USC & UCLA Sisters)

Chords:
F C G Am

I don't want to live a life
Without any meaning
But a life of purpose, 
So I need You, Lord Jesus.
Equip me with Your Word
So I can defend the faith
And stand for You, for the truth
            (Chorus)
   Jesus can be my everything
   The Spirit is all I need.
   His name shall be called wonderful
   Mighty God and Counselor
   Let's enjoy the Triune God

So let's enjoy the Triune God
The Triune God

Let's Enjoy the Triune God!

First Love

Lord Jesus, You're Lovely

Lord, Increase Our Faith | Luke 17: 5-6

Will Choose Zion

And let them make a sanctuary for Me

Reigning Life

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Formed into an Army—Numbers Banner Songs

God Desires Nazarites

Based on 1 Chronicles 22; 1 Kings 8
Music and lyrics by Matthew David Fritz

Well my tender son all our wars are won
But your greatest chore has just begun
Don’t be dismayed as I fade away
Like the setting sun in the dying day, and now

O my son, these words would you keep
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek
O my son, heed the words that I speak
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek

I give you gold, silver, and cedar trees
From the seven hills to the salty seas
He'll give insight for you to understand
Build the greatest house throughout all the lands, and now

O my son, these words would you keep
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek
O my son, heed the words that I speak
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek

God, my Father, be, in spite of me
All to him that I could never be

Now I'm a man of war, you're the man of rest
You're the son I bore that my God has blessed
So that His house which was on my heart
With His glory filled will never part, and now

O my son, these words would you keep
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek
O my son, heed the words that I speak
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek

O my son, these words would you keep
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek
O my son, heed the words that I speak
All your days, set your heart and your soul to seek

If Arrows Fly

Set Your Heart to Seek

𝙎𝙚𝙩 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙃𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙎𝙚𝙚𝙠

Here are the words:
1. O Love, that wilt not let me go,
I rest my weary soul in Thee;
I give Thee back the life I owe,
That in Thine ocean depths its flow
May richer, fuller be.

2. 哦，那照耀我路之光，
我將殘燈帶來交你；
我心因得你光復亮，
牠的日子藉你太陽，
得更光明美麗。

3. 哦，那苦中尋我之樂，
我心不能向你關閉；
我在雨中彩虹尋得，
知你應許不會空說，
天亮便無淚涕。

4. O Cross, that liftest up my head,
I dare not ask to fly from Thee;
I lay in dust life’s glory dead,
And from the ground there blossoms red
Life that shall endless be.

Source: https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/nt/432

H#432 O love, that wilt not let me go - alt. tune (Eng & Chi)

But You, Beloved

The Path of the Righteous - Prov. 4:18, Matt. 13:43

What is the Jubilee?

God Is Spreading In My Being!

C.                                Am
God wants us to realize 
       F.                                 G
the hidden nature of His working 
       C.                    F.         C
It is not in mighty influences, 
           F
great visions and 
G.       C
revelations. 
      F.     G.         C.           F
As we abide in Him, we realize 
                      G
our God is a quiet God, 
             F.                  G.              C
whose presence is often undetected. 


Chorus 

            F                                C.             Am
Surely You are a God who hides Himself,
     F.               G
O God of Israel.
           C.                      G
God’s surest work is done 
           F.            G.      C
in the secrets of our being. 


Prayer
                         F
Lord, here we are 
                          G.         C
Not trusting in what is seen 
                        F
Lord here we are 
                           G
None outward  expecting 
         Em.                     Am
Continue to gain the secret places in our 
F
hearts 

              C.                   G.      C
For the reality of the Body today

The Hidden Nature of His Working

with JK

Lord, dearest to my heart, I to Thine arms return;
All things from Thee apart can nevermore disturb.
When first in love Thou called, my heart to Thee was drawn;
On silent paths we trod, love’s covenant, our bond.

I consecrated, then, by mighty love constrained;
This Thou would’st ne’er forget; ’twas in Thine heart engraved.
At dawn of youthful days, what lay ahead shined bright;
The altar should have blazed till day of radiant light.

Man’s hearts do idols snare, befuddle, captivate;
They steal them unaware, beguiling them astray.
But love of youth, I found, called ceaselessly, always;
How could I let heart’s ground uncultivated stay?

Though timid, slow my stride, Thou tender yet dost guide,
My vineyard dost provide, enrapture me with wine.
Here I respond to Thee, in Achor’s Vale, hope’s door;
Thy face unveiled I see, my long-lost Love’s restored.

I labored long and hard; as “Master” knowing Thee;
Now Thou my “Husband” art; in love I’m trothed to Thee.
Dry cisterns I forsake, life’s Fount again embrace;
Love’s feast with joy partake, immersed in depths of grace.

Dear Lord, I’m wholly Thine: our hearts are twined today;
I’d live, yet “No more I,” be one with Thee for aye.
One space for Thee and me, so loving, intimate,
I’d disappear in Thee, fore’er inseparate.

https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/h/6454

Returning to the Lord Himself

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This is a banner song; that is, the lyrics to this song are quoted from the “Key Statements” in the outlines for the Crystallization-study of Job, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, published by Living Stream Ministry (used by permission).

Why do we pass through sufferings and trials? As Christians, we are not immune to such things; we may feel that we have more than our fair share of troubles. Sometimes as we endure life’s heartaches, we may wonder if our experiences are pointless—do they serve any higher purpose?

The Old Testament book of Job presents a classic case of an upright and God-fearing man suffering in a seemingly unjust way. For centuries, both believers and secular philosphers have considered this story.

After Job lost his children and all his possessions and was struck with painful boils from head to toe, he spoke to God about the reason behind his sufferings: “You have hidden these things in Your heart; / I know that this is with You.” Behind all that he was enduring, Job realized that there was a purpose hidden in God’s heart, a great question to which Job had no answer.

The answer was not revealed until the New Testament age. In the book of Ephesians, the apostle Paul sought “to enlighten all that they may see what the economy of the mystery is, which throughout the ages has been hidden in God, who created all things” (3:9). The economy of God—God’s eternal plan—is for Christ to spread into every part of our heart (v. 17) so that He can be glorified, expressed, through the church (v. 21).

In Philippians, Paul wrote about his own experience: “What things were gains to me, these I have counted as loss on account of Christ. But moreover I also count all things to be loss on account of the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord, on account of whom I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as refuse that I may gain Christ” (3:7-8).

Although Paul suffered as Job did, he turned to the Lord in the midst of his sufferings, opening his spirit to receive the Lord as grace and to be filled with Him. We, too, can have such an experience, no matter what we are going through—turn, open, receive, and be filled. Then, in the midst of hardships and sufferings, we will touch the inexpressible sweetness and value of Christ and magnify Him to those around us.

The Hidden Nature of His Working

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