Name: The Stand - Instrumental by Matt Ficarra in hillsong
Duration: 3 min 52 s
Description: Instrumental of the Hillsong song "The Stand"

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The launch this week of UNITED’s latest album "Empires" comes on the back of a successful two months that has seen the Hillsong band perform to 10 000 people in New York’s Central Park, appear on NBC’s Today Show in the US, and the Seven Network’s Morning Show in Australia. And to top it off, they've been named Top Christian Artist at the Billboard Music Awards. JD from UNITED told TCMU's Cam Want that the recent opportunities and accolades are “very encouraging”.


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The is 3 tracks without vocals from a forthcoming release of 7 praise songs and 7 hymns called Pastor Jekyll & Rev Hyde

Feel free to download these and sing over them and reupload them....just tag me or send me a link so I can hear it!!!
These follow the Hillsong live versions as far as verse/chorus/verse goes...
** Better Is One Day first verse starts at 48 seconds....
***This Is Amazing Grace first verse starts at 21 seconds as soon as the bells end...


gIVE mE jESUS no-vox

Old Rugged Cross no-vox

Geoffrey Keating is a Colorado-based woodworker whose dedication to exquisite craftsmanship and creative design have made him one of today's most sought-after furniture makers. But creating furniture is just a small part of his interesting life story—Geoffrey has also worked as a mechanic on a professional motocross team and holds two graduate degrees in theology, one from Yale and one from Notre Dame. He discovered his talent for woodworking about ten years ago while still in graduate school, and soon decided to go all in on building a career as a professional craftsman.
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Geoffrey has a unique ability to understand and respect the past, while maintaining a commitment to a sustainable future. He uses reclaimed or responsibly sourced wood to create his furniture, and all of his work is built to last—he expects each piece to be passed on from one generation to the next. His workshop and home are in a beautiful 1897 building that was formerly a grocery store—he and his wife have fully repurposed the historical space to be their growing family’s base of operations. And as you’ll hear, Geoffrey’s study of history and theology plays a huge role in his design ethic and commitment to sustainability.
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We met up at Geoffrey’s shop which is located just a block north of Colorado College in Colorado Springs. As you’d expect from someone with Geoffrey’s interesting background, we had a fun and wide-ranging conversation. We discuss his family’s history as craftsmen, and how he is the fifth generation to make a living working with wood. We talk about his transition from academia to woodworking, and how he managed to get his business off the ground in the early days. We chat about his commitment to quality, and how he balances his artistic goal of perfection with the economic realities of running a business. And we touch on his daily routines and techniques he uses to avoid the creative blocks that arise from time to time.  As usual, we also cover his favorite books, most powerful outdoor experience, and more.
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http://mountainandprairie.com/geoffrey-keating/
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TOPICS DISCUSSED:
2:45- How Geoffrey describes his work
3:15 - Geoffrey describes his furniture
4:55 - Family history of woodworking
5:45 - Racing motorcycles and working as mechanic
6:45 - Teaching and theology
8:45 - Transition from theology to woodworking
11:15 - Starting the business
14:15 - The formation of Geoffrey’s style
14:50 - Dealing with the quest for perfection
18:15 - The business of woodworking
19:55 - History of his workshop
20:55 - Living in the West
22:15 - Life in Colorado Springs
23:55 - Commitment to sustainability
26:10 - Types of wood
27:00 - Mentors and books
29:45 - Dealing with distraction
32:35 - Goal versus process
33:45 - Dealing with creative block
35:25 - Life lessons from woodworking
36:55 - Talent versus work ethic
38:25 - Advice for woodworkers
42:25 - Favorite books
45:15 - Favorite films
46:45 - Hobbies
47:15 - Most powerful outdoor experience
50:15 - Favorite location
50:55 - Best advice ever received?
52:10 - Request of the listeners
53:05 - Connect with Geoffrey online

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Instrumental of the Hillsong song "The Stand"

The Stand - Instrumental

A dal az Open My Eyes c. 2010-es Hillsong dal magyar fordítása. A felvételen közreműködtek a Paksi Pünkösdi Gyülekezet dicsőítői.
This is a cover of the Hillsong worship song, performed by a little Hungarian church's worship group.

Disclaimer: I do not own the copyright for this song, it completely belongs to Hillsong Publishing & other organizations. I just translated it because I like it, and we now use it in our sunday morning worship sessions. I do not have any profit in any form by recording this song. Please consider purchasing the original product if interested.

original title: Open My Eyes
original artist: Hillsong LIVE
original album: A Beautiful Exchange, 2010
words & music by Braden Lang, Reuben Morgan
(c) 2009 Braden Lang, Reuben Morgan / Hillsong Publishing
US Label: EMI Christian Music Group
Hungarian translation (c) 2010 WBP

The Stand - Instrumental

Matt Ficarra

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