Lyric and Letter: Worship in The Word

Grace and peace to you all. I wanted to share a brief update regarding the podcast. Due to a persistent illness that has kept me away from the microphone for the last two months, I am taking some necessary time to rest and recover.While the podcast is temporarily on pause, I invite you to visit the YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@lyricandletterstudio where you can find previous studies and ambient worship to sit with in the meantime.Thank you so much for your patience and for your continued prayers as I heal. I look forward to being back with you in the Word very soon.

Welcome back to Part 2 of our journey through the Beatitudes. In our last session, we looked at the "Emptying"—the vertical work God does in our hearts as we recognize our spiritual poverty and hunger for Him. Today, we move into the "Overflow."Join Rebecca as we walk through the final four Beatitudes in Matthew 5:7–10, discovering how a heart filled with Christ naturally spills out into the world. We transition from the internal to the horizontal, exploring what it means to be an active agent of God’s Kingdom in our relationships and our communities. From the "loyal love" of mercy to the "tunnel vision" of a pure heart, we dive deep into the Greek and Hebrew roots of these verses to see how they practically transform our daily walk.In this episode:The Overflow: Moving from vertical need to horizontal action—how the life of God spills out onto those around us.The Merciful: Unpacking eleēmōn and the five dimensions of Hesed (Relational, Transformative, Radical, Societal, and Internal).Pure in Heart: Understanding katharos—a heart healed of chaos and singularly focused on Jesus, modeled by the Bleeding Woman and Mary Magdalene.The Peacemakers: Distinguishing between passive "peace-keeping" and active "peace-making" through the lens of Acts 15 and the life of Father Theodore Hesburgh.The Persecuted: Finding the "family resemblance" when we are hunted for righteousness' sake, using Daniel as our witness of faithfulness in a hostile culture.Companion Resource:To help you slow down and truly meditate on these truths, I’ve created a Devotional Supplement for this episode. It includes the scriptures, Greek word studies, and reflection questions to guide your "Selah" moments this week. Download HERE. Connect with us:The Quiet Table: Join the livestreamWebsite: www.LyricandLetter.comCommunity: https://www.youtube.com/@LyricandLetterStudios/posts

We live in a loud world. It’s time to hit pause.Lyric and Letter: Where Worship Meets the Word is a place for those who hunger for depth. What started as a mission to reverse-engineer the lyrics of beloved worship songs has evolved into a movement of "Selah"—the biblical art of pausing to weigh the truth.Join Rebecca Lane for a journey through the theology of worship. From fact-checking the hits to deep, inductive Thematic Verse Mapping accompanied by custom Ambient Worship music, this podcast is your companion for sound doctrine.Pull up a chair, open your Bible, and let’s learn to abide.The Lyric is His Word. The Letter is our study. The Music is the space where they meet.

Welcome to Season Four of Lyric & Letter, where worship meets the Word. In this season opener, we are doing things differently. We are moving from song analysis into a deeper, slower rhythm of studying God's Word, accompanied by original ambient worship music designed for your "Selah" moments.Join Rebecca as we begin our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing specifically on the first four Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3–6). We explore the "emptying and filling" structure of these verses—moving from spiritual bankruptcy and godly mourning into the quiet strength of meekness and a desperate hunger for righteousness. We unpack the Greek meanings behind words like ptōchos and praus to discover that the Kingdom of Heaven isn't for the self-sufficient, but for those who know they need a Savior.In this episode:The Shift: Why we are moving to a "Selah" style of study to let the Word breathe in us.The Poor in Spirit: Understanding ptōchos (spiritual bankruptcy).Godly Grief: Why mourning is a sacred rhythm, not a failure.Meekness: Defining strength under control (the warhorse).Hunger & Thirst: The transition from emptying to filling.Companion Resource:To help you slow down and truly meditate on these truths, I’ve created a Devotional Supplement for this episode. It includes the scriptures, reflection questions, and "Selah" Psalms mentioned in today's study. Download it to enrich your quiet time this weekConnect with us:The Quiet Table: ⁠Join the livestream⁠Website: ⁠www.LyricandLetter.com⁠Community: ⁠www.Facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

In this transparent Season 4 introduction, I’m sharing how I have exhausted my interest in the modern worship sector and why my heart is hungry for something deeper. We are moving away from analyzing other people's lyrics and returning to the original model found in the Psalms:The Lyric: The raw truth of God found directly in Scripture.The Selah: A musical pause to stop, think, and meditate on what we just heard.Join me as I explain how "The Quiet Table" studies have reshaped this podcast and how we will be using original instrumental music (created with tools like Suno) to help us sit inside the Scripture rather than rushing through it.The Lyric is His Word. The Letter is our study. And the music is the space where worship meets the Word.In this episode:Why modern worship songs started feeling "surface level" and limited.The transition to "The Quiet Table" and instrumental reflection.How we are redefining "Lyric and Letter" for a new season of depth.Connect with us:The Quiet Table: Join the livestreamWebsite: www.LyricandLetter.comCommunity: www.Facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

What happens when striving finally gives way to surrender?What happens when the prayer stops being about doing more… and becomes about being received?In this final episode of Season Three, I’m not bringing you a lesson — I’m bringing you a prayer.“Lord, teach me how to be loved.”This episode shares the story behind the song Lord, Teach Me — a song written not from confidence, but from a place of surrender. Not from performance, but from stillness. It came out of a moment when I stopped trying to prove, fix, or produce… and finally let myself be held by God.This is not a typical teaching episode.It’s an invitation.An invitation to stop striving.An invitation to rest in presence rather than answers.An invitation to receive what Christ has already given.As we close out this season, I also want to invite you into two spaces that continue the journey beyond this podcast:A quiet, reflective space on YouTube where Scripture and original instrumental music create room to slow down and sit with the Word without pressure.Watch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@LyricandLetterStudiosJoin us as we return to Thematic Verse Mapping on December 5th at 6:30 PM Eastern, continuing on the first Friday of every month. If you’ve been longing to go deeper into Scripture in a way that invites understanding without overwhelm, you are very welcome to join us.Learn more here:https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.comIf something stirred in you this season—a prayer, a question, a moment of recognition—I would genuinely love to hear from you. This space has never been about speaking at you. It has always been about walking with you.(Available on all major platforms)Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0J1Vr48OHKnAAc3byAbD50?si=5cd3facfd14f4aa0Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/bj/song/lord-teach-me/1852228989YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kz2Isu203R_hvnocH-V_QBmvnNy5AZSqg&si=3XFchC1v0JvjcPFu As we head into a holiday pause, I want to thank you for spending this third season with me. I’m grateful for every listen, every quiet moment, and every heart that has shared space here. When we return in the new year, we’ll continue weaving together Scripture and worship—bringing in new releases, original songs, collaborations, and whatever the Lord places on my heart to draw us deeper into Himself.This episode ends not with more words…but with a prayer set to music.Have a beautiful day in the Lord.God bless.

11/6/25 Update: Spotify took down the original version of this podcast on 10.29.25 with no warning. Unfortunately, that has forced me to remove the song from this episode. At the end, I have directed listeners to click on the links below to listen to the song. I apologize about the incovenience. Thanks for the "warning" Spotify. You can listen to this podcast in full on the ⁠YouTube podcast link⁠. What does it really mean to “dwell in the house of the LORD”? In this episode we linger in Psalm 27:4—David’s “one thing”—and trace that longing from the wilderness tabernacle to Moses’ prayer, the sons of Korah’s song, Jesus’ call to abide, and the forever-dwelling of Revelation 21. Rebecca also shares a personal moment from this week that re-centered her heart on holy habitation—delighting in God Himself, not merely His gifts.In This EpisodePsalm 27:4–6 — the grammar of worship: dwell, behold, inquireExodus 25; 29; 33; 40 — the miškan (tabernacle) and God’s chosen nearnessPsalm 90:1 — before tents and temples, God Himself is our dwellingPsalm 84 & the sons of Korah — redeemed lineage, redeemed longing (“Better is one day…”)John 15 & 14:23 — abiding as joyful union; the Spirit making His home in usEzekiel 37 → Revelation 21 — from “The LORD is there” to “Behold, God dwells with His people”Pastoral invitation — trading spiritual hurry for a life of holy habitationScriptures Mentioned (select)Psalm 27; Psalm 23:6; Psalm 84; Psalm 90:1; Exodus 25, 29, 33, 40; Numbers 16; Numbers 26:11; 1 Chronicles 9:19; John 14:2–3, 14:23; John 15:1–11; Ephesians 2:19–22; 1 Peter 2:4–5; Revelation 21:1–4, 22–23.Listen to “Psalm 27” by Steffany GretzingerSpotifyApple MusicYouTube MusicWant to go deeper?Download the devotional: ⁠https://lyricandletter.com/devotional⁠Thematic Verse Mapping: ⁠https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com⁠Connect on Facebook: ⁠https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter⁠Join the newsletter: ⁠https://www.lyricandletter.com⁠Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes. “Psalm 27” by Steffany Gretzinger © belongs to the artist and affiliated rights holders. (This disclaimer only remains because it's standard to my podcast. The song is not played within this episode)

What if the intimacy that was broken in Eden could be restored in you — right here, right now?From the garden’s first whisper of temptation to the upper room’s rushing wind, Scripture tells one continual story: God’s desire to dwell with His people. To not just be known about, but known.In today’s episode, we sit with “Holy Spirit / The Dove” by SEU Worship — a breathtaking blend of two worship anthems that together become a single cry for nearness: “Holy Spirit, You are welcome here.”But this isn’t just a song.It’s an invitation.An invitation to return to the intimacy the serpent tried to steal in Genesis 3:5 — when he twisted the word yada, “to know,” into counterfeit knowledge apart from God.An invitation to walk again in the fellowship Jesus promised in John 14:16–17 — “You know Him, for He dwells with you and will be in you.”An invitation to open the temple of your heart and let the Spirit flood every corner of your life.Because the Spirit who hovered over creation, descended like a dove at Jesus’ baptism, and filled the upper room with wind and fire — that same Spirit abides in you.In This Episode:• Trace the theme of intimacy lost in Eden and restored through the Holy Spirit• Discover how Mary’s anointing at Bethany and David’s psalms of longing reveal the heart of worship• See how the prophets — from Isaiah to Habakkuk — understood intimacy with God in glory and in quiet• Learn how yada, the Hebrew word “to know,” becomes the undercurrent of relationship through the whole of Scripture• Be invited to turn from self-reflection to face-to-face communion with the living GodListen to “Holy Spirit / The Dove” by SEU Worship:• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1m5XfRNxZGmLwmtoVYRrcI?si=89aa21cdbcbf4c7c• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/song/holy-spirit-the-dove/1809814688• YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS1UOxt1pcgWant to go deeper?• Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional• Explore Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com• Connect with our community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter• Subscribe for devotionals, studies, and Scripture reflections: https://www.lyricandletter.comCopyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“Holy Spirit / The Dove” by SEU Worship © belongs to the artists and their affiliated rights holders.

What if the places you thought were ruined forever—the ashes of grief, loss, or wandering—were the very soil where God was planting something new? We are watching this very premise play out real time through the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk and the amazing, faith-filled response of his wife, Erika Kirk. In today’s episode, we sit with “Flowers” by Phil Wickham—a tender anthem for those walking through ashes and wondering if God can still bring beauty from their broken story.But this isn’t just a song. It’s a promise.That God exchanges mourning for joy, despair for praise, ashes for beauty. That what the enemy meant for evil, God is already using for good. That the flowers are already sprouting, even if you can’t yet see them bloom.Because Scripture has always told us this story—from Isaiah’s promise of “a garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness,” to Joseph’s declaration in Genesis 50:20, to Paul’s assurance in Romans 8:28. God redeems. God restores. God plants hope where the ground feels scorched.In This Episode:• Discover the story behind “Flowers” and how it echoes the hope of Isaiah 61• Hear how testimonies from around the world reveal glimpses of beauty rising from tragedy• Trace the biblical pattern of divine exchange—from Joseph’s suffering to Rahab’s scarlet cord to the cross itself• Find encouragement that your ashes—whatever they are—are not wasted but planted for His gloryListen to “Flowers” by Phil Wickham:• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7Fd44ENIgycSM6Alye9QZN?si=G3v7sPvpRxS_YCV8Miu1YA• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-blood/1761895678?i=1761895679• YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=6WvjEwlS4rY&si=Ei1YLlPm2MgUBMOXWant to go deeper?• Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional • Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com• Connect in our Facebook community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter• Join our newsletter for blog posts, studies, and special insights into Scripture: https://www.lyricandletter.comThank you for walking through this journey with me.My prayer is that this episode reminds you: your ashes are not the end of the story. They are the soil where God plants flowers.Because in Christ, beauty always has the final word.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“Flowers” by Phil Wickham © belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.

What if the “spiritual blahs” aren't a sign of failure but a divine invitation to a deeper friendship with God? What if the same God who met Elijah in his darkest depression is the same God who meets you in your dry season? In today's episode, Rebecca gets raw and real about her own spiritual dryness after a mountaintop experience, drawing a powerful parallel to the prophet Elijah's post-Mount Carmel exhaustion. As we explore the song "A New Eden" by The Belonging Co, we'll dive deep into its biblical foundations to rediscover the intimacy of walking with God in the garden, a friendship made possible through Christ. This isn't just about feeling God's presence; it's about choosing to believe His Word even when our emotions, circumstances, and experiences seem to contradict it. It's an invitation to stop hiding, accept His love, and let Him give you a new heart that desires His presence above all else.In This Episode:Why the "spiritual blahs" are a common experience, even for prophets like Elijah.The profound meaning of "A New Eden" and its biblical foundation in Genesis 3:8.How God's tender response to Elijah's depression reveals His heart for us in our moments of weakness.The shame and fear cycle that makes us hide from God, and how to break it with the truth of His pursuing love.The supernatural work of God that transforms our "heart of stone" into a "heart of flesh" for true communion.How to tune your heart to the "broadcast" of God's presence, living by faith and not by sight.Listen to "A New Eden" by The Belonging Co:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/15YSfwwIosOjmc3yGad6pn?si=b0ee7c2182f94f0aApple Music: https://music.apple.com/ai/song/a-new-eden-live/1786683958YouTube Music: https://youtu.be/yDW5sW6YTjc?si=jQH_RFjZLsF1UHhcWant to go deeper?Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com Connect in our Facebook community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter Join our newsletter: https://www.lyricandletter.comCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes. "A New Eden" by The Belonging Co ©2024 belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.

What if every time you read "And God said..." in Genesis, you're reading about Jesus speaking creation into existence? What if every encounter with God in the Old Testament was actually an encounter with the Word who would later become flesh?In today's episode, we explore "Our Attention Is On Heaven" by Gospel City Church and dive deep into John 1:1 to discover the staggering reality of who Jesus is as the eternal Word. From the creative power that spoke galaxies into existence to the Angel of the Lord appearances throughout Scripture, we'll trace how the same Voice that called light into being is the same Voice that calls you beloved today.This isn't just theology—it's an invitation to see the magnitude of who God really is in a way that will completely transform how you worship and how you see Him moving in your everyday life.In This Episode:The profound meaning of "Logos" and how it connects to every "And God said" moment in GenesisWhy the Angel of the Lord appearances reveal Jesus throughout the Old TestamentThe beautiful reversal: Aaron dressed like the tabernacle to approach God, but Jesus dressed like us to approach usWhy time stands still in God's presence and worship feels like coming homeHow understanding Jesus as the eternal Word changes everything about how you read ScriptureListen to "Our Attention Is On Heaven" by Gospel City Church:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3xJixTeNVxHLOWz5O0yhI0?si=L-8l5uCXSNuIoVamk34Gqw Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/song/our-attention-is-on-heaven/1742085076 YouTube Music: https://youtu.be/VgMPYn7UtGA?si=Cd2lvJDfJmf41ZVz Want to go deeper?Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotionalThematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.comConnect in our Facebook community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterJoin our newsletter: https://www.lyricandletter.comCopyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes. "Our Attention Is On Heaven" by Gospel City Church ©2024 belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.

What if the reason you keep falling back into old patterns isn't because you're weak—but because you keep trying to resurrect what God has already declared dead?In today's episode, we sit with "Made For More" by Josh Baldwin and dive deep into 2 Corinthians 5:17 to discover what it really means to be a new creation. When we dig into the original Greek, we find that God didn't just improve you—He created something unprecedented. You are kaine ktisis, a species that had never existed until Jesus rose from the dead. So why do we keep trying to resurrect the old self to manage other people's comfort levels? Why do we keep tending graves instead of living in resurrection freedom?In This Episode:The radical meaning of kaine ktisis and why it changes everything about your identityWhy we keep trying to resurrect what God has declared deadHow to worship the Father in spirit and truth instead of seeking human approvalWhy only the Holy Spirit can break the people-pleasing cycleListen to "Made For More" by Josh Baldwin:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/57Y8B1iHsS3psJc2BUZ3Mw?si=6150cb846c724074 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/song/made-for-more-live-feat-jenn-johnson/1748014416  YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov9Ls4npIrc Want to go deeper?Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotionalThematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.comConnect in our Facebook community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterJoin our newsletter: https://www.lyricandletter.comCopyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes. "Made For More" by Josh Baldwin © belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.

What if transformation doesn’t begin with trying harder—but with understanding what’s already been done?In today’s episode, we sit with “The Blood” by Bethel Music—a worship anthem written for the weary, the striving, the ones caught on the hamster wheel of Christian performance who’ve forgotten they can step off and rest.But this isn’t just a song.It’s a declaration.That everything changed. That you’ve been washed from the inside. That it could have only been the blood.Because in Scripture, the scarlet thread runs from Genesis to Revelation—from the first covering in the garden to the wedding feast of the Lamb—reminding us that God has always been the One who provides, covers, and transforms through blood.In This Episode:• Hear the story behind “The Blood” and why it was written as a call back to simple, honest worship• Trace the scarlet thread from Genesis 3 to Revelation 19, discovering how every drop of blood pointed to Christ• Explore the Martha-to-Mary transformation that happens when we stop performing and start abiding• Rest in the truth that you’re not becoming something—you already are something beautiful in HimListen to “The Blood” by Bethel Music:• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7Fd44ENIgycSM6Alye9QZN?si=G3v7sPvpRxS_YCV8Miu1YA• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-blood/1761895678?i=1761895679• YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=6WvjEwlS4rY&si=Ei1YLlPm2MgUBMOXWant to go deeper?• Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional• Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com• Connect in our Facebook community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter• Join our newsletter to read blog posts of our studies and special insights into scripture. Join on our website at https://www.lyricandletter.comThank you for being part of this community.My prayer is that this episode reminds you: you can step off the wheel and into His rest.Because you’re not becoming something. You already are something beautiful in Him.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“The Blood” by Bethel Music © belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

What if God’s nature really is to restore—to bring life to barren places, peace to the war inside us, and hope even when the wreckage feels too deep?In today’s heartfelt episode, I’m joined by Bible teacher, writer, and co-author of Revelationship, Cathy Colver Garland. Cathy shares the kind of story that doesn’t resolve in a single miracle—but in a lifetime of encountering the goodness of God in the middle of real, human pain.From miscarriages and divorce to breaking her neck twice, Cathy opens up about the wilderness places she’s walked through—and the unshakable visions God gave her along the way. What held her together wasn’t just grit or healing. It was knowing the One who restores. The One whose nature is unchanging—even when our circumstances are.The worship song that carries us through this conversation is “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe—a song Cathy returns to again and again. Because when everything feels lost, she’s learned to believe: it’s God’s nature to restore.This is a story of deep waiting, surprising joy, and the kind of revelation that draws us into lasting relationship with a faithful God.In This Episode:Hear how Cathy clung to the nature and promises of God through years of barrenness, trauma, and unanswered questions.Learn how visions from God sustained her even when nothing around her looked like the future He had shown.Discover the heart behind her book Revelationship, and how she helps others see where God is moving in their everyday lives.Reflect on the power of worship to realign your heart with the truth of who God is—especially when everything feels uncertain.Be reminded that restoration isn’t always sudden. But when it’s from God—it’s deep.Listen to “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe: Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/6DCtHdNZJ1y4vmHBAKsAF3?si=751b431dd2504deb Apple Music: ⁠https://music.apple.com/ma/song/your-nature-live/1609524749 YouTube Music: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmNN4A9rjqQ Want to explore Revelationship by Cathy Colver Garland? Visit https://revelationship.net to learn more about the book and devotional, co-written with her father, Dr. Randy Colver—designed to help you recognize how God is revealing Himself to draw you into deeper relationship.Fair Use Disclaimer: This episode includes references and lyrics from “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe, used under fair use for commentary, review, and teaching purposes. All rights remain with the original copyright holders.

What if healing doesn’t begin with strength—but with surrender?In today’s episode, we sit with “Table Of The Lord” by Hope Darst—a worship anthem written for the weary, the suffering, the ones carrying quiet pain or praying bold prayers for someone they love.But this isn’t just a song.It’s an invitation.To return. To receive. To be made whole.Because in Scripture, the table isn’t just a symbol of provision—it’s the place where God meets us in the middle of the valley, prepares a seat for the unworthy, and washes the feet of the ones who are barely holding on.In This Episode:Hear the story behind “Table of the Lord” and why it was written as a call back to communion and presence.

Discover how the Lord’s Table in Psalm 23, Luke 14, and John 13 speaks to suffering and sacred belonging.

Reflect on the healing, wholeness, and mercy that are found in the presence of Jesus—especially in seasons of pain.

Rest in a Spirit-led prayer and invitation to come back to the table, just as you are.

Listen to “Table Of The Lord” by Hope Darst:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0Ms7yepKPwGtNZRqi63yws?si=UyMlyY8LTnOze3yreGpIqQ&context=spotify%3Asearch%3Aseat%2Bat%2Bthe%2Btable%2Bhope

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Join our newsletter to read blog posts of our studies and special insights into scripture. Join on our website at https://www.lyricandletter.com Thank you for being part of this community.My prayer is that this episode reminds you: there is still a seat for you.And Jesus is already there.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“Table Of The Lord” by Hope Darst © belongs to the artist and her affiliated rights holders.

What if the name of Jesus really is enough—when the hospital is quiet, the future uncertain, and all you can do is pray?In today’s deeply personal episode, I’m joined by Katie Jones—a wife, mom through foster care and biological birth, worship singer, and the founder of Redeeming Your Finances. Katie opens up about the worship song that walked with her through infertility, foster parenting, a life-threatening illness, and the everyday surrender of trusting God when you don’t know the outcome.The song is “In Jesus Name” by Katy Nichole—and for Katie, it became more than lyrics. It became a lifeline.This is a story about intercession when you have no words… about worship that holds you when everything else is shaking… and about the kind of miracle that changes more than just your circumstances—it changes your heart.In This Episode:Hear how Katie spoke and sang the name of Jesus over her foster daughter every night for two years—and how that same song carried her through heartbreak as they prepared to say goodbye.Walk with her through the moment she and her newborn son both nearly lost their lives to sepsis—and how worship became the only prayer she had strength for.Reflect on what it means to pray boldly in Jesus’ name, not as a guarantee of outcome, but as an act of deep trust.Discover how infertility, foster parenting, and a medical crisis wove together to deepen her understanding of surrender—and how that surrender laid the foundation for her calling.Learn how Katie’s ministry, Redeeming Your Finances, grew from the same place of faith—trusting God not just with healing, but with provision, planning, and peace.Listen to “In Jesus Name” by Katy Nichole:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6Srgw41KlTpWtu5hbEKeja Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/by/song/1608619426 YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihrUIPfvTh8 Want to learn more about Katie’s ministry?Visit Redeeming Your Finances (https://redeemingyourfinances.com/) to explore her gospel-centered approach to managing money with peace and purpose.Or find her on YouTube at Katie Fiola Jones (https://www.youtube.com/@KatieFiolaJones), where she shares free, faith-based financial teaching.Fair Use DisclaimerThis episode includes lyrics and references from “In Jesus Name” by Katy Nichole, used under fair use for commentary, review, and teaching purposes. All rights remain with the original copyright holders.

What if God still sees you—even when you feel invisible? Even when life moves too fast, when you're carrying things you never asked for, when you barely recognize the girl you used to be?In today’s episode, we sit with Amanda Nolan’s new release 17—a song that captures the ache of growing up too soon, the exhaustion of hidden battles, and the quiet question: God, it’s me… do You still hear me?But this isn’t just Amanda’s story. It’s Hagar’s. It’s yours. It’s mine.Because thousands of years ago, another young woman whispered the same cry in the wilderness. And the God who saw her—El Roi—is still the God who sees you now.In This Episode:​Hear the story behind 17 and the honest prayers Amanda prayed in the darkest season of her life.​Journey into Hagar’s wilderness and discover the God who calls her by name.​Reflect on what it means to be seen, known, and carried by the God who has never looked away.​Rest in a Spirit-led prayer of healing, belonging, and identity.Listen to “17” by Amanda Nolan:​Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4xSOhLAzBfyWOWc8yTDV3F?si=24d3696914044126 ​Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/song/17/1796020914 ​YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=CPHK6coAgRg&si=GWPItPCBZqu49OwE Want to go deeper?​Download the devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional​Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com​Connect in our Facebook group: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterThank you for being part of this community. My prayer is that this episode helps you remember: you are seen, you are known, and you are loved.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“17” by Amanda Nolan © belongs to the artist and her affiliated rights holders.

Today we are taking a slight break from diving into our normal worship songs as Rebecca is booked interviewing new worshippers for future podcasts. So we have guest podcasters, Sue and Joe, who will lead us into lively discussion on various forms of Verse Mapping. Have you ever felt like God’s Word was speaking directly to your situation—like it knew your grief, your questions, your hope? That’s what the Thematic Verse Mapping Method is all about—and this Friday night, we’re going deep into Lamentations with the Thematic Verse Mapping (Lamentations 3:22-23) live broadcast. This passage reminds us of God’s mercy in the middle of the mess.To get us ready, we're sharing this podcast episode with guest hosts, Sue and Joe, who beautifully compares three different mapping methods—including the one the Lord placed on Rebecca's heart: Thematic Verse Mapping. This episode captures the heart behind why we gather around the Word—not just to study, but to be transformed.Then join us LIVE on every other Friday, 7–10pm EST on our Facebook Group and YouTube channel as we dive into one of the most hope-filled laments in all of Scripture. Whether you’re new to verse mapping or looking to reignite your Bible study, this night is for you.Bring your Bible, your favorite translations, and your heart ready to receive! Download your free Thematic Verse Map at www.ThematicVerseMapping.com.

What if the dry bones in your life aren’t just evidence of what was—but signs of what God is about to resurrect?In this episode, Rebecca welcomes her husband, Charles Lane of Bible Unbound, for a new series on worship songs that have shaped personal faith. Today, they dive into “Rattle!” by Zach Williams (feat. Steven Furtick)—a powerful anthem that echoes Ezekiel’s valley of bones and Jesus breathing on His disciples in John 20.Charles shares his testimony of finding new life after heartbreak, and how God resurrected buried dreams and called him into unexpected purpose.You’ll hear:​ How Ezekiel 37 and John 20 are connected by the breath of God​ Why resurrection is always followed by commissioning​ What it means to wait on God’s Spirit to breathe on what’s forming in your life​ A reminder that the same Spirit who raised Jesus lives in youListen now and be encouraged to breathe again.Listen to “Rattle!” by Zach Williams feat. Steven Furtick:​Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7BXfkM49WOtrakdYG9oSy9?si=437bbc28f99744f4 ​Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/rattle-feat-steven-furtick/1538022060?i=1538022104 ​YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=oRNFLM4VX3Q&si=KxQC-jrYZoUSPTBh Want to go deeper?​Devotional Guide: https://www.lyricandletter.com/devotional​Join our Bible Study Community: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter​Explore Bible Unbound: https://www.lyricandletter.com/thebibleunboundFair Use DisclaimerThis podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Rattle!” by Zach Williams featuring Steven Furtick, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

What if today isn’t just another day—but a gift of mercy, a reason to worship?In today’s episode, we dive into One More Day by Sons of Sunday—a song that isn’t about having all the answers or getting everything right, but about grace meeting us again today. It’s about waking up, taking a breath, and realizing that God has carried us through one more day.Maybe you’ve been feeling the weight of it all lately. The exhaustion of keeping everything together. The quiet battles of the mind. The relentless pace of life that never slows down.But what if, instead of focusing on the struggles, we shifted our eyes to gratitude? What if, instead of shame, we chose worship?In This Episode:​Discover how Psalm 42-43 reflects the very heart of this song—a fight between struggle and surrender, but one that always leads to praise.​Hear my personal testimony of how God met me in a spiral of self-condemnation and turned it into worship.​Unpack scripture that reminds us even in the darkest nights, God is still singing over us.​Be led in a moment of reflection, remembering all that God has carried you through.​Close in a heartfelt prayer of gratitude for one more day, one more breath, and one more chance to love Jesus.Listen to “One More Day” by Sons of Sunday:​Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5uDkmiygdF24sPqe3S2wTP?si=223df414489b4dc6​Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/one-more-day/1795539747?i=1795539749​YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x352fBdYGZkWant to go deeper?Download the devotional for this episode and join our community Bible study as we walk through scripture together.​Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional​Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.com​Facebook Group: https://facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterThank you for being part of the Lyric & Letter family. My prayer is that this episode helps you see today—not as something to rush through, but as a gift of mercy, a reason to worship, and a reminder that God is still holding you.Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976:This episode may contain copyrighted material for the purpose of commentary, teaching, and spiritual reflection. All rights to the music featured belong to the original artist and copyright holder. The use of this material is protected under Fair Use for non-commercial, educational purposes.“One More Day” by Sons of Sunday © belongs to the artist and their affiliated rights holders.

What if we’ve been so focused on the big, Hollywood-style miracles that we’ve overlooked the quiet ones? The everyday moments where God moves not with fire from heaven, but in the details?In today’s episode, we dive into I Know A Name by Elevation Worship, featuring Brandon Lake—a powerful song that proclaims the name of Jesus, the name that silences storms, breaks chains, and brings the dead to life. But what if that resurrection power isn’t just for the dramatic moments? What if God’s miracles are happening all around us, even in the mundane?In This Episode:✨ Discover the miracles hidden in the ordinary—how God’s hand is at work even in the unnoticed moments of your life.📖 Explore four small but powerful miracles in scripture that reveal God’s faithfulness in the details.🎙️ Hear my personal testimony of how God restored me from spiritual death—not in one dramatic moment, but through a series of small, quiet miracles.🔍 Unpack scripture to see how God provides, redeems, and moves in ways we often overlook.❓ Reflect with guided questions to help you recognize where God’s miracles are already unfolding in your life.Listen to "I Know A Name" by Elevation Worship & Brandon Lake:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4TXK7iqOnXCr8XWyj3b4dJ?si=22e54fcb8b854447Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-know-a-name-single/1793586884YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=4NdF5gRoL6k&si=MpUSAhoEkE8jtQTnWant to go deeper?Download the devotional for this episode and join our community Bible study as we walk through scripture together every Thursday from 6:30-8:30 PM EST.Upcoming Thematic Verse Mapping:Join us on Friday, March 28th from 6:30-9:30 PM EST Links to Connect:📖 Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional📜 Thematic Verse Mapping: www.ThematicVerseMapping.com🎵 Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterThank you for being part of the Lyric & Letter family. My prayer is that this episode opens your eyes to the miracles already unfolding in your life—even in the smallest moments.

Welcome back to Season 3 of Lyric and Letter: Where Worship Meets The Word! In this brand new season and episode, we dive into "Resurrection Hope" by Aaron Williams, a powerful new worship song that reminds us of Christ’s victory over death and the hope we have because of His resurrection. Together, we’ll explore what it means to live in holy defiance—not through our own strength, but by standing firm in the resurrection power of Jesus.In This Episode:​Discover how Moses’ journey from hesitation to boldness shows us that God develops us over time, leading us step by step into deeper trust.​Explore 1 Corinthians 15:57-58, where Paul calls us to stand firm in the victory of Christ, and Ephesians 1:18-20, which reminds us that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is alive in us.​Hear my personal testimony of how God resurrected me from spiritual death and how He continues to lead me through a process of healing and transformation.​Learn how gratitude and worship flow naturally from a life surrendered to God, even when we’re still in the process of becoming spiritually alive again.​Take away reflection questions to help you lean into God’s resurrection power and step into holy defiance in your own life.Listen to "Resurrection Hope" by Aaron Williams:SpotifyApple MusicYouTube MusicWant to go deeper? Download the devotional for this episode and join our community Bible study. We meet every Thursday from 6:30-8:30 PM EST, walking through scripture together.Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping. Our next session is Friday, February 28th from 6:30-9:30 PM EST, where we’ll explore Galatians 5:22-23, focusing on the Fruit of the Spirit.Links to Connect:Devotional: lyricandletter.com/devotionalThematic Verse Mapping:www.ThematicVerseMapping.com Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/lyricandletterLyric & Letter Boutique: lyricandletter.com/boutiqueThank you for being part of the Lyric and Letter family. I pray that God continues to strengthen you as you stand in His resurrection power and trust Him step by step.Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Resurrection Hope” by Aaron Williams, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Welcome to this special Christmas Eve episode of Lyric and Letter! Tonight, we reflect on the profound truth of Christmas: the eternal I AM—the God of the burning bush—has come to dwell with us as Emmanuel, God with us. Through the glow of candlelight and the timeless melody of Silent Night, we’ll journey into the holiness of this night and explore how the same God who spoke to Moses in the wilderness stepped into our world in Bethlehem. In this Episode: Experience the sacred beauty of Christmas Eve candlelight services and the story behind Silent Night. Journey through Exodus 3 with dramatized excerpts from The Prince of Egypt, immersing you in Moses’ encounter with I AM. Reflect on how the light of the burning bush became the light of the world, bringing God’s holiness and presence into our lives. Enter a time of worship and prayer, closing with a stunning rendition of Silent Night by Lucy and Martha Thomas. This Christmas Eve, let the story of I AM With Us fill your heart with wonder and hope. The God who revealed Himself as holy and unapproachable to Moses has come near to us in Jesus, offering His light and love to all. Don’t miss Lucy and Martha Thomas’s beautiful performance of Silent Night to close this reflective time together. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyXsWGNCJbA Stay Connected with Lyric and Letter: Join our Thematic Verse Mapping series every second Sunday on Facebook and YouTube. Participate in our weekly Bible study on Thursdays at 6:30 PM EST, available in person and via Zoom. Explore devotionals, community resources, and more at ⁠www.lyricandletter.com⁠. Fair Use DisclaimerThis podcast episode includes dramatized excerpts from The Prince of Egypt and the song Silent Night performed by Lucy and Martha Thomas, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these excerpts is intended to provide context and enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Welcome back to Lyric and Letter! This final episode of Season 2 brings us to the heart of what it means to worship God through struggles and triumphs. Inspired by Brandon Lake’s “Hard-Fought Hallelujah,” we’ll explore the transformative power of resilient worship—praise that rises from broken places and leads us into deeper surrender and trust. As we close out this season, we’re reminded that hallelujah is more than a word—it’s a choice, an act of faith, and a declaration of God’s goodness in every season. In this Episode: Unpack the deep meaning of hallelujah as both an invitation and a declaration rooted in God’s faithfulness. Reflect on the lives of Job, David, Jacob, and Paul, whose stories show us how worship can be a powerful act of trust amid life’s storms. Discover how “Hard-Fought Hallelujah” lyrics echo these biblical truths, offering an invitation to bring God our most honest and raw praise. Engage with reflection questions to help you find your hallelujah this Thanksgiving and beyond. Listen to “Hard-Fought Hallelujah” by Brandon Lake: ⁠Spotify⁠: https://open.spotify.com/album/2ZRoUKXGiyxc63Q6xLAIh5 ⁠Apple Music⁠: https://music.apple.com/us/album/hard-fought-hallelujah/1777118805?i=1777118806 ⁠YouTube⁠: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtJPdiYk15g This marks the end of Season 2, and we’ll take a break until February/March of 2025 when Season 3 begins. Until then, there are plenty of ways to stay connected with our Lyric and Letter community: Join us every second Sunday for Thematic Verse Mapping on Facebook and YouTube. Our next session is Sunday, December 8th, at 4 PM EST. Beginning December 12th, our weekly Bible study moves to Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM EST, available in person and via Zoom. Check out our monthly giveaways and visit the Lyric and Letter Boutique for 20% off with our holiday code through November 30th. Links: Devotional: ⁠www.lyricandletter.com⁠/devotional Community Study Plan: ⁠https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan Boutique: ⁠www.lyricandletter.com/boutique⁠   Thematic Verse Mapping: Join us on Sunday, December 8th, at 4 PM EST on Facebook and YouTube. Download your free map at www.ThematicVerseMapping.com Fair Use Disclaimer This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Hard-Fought Hallelujah” by Brandon Lake, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Welcome back to Lyric and Letter! In this episode, we journey through “Restore” by Salt of the Sound, an evocative piece that brings us to the heart of God’s work in our lives. Together, we’ll explore how the Lord takes our brokenness and fills it with His renewing love. Through the story of Naomi from the Book of Ruth, we witness God’s restoration from bitterness to hope, a journey that mirrors His promises for each of us. Discover Naomi’s transformation from loss to legacy and how God’s gentle hand brings new purpose from grief. Explore Psalms and other scriptures that reveal God’s commitment to bring beauty from our ashes. Dive into the lyrics of “Restore” and see how they invite us to trust in God’s ongoing renewal of our hearts. Engage with personal reflection questions to deepen your understanding of God’s restoring work in your life. Listen to “Restore” by Salt of the Sound: ⁠Spotify⁠ ⁠Apple Music⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ Thank you for being part of our Lyric and Letter community! Download this episode’s devotional, join our Facebook group, and follow along with our community Bible study as we walk through scripture together. Links: Salt of the Sound: Find out more about them here Devotional: ⁠Download here⁠ Community Study Plan: ⁠Join here⁠ Verse Mapping Session: November 10th on Facebook and YouTube Boutique Collection: Explore the new Isaiah 61 floral pieces ⁠here⁠.

Welcome back to Lyric and Letter! In this episode, we dive into “Who Is Like You” by Church of the City—a powerful anthem that celebrates God’s unmatched authority, His creative power, and His redeeming love. Join us as we journey through scripture, connecting the awe-inspiring truths of Genesis, Job, and the Gospels with this incredible song that declares there is truly no one like our God. In this Episode: Discover how the song’s first verse reflects God’s role as Creator and Sustainer, drawing on passages from Genesis 1 and John 1, where God’s authority and personal involvement in creation are vividly portrayed. Explore the chorus and its emphasis on God as Father, Creator, and Sustainer, and reflect on how our response should be one of total worship and surrender, offering ourselves fully to Him. Delve into the second verse, which paints Jesus as Redeemer and Victor over death, highlighting His authority over nature and His ultimate victory through the resurrection. Reflect on the scriptural connections that reinforce God’s unique power, such as Jesus calming the storm and walking on water, demonstrating His control over all creation. Engage with personal reflection questions designed to help you connect these profound truths to your own life, deepening your worship and trust in the One who is truly like no other. Listen to “Who Is Like You” by Church of the City: Spotify: Listen on Spotify Apple Music: Listen on Apple Music YouTube: Watch on YouTube Song Lyrics: Verse 1: You’re the one who made the land and sea / You’re the one who breathed the life in me / You’re the everlasting King of heaven / All creation bows in awe / To the one who evermore will be. Chorus: Oh what a Father / Worthy of honor / Everything I have / I owe to you / You’re my creator / You’re my sustainer / With everything I am / I worship You / Who is like you. Verse 2: You’re the one who walked upon the sea / You’re the one who died to ransom me / You’re the resurrected Son of Heaven / All creation bows in awe / To the one whose life is death’s defeat. Thank you for being part of the Lyric and Letter family! Be sure to download the devotional for this episode, join our Facebook group, and learn more about our community Bible study as we continue our seven-year journey through Scripture. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Who Is Like You” by Church of the City, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: Download the Devotional Community Study Plan: Join our 7-Year Bible Journey Thematic Verse Mapping: Join us on October 13th at 4 PM Eastern Time Learn More Facebook Group: Join our Community NEW ITEMS at the Lyric and Letter Boutique: Explore the Boutique

Welcome back to Lyric and Letter! In this episode, we explore “At My Worst – You Love Me” by Harvest Worship, a song that reminds us of God’s unwavering love and grace, even in our most broken moments. Join us as we reflect on biblical stories of transformation and restoration, diving deep into the lives of Paul and Elihu from the Book of Job, and how their experiences reveal God’s grace that calls us home. In this Episode: Discover how Paul’s dramatic transformation on the road to Damascus teaches us that God’s grace is most powerful when we are at our worst, and how His love never fails. Explore Elihu’s insights from Job 32-35, where we learn that God uses suffering not to punish us, but to draw us back to Him and to open our eyes to His justice and mercy. We’ll briefly touch on the story of the Prodigal Son, connecting it with the theme of God welcoming us back with open arms, no matter how far we’ve strayed. Dive into the powerful lyrics of “At My Worst – You Love Me” and how they reflect the truth of God’s love, which turns our shame into dancing and brings us from death into life. Take away personal reflection questions to help you integrate these truths into your own spiritual journey and embrace God’s grace in your life. Listen to “At My Worst – You Love Me” by Harvest Worship: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/42PXDpkzPDENI5liaSgfVy?si=k5bD1OfNT5KlOUCv3g2GUw Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ie/album/even-at-my-worst-you-love-me-feat-vanessa-marquez/1759045470?i=1759045472 YouTube: https://youtu.be/u3i_cfSTgxA?si=lSHvi7XHDfP4cfqL Song Lyrics:  Verse 1: I know that I could never measure up And all the things I try to be Will never be enough I’ve hidden all my secrets and my scars But You see me as I am And welcome me with open arms Chorus: Even at my worst You love me When I lose myself You stay the same When I’m weak, You’re strong God lead me to believe Even at my worst You love me Bridge: Your love is perfect Your heart is kind It knows no boundaries It shows up every time From shame into dancing From darkness to light You raised me from ashes From death into life Thank you for being part of the Lyric and Letter family! Be sure to download the devotional for this episode, join our Facebook group, and learn more about our community Bible study and seven-year journey through scripture. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “At My Worst – You Love Me” by Harvest Worship, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan Thematic Verse Mapping: Join us on September 22nd at 4 PM Eastern Time https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter NEW ITEMS at the Lyric and Letter Boutique: https://lyricandletter.com/boutique 

Welcome to Lyric and Letter! In this episode, we dive into “The Response (Holy)” by Grace Worship Collective, a song that beautifully captures our call to respond to God’s holiness—His kadosh. Join us as we explore the powerful scriptural connections from Revelation to Old Testament prophecies that bring the lyrics of this song to life. In this Episode: We explore the imagery of Christ as the Lion and the Lamb, and how this duality is rooted in both the New and Old Testaments. Learn how the song invites us to join the ongoing worship in heaven, with references to the visions of Revelation. Reflect on the themes of Christ’s return, His righteous judgment, and the call to live in readiness and worship. Understand the universal worship that will one day unite all creation in declaring that Jesus Christ is Lord. Take away reflection questions to help you integrate these powerful truths into your spiritual journey. Listen to “The Response (Holy)” by Grace Worship Collective: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/32yGWfBU0SLtpoS5WCC5mu?si=f4cfafb6eca44ac4 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-response-holy/1744422930?i=1744422931 YouTube: https://youtu.be/wR-CJEKuTbY?si=P9FSHyJ-tppkt5dX Song Lyrics: Verse 1: The Lion and Lamb The scars in His hands A mountain of crowns we’ll lay before the throne And worship Christ alone Pre-Chorus: Oh, how do I respond to what I’ve seen I guess I’ll join with heaven as they sing Chorus: Holy, holy, holy Is the Lord Worthy, worthy, worthy Is the Lord Verse 2: The first and the last The future and past The Alpha and the Omega’s in control The Son of God enthroned The thief in the night The fire in His eyes His enemies taste the fury of His sword And receive their just reward Pre-Chorus 2: Oh, how do I respond to what I’ve heard This wondrous revelation of Your Word Bridge: What could I say What could I bring What do I have to offer to the King When You are everything Sinners and saints Fall to the ground Every tongue confess and knee will bow So I’ll join creation now Thank you for being part of the Lyric and Letter family! Don’t forget to download the devotional, join our Facebook group, and consider jumping into our community study plan. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “The Response (Holy)” by Grace Worship Collective, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan Thematic Verse Mapping: Join us on the second Sunday of September at 4 PM Eastern Time https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Join us on Lyric and Letter as we explore the deeply intimate worship song "Knowing You" by Pat Barrett featuring Stefanie Gretzinger. In this episode, we uncover the rich layers of meaning behind the lyrics and discover how they draw us into a closer, more personal relationship with God. Episode Highlights: Delve into the profound significance of truly knowing God, as expressed in the lyrics of "Knowing You." Explore how the lives of David and Paul exemplify a deep, relational knowledge of God, and how Jesus modeled perfect intimacy with the Father. Reflect on the importance of listening to and obeying God’s voice, and how this obedience leads to a life of purpose and fulfillment. Understand the call to worship and proclaim the risen hope of Christ to the world, living out our mission until the whole world knows. Engage with reflection questions designed to help you deepen your connection with God and apply the themes discussed in your own spiritual journey. Listen to "Knowing You" by Pat Barrett feat. Stefanie Gretzinger: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7hMufAherJQLZ4Obkl0snL?si=c5115a3a2e444868 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/knowing-you/1751810112?i=1751810719 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzwFZ4Ra78A Song Lyrics: I was made for You To love and be loved by You All of my life will be An offering Oh I, I was made for You Knowing You Knowing You I found my reason for living And Jesus it’s knowing You Loving You Loving You I found my reason for breathing And Jesus it’s loving You I was made for You To hear and obey Your voice There’s life in the words You speak Your servant is listening Oh, I was made for You We, we were made for You To worship and bless Your name To sing of our risen hope Until the whole world knows Oh, we, we were made for You Thank you for joining us on Lyric and Letter. Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, knowing God deeply is not just our calling—it’s the very essence of our existence. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Knowing You” by Pat Barrett and Stefanie Gretzinger, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan Thematic Verse Mapping: Join us on the second Sunday of September at 4 PM Eastern Time https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

In this episode of Lyric and Letter, we delve into the soothing and soul-nourishing song “Good Shepherd” by Joe L. Barnes. Join us as we explore how this worship song beautifully captures the essence of Psalm 23, portraying Jesus as our Good Shepherd who leads, protects, and provides for His flock. We reflect on the comforting truths of God’s guidance and care, even through life’s toughest terrains, and how His goodness and mercy pursue us all our days. Episode Highlights: • Unpack the rich imagery of Psalm 23, reflecting on how God leads us beside quiet waters and prepares a table before us, even in the presence of adversity. • Discuss the significance of shepherding in biblical times and how it relates to our spiritual journey with Jesus as our Good Shepherd. • Explore the powerful metaphor of anointing oil as a symbol of God’s protection and the Holy Spirit’s presence, guarding us against the lies of the enemy. • Engage with thought-provoking reflection questions that encourage a deeper understanding of Jesus’ role as the Shepherd of our souls. Listen to “Good Shepherd” by Joe L. Barnes: • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0qunForAChEb3cxRJ0KIZK?si=a142abfff3934983 • Apple Music: [https://music.apple.com/us/album/good-shepherd/1746965851?i=1746966427Link] • YouTube Music: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ekgNfCm_sY Song Lyrics: [Verse 1] You make me lie down in fields of green, find rest by quiet streams, my soul restoring Your rod and staff, they comfort me, I'll follow where You lead, fearing nothing [Chorus] Oh, good shepherd, lead me on Oh, good shepherd, I'm right where I belong I belong here I belong here [Verse 2] Right here where you prepare a table before me with all my enemies and serve forgiveness And Your goodness and mercy shadow me for all my history 'til I see Heaven [Chorus] Singing, oh, good shepherd, lead me on Oh, good shepherd, I'm right where I belong I belong here I belong here [Post-Chorus] Right here with You, I belong here I'm not going anywhere, I belong here [Bridge] So all my days, I will stay in the house of my Father And all my days I'll remain in the arms of the good shepherd Ayy, all my days, I will stay in the house of my Father And all my days, I'll remain in the arms of the good shepherd Thank you for joining us on “Lyric and Letter.” Share this episode with friends and family who may need a reminder of God’s unwavering love and guidance. Remember, as we journey through life, we are always under the care of our Good Shepherd. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and lyrics of “Good Shepherd” by Joe L. Barnes, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement intended. Links: • Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional • Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan • Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we explore the newly released song “Joseph’s Song” by Shelly E. Johnson. Dive into the powerful themes of faithfulness and hope amidst trials, and discover the rich scriptural connections that highlight God's unwavering love and presence, even in our darkest moments. Episode Highlights: Reflect on the profound lessons from Joseph’s journey of betrayal, imprisonment, and ultimate redemption. Dive deep into the first three chapters of Job, drawing parallels between his trials and Joseph’s story, and see how both narratives underscore the themes of perseverance and divine faithfulness. Hear Rebecca’s personal reflections on experiencing God’s faithfulness during times of trial and uncertainty. Learn practical ways to hold onto hope and faith during your own struggles, including daily scripture reading, prayer, and seeking community support. Engage with reflection questions designed to deepen your connection to the themes discussed and apply them to your own spiritual journey. Listen to “Joseph’s Song” by Shelly E. Johnson: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/50W4tixoc9MGFvSsSJMgUj?si=b2315ba5a8744ae6 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/josephs-song/1750632846?i=17506328471 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I46U8bzZq_E Thank you for joining us on “Lyric and Letter.” Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, God’s faithfulness remains steadfast through all trials, transforming our darkest moments into testimonies of His unwavering love and grace. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Joseph’s Song” by Shelly E. Johnson, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and its lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan Thematic Verse Mapping: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter Song Lyrics Verse 1 I feel like Joseph Down in the dungeon Wondering if You see me Will the cupbearer Ever remember Who You have called me to be? PreChorus All I did was obey Yet all I got was betrayed Lord, I don't understand Where is Your goodness? Chorus Oh, am I forgotten Lost and forsaken ? Oh, maybe You're finished Keeping Your promise Has Your faithfulness run out? How do I trust You now ? Verse 2 There was a day when I wore a garment Of the most beautiful colors I was so gifted Called and anointed Walking in strength and so much favor PreChorus All these dreams in my heart Yet here I sit in the dark Lord, I don't understand Where is Your goodness? Chorus Bridge Do you still have a plan that will prosper To give me a hope and a future? Is prison just part of my story That You're still writing ? 1/2 Chorus Oh, am I forgotten or forsaken? Oh, maybe You're finished...  but You promised Final Chorus Oh, I'm not forgotten Never forsaken Oh, You are not finished Keeping Your promise You've never let me down No You've never let me down God, You've never let me down Help me to trust You now

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we delve into the inspiring worship song “Never The Same” by CAIN. Discover how this powerful anthem speaks to the transformative power of God’s grace and love, and explore the rich scriptural connections that underscore this message of renewal and restoration. Episode Highlights: Reflect on the profound changes that occur when we encounter God’s mercy and grace. Dive deep into the stories of Job, Saul, and Mary Magdalene, and see how their transformations mirror the themes in “Never The Same.” Hear Rebecca’s personal testimony of experiencing God’s transformative power and finding strength in the midst of challenges. Learn practical ways to embrace God’s transformation in your own life, including daily scripture reading, prayer, community support, and letting go of past burdens. Engage with reflection questions designed to deepen your connection to the themes discussed and apply them to your own journey. Listen to “Never The Same” by CAIN: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1nUEkjQFuVWlocTYhiy6c2?si=qqOmzkjhTCO2erMZ3ddR_A  Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/never-the-same/1747565519?i=1747565521  YouTube: https://youtu.be/7waxuWca7Lg?si=aWN7-_q7fFzeT0M0  Song Lyrics: Same old me Same old shame Same old lie from the enemy telling me I’ll never change Same old climbing And falling down Same old thinking my kind of lost Could never be found But you lifted my head And turned my whole life around I looked in the eyes of mercy I ran to the arms of grace I knew forever I was Never the same, never the same, never the same You saw that I could be different You saved what I couldn’t change You called my name and I was Never the same, never the same, never the same Can’t explain it But I know for sure The same old chains that used to hold me Are lying there on the floor And my past is a place I don’t go anymore I looked in the eyes of mercy I ran to the arms of grace I knew forever I was Never the same, never the same, never the same You saw that I could be different You saved what I couldn’t change You called my name and I was Never the same, never the same, never the same I’m not who I was I’m somebody new And it’s all because All because of you I’m not who I was I’m somebody new And it’s all because All because of you I looked in the eyes of mercy I felt your amazing grace I knew forever I was Never the same, never the same, never the same You saw that I could be different You saved what I couldn’t change You called my name and I was Never the same, never the same, never the same Thank you for joining us on “Lyric and Letter.” Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, God’s transformative power can turn our darkest moments into testimonies of His unfailing love and grace. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Never The Same” by CAIN, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener’s understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional  Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan  Thematic Verse Mapping: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/7/5/thematicversemap101  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter 

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the heartfelt worship song "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust. Explore how this beautiful anthem speaks to finding hope and joy in the midst of suffering, and discover the rich scriptural connections that make this song a powerful declaration of faith and restoration.Episode Highlights:Reflect on the transformative power of trusting in God's promises during times of suffering.Dive deep into the stories of Job and Naomi, and see how their journeys from despair to joy parallel the themes in "Joy Will Come Again."Hear Rebecca's personal testimony of finding renewed joy after profound loss and how God’s faithfulness brought restoration.Learn practical ways to hold on to God’s promises, including leaning on scripture, prayer, community support, and remembering God’s past faithfulness.Engage with reflection questions designed to deepen your connection to the themes discussed and apply them to your own life.Listen to "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0xyhQh9R3OtFr2PseBc3xb?si=0a1f2cbc9fc344e9 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/joy-will-come-again/1740663372?i=1740663376 YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=c9_2zqtq8s4 Song Lyrics:Wish I could change thisWish I could make it all okayHow long have I've prayed thisCan you make it go awayI'm trying to trust youWhen you say that you will work this for my goodI wish you wouldHelp me see You in the darknessBelieve in what You promiseWhen You tell me that joy will come againLet me feel this and be honestCause we both know I don't want thisBut You tell me that joy will come againJoy will come againYour love is a lighthouseAnd I've been lost at seaIt's beckoning me nowYour promise to redeemBut hope is so hauntingCause I'm scared to risk my heart and let it inAnd get hurt againHelp me see You in the darknessBelieve in what You promiseWhen You tell me that joy will come againLet me feel this and be honestCause we both know I don't want thisBut You tell me that joy will come againJoy will come againEven in the loudest silenceEven in the violent stormEven though it's paralyzingI'll keep reaching out for moreThose who sow in tears of mourningThey will reap in songs of joyDawn will break without a warningRevealing all that You've restoredHelp me see You in the darknessBelieve in what You promiseWhen You tell me that joy will come againLet me feel this and be honestCause we both know I don't want thisBut You tell me that joy will come againJoy will come againThank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, God's light will always break through the darkness, and joy will come again.Fair Use Disclaimer:This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Joy Will Come Again" by Out Of The Dust, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.Links:Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotionalFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "The Fear of God" by FC Music. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to a deeper reverence and awe for God's holiness and discover the rich scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith. Listen to "The Fear of God" by FC Music: Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/album/2mHbM9f7a3xEdLhXXA6t2T?si=hKkyY5WjThakbIoPMwwfBg  Apple Music: ⁠https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-fear-of-god/1746577218?i=1746577470  YouTube Music: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cID3LO3vjg0  Episode Highlights: Delve into the importance of reverential awe and the fear of the Lord in our daily lives. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation. Understand the difference between reverential fear and terror as explained through scripture. Explore the journey from old life to new life in Christ, highlighting key biblical stories of transformation. Discuss practical steps for living a holy life, inspired by examples from scripture like Daniel, Joseph, and King David. Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with friends and family who may need encouragement, and remember, true wisdom and fulfillment come from living in reverence and awe of our Almighty God. Links: Devotional: https://lyricandletter.com/devotional  Community Study Plan: https://lyricandletter.com/blog/2024/5/17/lyric-amp-letter-community-study-plan  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter  Song Lyrics: Verse 1  Reverential awe the fear of God May we stand and behold the glory of your divinity Common union with you what we pray and seek May we turn from sin and please you With our lives not just lips Chorus  Holy one have my life I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Holy one have my song I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Verse 2  Your glory fills the temple You’re King of Kings I’ll be devoted to no other My God you’ll be Chorus  Holy one have my life I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Holy one have my song I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Refrain  I sing what I see And what I see is holy May I see you rightly The fear of God The fear of God I sing what I see And what I see is holy May I see you rightly The fear of God The fear of God I sing what I see And what I see is holy May I see you rightly The fear of God The fear of God Chorus  Holy one have my life I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Holy one have my song I was made to adore you I was made to behold you Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "The Fear of God" by FC Music, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of this song and their lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "Lead Me On" by Chandler Moore. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to trust in God's guidance and experience the deep scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith. Listen to "Lead Me On" by Chandler Moore: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7gbWtOskZEfrNmjJB1JQ2p Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/lead-me-on-single/1751387159 YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8VRcpYHKzo Episode Highlights: Discover the importance of trusting in God's plans and letting go of past regrets. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation. Engage with our community’s ongoing discussions and studies, including our extended inductive Bible study on Genesis 1-11 through the remainder of June. Join our Community: Facebook Group: Lyric and Letter - Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping every Thursday at 8 PM EST, focusing on the Identity Devotional "In Christ Alone: 31 Days to Discover Your Identity in Christ." Visit our website for past podcasts, blogs, devotionals, and our boutique at www.lyricandletter.com. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and resources! Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Lead Me On" by Chandler Moore, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with fathers and parents who may need encouragement, and remember, true peace and fulfillment come from leaning on Him. Lyrics: Verse 1 I’m living breathing proof that things can change  And the saving gift of grace It really stays  With all the twists  And turns all my mistakes  How I made it over You were the only way Pre Chorus I’m not perfect  I don’t always get it right  But I rather walk by faith  And not by my foolish sight Chorus 1 So lead me on  Lead me on  Lead me on  Please lead me on Verse 2 I may not have it all  Quite figured out  I don’t think it matters  I think you like it that way Jesus  You're the potter I’m the clay  You're making me like You  More and more every day Chorus 2 So lead me on  Lead me on  Lead me on  Please lead me on It’s not me I’m leaning on  Lead me on  Lead me on  Lead me on Bridge 1 I’ll put one foot in front of the other  I won’t ever look back  What you have for me is better  I’ll let go of my past Bridge 2 I know that the future Is something to fear  I know that You holding  The all in Your hand  What You have for me is better You will Chorus 2 Lead me on  Lead me on  Lead me on  Please lead me on  It’s not me I’m leaning on  Lead me on  Lead me on  Lead me on Outro Lead me on  Jesus I need You  To lead me on

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "Daily Bread" by Pat Barrett and Kari Jobe. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to recognize God's daily provision and discover the deep scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith.Listen to "Daily Bread" by Pat Barrett and Kari JobeSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/62eGFqSWE09BYp6lyI2XxG?si=WmLBeeHgTfCCeCW0XmyeFwApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/daily-bread/1746614824?i=1746614826YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lfE3agfUyQZlhMdQ5_UczpAp7rF_y5KUs&si=_SyP0LeCCqcg3iFCEpisode Highlights Uncover the essence of God's provision and how He sustains us daily through His Word and presence. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation. Engage with our community’s ongoing discussions and studies, including our extended inductive Bible study on Genesis 1-11 through June 29th.Join our CommunityFacebook Group: Lyric and Letter - Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping every Thursday at 8 PM EST, focusing on the Identity Devotional "In Christ Alone: 31 Days to Discover Your Identity in Christ."Visit our website for past podcasts, blogs, devotionals, and our boutique at www.lyricandletter.com. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and resources!Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Daily Bread" by Pat Barrett and Kari Jobe, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with someone who needs to hear about the importance of relying on God's daily provision, and remember, true peace and fulfillment come from leaning on Him.LyricsVerse 1:Waking up to mannaComing to my sensesYou meet me in my grumblingYou give me my portionThough flesh and heart may fail meYour strength is there to hold meKeeping my heart steadyYou are my portionPre-Chorus:You are my portionChorus:You are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we will seek Your faceBefore we seek Your handYou are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we desire YouBefore the promised landVerse 2:Whom have I in HeavenThere is none upon EarthThere is none beside YouYou give me my portionMy envy of the boastfulLead me to confusionUntil I realized JesusPre-Chorus:That You are my portionYou are my portionChorus:You are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we will seek Your faceBefore we seek Your handYou are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we desire YouBefore the promised landBridge:It is good for me to draw near my GodIt is good for me to trust in my GodIt is good for me to declare all His worksIt is good for me, You are good for meChorus:You are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we will seek Your faceBefore we seek Your handYou are our daily breadYou are our daily breadAnd we desire YouBefore the promised landBridge:It is good for me to draw near my GodIt is good for me to trust in my GodIt is good for me to declare all His worksIt is good for me, You are good for meOutro:Oh You’re so goodI draw on You JesusI draw near to You JesusOutro:You always meet me hereYou always meet me hereI love YouI love You

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "Trust You Again" by Rolling Hills Worship. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to place our trust in God and discover the deep scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith. 🎵 Listen to "Trust You Again" by Rolling Hills Worship: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6S1ba7g7dfOq4h4kWVpJO0?si=f03d96ff100244a9 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/trust-you-again-feat-jordan-st-cyr/1705297907?i=1705297917 YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzcdULVe8RI  Episode Highlights: Uncover the essence of trusting God beyond our understanding and how the Holy Spirit guides us in this journey. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation. Engage with our community’s ongoing discussions and studies, including our upcoming three-year Bible study journey from Genesis to Revelation starting June 1st. Join our Community: Facebook Group: Lyric and Letter - Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping every Thursday at 8 PM EST, focusing on the Identity Devotional "In Christ Alone: 31 Days to Discover Your Identity in Christ." Visit our website for past podcasts, blogs, devotionals, and our boutique at www.lyricandletter.com. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and resources! Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Trust You Again" by Rolling Hills Worship, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with someone who needs to hear about the importance of trusting in God's higher ways, and remember, true peace and fulfillment come from leaning on Him. Lyrics: Verse 1: Jesus, You're calling, I hear You knocking Your invitation is drawing me into deeper things Spirit, You're moving and I want to follow You're pulling me closer, leading me into greater things Chorus: Your ways are higher than my own Beyond anything I've ever known Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again Nothing comes close to what You've done Nothing compares to how You love Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again So whatever comes next I can trust You again Verse 2: I know You don't need me, but You say that You want me Wherever You're going, Jesus I'm coming running after You, oh Chorus: Your ways are higher than my own Beyond anything I've ever known Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again Nothing comes close to what You've done Nothing compares to how You love Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again So whatever comes next, oh I can trust You again, oh Whatever comes next, oh I can trust You again and again and again and again Bridge: Morning after morning You have always loved and You always will You're so faithful, I'm so grateful You have never failed and You never will Morning after morning You have always loved and You always will You're so faithful, I'm so grateful You have never failed and You never will Never will Chorus: Your ways are higher than my own Beyond anything I've ever known Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again Nothing comes close to what You've done Nothing compares to how You love Over and over and over You give Reason to trust You again and again So whatever comes next, oh I can trust You again, oh Whatever comes next, oh I can trust You again and again and again Whatever comes next, oh I can trust You again Whatever comes next I will trust You again

Join us today on Lyric and Letter as we dive into the transformative worship song "Heart Of It All" by Victory House Worship. Explore how this powerful anthem calls us to place Jesus at the center of our lives and discover the deep scriptural connections that make this song a profound declaration of faith. 🎵 Listen to "Heart Of It All" by Victory House Worship: ⁠Spotify⁠⁠: https://open.spotify.com/track/5ftmbunpphLb1VaTCJOllW Apple Music⁠⁠: https://music.apple.com/us/album/heart-of-it-all-live-single/1730122590  YouTube Music⁠: https://youtu.be/fQ6_D5Gp6OE?si=e49l5nxsuZeMxCjb  Episode Highlights: Uncover the true meaning of genuine worship beyond rituals and how to make Jesus the heart of our faith. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal growth and transformation. Engage with our community’s ongoing discussions and studies, including our upcoming three-year Bible study journey from Genesis to Revelation starting June 1st. Join our Community: Facebook Group: ⁠Lyric and Letter⁠ - Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping every Thursday at 8 PM EST, focusing on the Identity Devotional "In Christ Alone: 31 Days to Discover Your Identity in Christ." Visit our website for past podcasts, blogs, devotionals, and our boutique at ⁠www.lyricandletter.com . Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and resources! Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Heart Of It All" by Victory House Worship, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with someone who needs to hear about the centrality of Jesus in our lives, and remember, true fulfillment and peace are found in Christ alone. Heart of it All : Live from Norcross Written by Alvymarie Rodriguez, Crystal Hill, Sean Hill Lyrics:  Verse 1 We are done with just pretending  That religion is still working  We don’t want it if it’s missing  Jesus at the heart  We are desperate for revival  Rid this temple of our idols  Crush tradition if it rivals  Jesus at the heart Chorus It’s you that we’re after, You that we want Nothing else matters  When You’re at the heart of it all  You’re at the heart of it all Verse 2 We abandon our agenda  Make an a

Join Rebecca today, especially as we celebrate Mother’s Day, to explore the profound peace that the song "Peace Be Still" offers amidst life's turbulent storms. Dive deep into the scriptural roots and personal reflections that connect this powerful worship song to everyday challenges, especially those faced by mothers. 🎵 Listen to "Peace Be Still" by The Belonging Co: Spotify Apple Music YouTube Music Episode Highlights: Discover how the song's lyrics provide comfort and strength in times of uncertainty. Reflect on the spiritual insights shared, including detailed biblical analyses that align with personal struggles and triumphs. Engage with our community’s ongoing discussions and studies, including a comprehensive 3-5 year Bible study journey from Genesis to Revelation starting June 1st. Join our Community: Facebook Group: Lyric and Letter - Join us for Thematic Verse Mapping every Friday at 8 PM EST. Visit our new website for past podcasts, blogs, devotionals, and our boutique at www.lyricandletter.com. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and resources! Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Peace Be Still" by The Belonging Co, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. Thank you for joining us on "Lyric and Letter." Share this episode with someone who needs a message of peace, and remember, you're not alone. Together, we're discovering that peace is not just a promise; it's a person, Jesus Christ Himself. Lyrics of "Peace Be Still" by The Belonging Co: I don't want to be afraid Every time I face the waves I don't want to be afraid I don't want to be afraid I don't want to fear the storm Just because I hear it roar I don't want to fear the storm I don't want to fear the storm Peace be still Say the word and I will Set my feet upon the sea 'Til I'm dancing in the deep Peace be still You are here so it is well Even when my eyes can't see I will trust the voice that speaks I'm not gonna be afraid 'Cause these waves are only waves I'm not gonna be afraid No, I'm not gonna be afraid And I'm not gonna fear the storm You are greater than its roar Oh, I'm not gonna fear the storm No, I'm not gonna fear at all Peace be still Say the word and I will Set my feet upon the sea 'Til I'm dancing in the deep Peace be still You are here so it is well Even when my eyes can't see I will trust the voice that speaks Peace, peace over me You speak peace Let faith rise up O heart believe Let faith rise up in me Let faith rise up O heart believe Let faith rise up in me Let faith rise up O heart believe Let faith rise up in me Let faith rise up O heart believe Let faith rise up in me Peace be still Say the word and I will Set my feet upon the sea 'Til I'm dancing in the deep Peace be still You are here so it is well Even when my eyes can't see I will trust the voice that speaks Peace, peace over me I hear You speaking Peace, peace over me Peace over me You speak peace You speak peace Over me You speak peace You speak peace You speak peace

Welcome back to the Lyric and Letter podcast with your host, Rebecca, where worship meets the soul-stirring truths of Scripture. This episode delves into Tauren Wells' powerful anthem, "Take It All Back," a song that challenges us to rise from spiritual passivity and claim the vibrant life faith in Christ offers. Join us as we explore how this song serves as a battle cry against the passivity that has crept into our lives, reminding us of our authority to reclaim what the enemy has stolen—be it joy, peace, or purpose. Drawing from profound scriptural insights, we discuss how the name of Jesus empowers us, how to actively wear the armor of God, and the importance of rejecting lies for God's truths. Today's journey will challenge you to examine areas of passivity in your own life and inspire you to engage actively in spiritual warfare. With each verse and chorus, we unpack the robust biblical truths that call us to stand firm and embrace the boldness our faith offers. Whether you're sipping coffee at home or listening on the go, prepare to be moved and motivated. Let’s step into the active and dynamic faith journey God calls us to, empowered by the ultimate victory that is ours in Jesus Christ. Listen to the song on:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Spotify⁠ ⁠Apple Music⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ Connect with our vibrant community for engaging Bible studies and live thematic verse mapping sessions: ⁠Lyric and Letter Facebook Group⁠ Join us every Friday at 8 PM EST for our next session of Thematic Verse Mapping LIVE, focusing on Zechariah 13:9 on May 10th, available through our Facebook Group and YouTube channel. Download a free version of the map at⁠ www.lyricandletter.com⁠. These gatherings are perfect for anyone looking to deepen their faith through community interaction and shared experiences. Please share this podcast with others who might find inspiration and solace in our journey through faith and fellowship. Thank you for joining us today, as we continue to discover the joy and peace of trusting in God's eternal presence. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of “Take It All Back” by Tauren Wells, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Dive deep into the soul-stirring anthem "Trust In God" by Elevation Worship, where we explore the resilience of faith in times of trial. This episode of "Lyric and Letter" intertwines the powerful lyrics of the song with scriptural foundations, notably focusing on passages that affirm God's unwavering presence and steadfast love. Join us as we examine how these lyrics echo the biblical truths of God’s immutable nature and His faithful provision, drawing on scriptures like Hebrews 13:5-6 and Psalm 34:4. This episode is not just a listen but an invitation to deepen your trust in God as we discuss His assured presence in our trials and the transformative power of persistent prayer. Immerse yourself in a spiritual journey that not only offers comfort and direction but also a deeper understanding of our faith as it applies to both challenges and everyday moments. Reflect, worship, and grow with us as we connect these timeless biblical truths to the pressing needs and joys of the present day. For those eager to explore further, check out the accompanying devotional on our website, packed with Bible study questions and personal reflection prompts that enhance and expand upon the topics discussed in this episode. Listen to the song on:⁠ Spotify Apple Music YouTube Connect with our vibrant community for engaging Bible studies and live thematic verse mapping sessions: Lyric and Letter Facebook Group Join us every Friday at 7 PM EST for our next session of Thematic Verse Mapping LIVE, focusing on Zechariah 13:9 on May 10th, available through our Facebook Group and YouTube channel. Download a free version of the map at www.lyricandletter.com. These gatherings are perfect for anyone looking to deepen their faith through community interaction and shared experiences. Please share this podcast with others who might find inspiration and solace in our journey through faith and fellowship. Thank you for joining us today, as we continue to discover the joy and peace of trusting in God's eternal presence. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Trust In God" by Elevation Worship, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.Full Lyrics to "Trust In God": Blessed Assurance, Jesus is mine He's been my fourth man in the fire, time after time Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood And what He did for me on Calvary is more than enough I trust in God, my Savior The one who will never fail He will never fail I trust in God, my Savior The one who will never fail He will never fail Perfect submission, all is at rest I know the author of tomorrow has ordered my steps So this is my story and this is my song I'm praising my risen King and Savior all the day long I trust in God, my Savior The one who will never fail He will never fail I trust in God, my Savior The one who will never fail He will never fail He didn't fail you then He won't fail you now I sought the Lord and He heard and He answered I sought the Lord and He heard and He answered I sought the Lord and He heard and He answered That's why I trust Him, that's why I trust Him...

Welcome to a special episode of "Lyric and Letter," where we delve into the heart and soul of the newly released song "Just Give Me Jesus." In this episode, we explore the song's profound call to prioritize our spiritual lives over material wealth. Through an in-depth analysis of each verse and its scriptural foundations, including Haggai 2:9 and Matthew 6:19-21, we uncover what it truly means to find our treasure in Christ. Whether you’re a long-time believer or just starting your faith journey, this episode will inspire and challenge you to deepen your relationship with God. For those looking to delve even deeper, check out the accompanying devotional on our website. This resource is packed with Bible study questions and personal reflection prompts that enhance and expand upon the topics discussed in this episode. Listen to the song: ⁠Spotify⁠ ⁠Apple Music⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ Connect with our vibrant community for live verse mapping sessions and engaging Bible studies: ⁠Lyric and Letter Facebook Group⁠ Join us every Friday at 7 PM EST for our next session of the Thematic Verse Mapping LIVE on our ⁠Facebook⁠ Group and ⁠YouTube⁠ channel. You can download a free version of the map at ⁠www.lyricandletter.com⁠. These gatherings are perfect for anyone looking to deepen their faith through community interaction and shared experiences. Please share this podcast with others who might find inspiration in our journey through faith and fellowship. Thank you for joining us today, as we continue to explore the joy and peace of God's presence. Full Lyrics of "Just Give Me Jesus" by Nick Day Verse 1: I don’t want riches I don’t want fame Who cares if I’m someone Or if they know my name Offer me power Or another stage I’d trade it for Jesus Again and again Chorus: Just give me Jesus All that I want All that I need is Jesus Only You satisfy I’m giving my life to Jesus Trading this world Following after Jesus Give me Jesus I want Him Verse 2: I don’t want titles Who cares if I shine To God be glory It should never be mine My life is for worship Not just the crowds ‘Cuz all that means nothing If You can’t be found Chorus: Just give me Jesus All that I want All that I need is Jesus Only You satisfy I’m giving my life to Jesus Trading this world Following after Jesus Give me Jesus I want Him Bridge: You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my rewards You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for You’re my treasure You’re my reward You’re my One thing All I’m living for Chorus: Just give me Jesus All that I want All that I need is Jesus Only You satisfy I’m giving my life to Jesus Trading this world Following after Jesus Give me Jesus I want Him Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Just Give Me Jesus" by Nick Day, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Explore the profound message of "Where the Story Ends" by New Life Worship in Episode 28 of "Lyric and Letter," titled "Answered in His Presence." This episode weaves together the rich lyrics of the song with the scriptural truths of Zephaniah 3:17, diving deep into themes of divine presence, healing, and the future hope of God’s kingdom. Full Lyrics to "Where the Story Ends": We believe you are the author, Mercy on every page, We believe you are the father, Perfect in all your ways, We believe you are the savior, Given so death could die, We believe you are the Spirit, Calling us back to life. When shadows are all around, There’s light breaking through the clouds, We know where the story ends. We believe you are the answer, The whole world is looking for, We believe you are the healer, And we need you more and more, We believe you are the future, The kingdom that’s yet to come, We believe you’re in this moment, Jesus, your will be done. Immerse yourself in a spiritual journey that explores how these themes resonate in our daily lives, offering comfort, direction, and a deeper understanding of our faith. Reflect, worship, and grow with us as we connect these timeless biblical truths to the challenges and joys of the present day. For those looking to delve even deeper, check out the accompanying devotional on our website. This resource is packed with Bible study questions and personal reflection prompts that enhance and expand upon the topics discussed in this episode. Listen to the song: Spotify Apple Music YouTube Connect with our vibrant community for live verse mapping sessions and engaging Bible studies: Lyric and Letter Facebook Group Join us every Friday at 7 PM EST for our next session of the Thematic Verse Mapping LIVE on our Facebook Group and YouTube channel. You can download a free version of the map at www.lyricandletter.com. These gatherings are perfect for anyone looking to deepen their faith through community interaction and shared experiences. Please share this podcast with others who might find inspiration in our journey through faith and fellowship. Thank you for joining us today, as we continue to explore the joy and peace of God's presence. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes selections of the song and the complete lyrics of "Where The Story Ends" by New Life Worship, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Welcome to a special episode of the Lyric and Letter Podcast, where we dive deep into the heart of God's eternal promises with the Easter story as our backdrop. Inspired by Charity Gayle's moving song "You Keep Your Promises," this episode invites us into a reflective journey on the steadfastness of God's love and faithfulness throughout generations. Full Lyrics of "You Keep Your Promises" by Charity Gayle: It is writtenYou're my refuge and strengthThough the earth may pass away, You will remainIt is writtenYou provide every needEverywhere that You will lead, You will sustainYou keep Your promisesYour goodness never endsFrom generation to generationYou keep Your covenantWe've seen Your faithfulnessFrom generation to generation It is writtenWe're redeemed by Your bloodAll the old has passed away, the new has comeIt is writtenIt's not by power or mightBut by the spirit of the Living God in usYou keep Your promisesYour goodness never endsFrom generation to generationYou keep Your covenantWe've seen Your faithfulnessFrom generation to generationWe will trust You and believeAs it's written, let it beYou alone will be a firm foundationWhat You've spoken is enoughIt's the ground we're standing onYou are God, and we will not be shakenWe will trust You and believeAs it's written, let it beYou alone will be a firm foundationWhat You've spoken is enoughIt's the ground we're standing onYou are God, and we will not be shakenYou keep Your promisesYour goodness never endsFrom generation to generationYou keep Your covenantWe've seen Your faithfulnessFrom generation to generationFrom generation to generationFrom generation to generation Join Rebecca on this profound exploration, reflecting on scriptural truths and the powerful assurances God gives us. Discover how these promises offer refuge, strength, and an everlasting foundation through all seasons of life. Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes the complete lyrics of "You Keep Your Promises" by Charity Gayle, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these lyrics is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended. In This Episode: Delve into the scriptural foundations that affirm God as our ever-present refuge and strength. Reflect on the powerful message of redemption and empowerment through Christ's sacrifice and the Holy Spirit. Engage with thought-provoking questions and insights designed to deepen your faith and encourage a lived experience of God's promises. Embark on this spiritual journey with us as we celebrate the unshakable promises of God, beautifully captured in the lyrics of Charity Gayle's song. It's a time to be inspired, to find renewal, and to deepen our connection with the divine promises that guide and sustain us through every generation. Visit www.lyricandletter.com for more episodes and resources illuminating God's Word's beauty and depth. Share this episode to spread the message of hope and faithfulness found in God's unending promises. Play the song: Apple Music Spotify YouTube

In this profoundly moving episode of Lyric and Letter, Rebecca Lane invites you into an intimate exploration of divine love through the song "My Beloved" from Eliza King's latest album, "The Pressing In." Released on March 1st, this song beckons us into a heartfelt dialogue with our Creator, reflecting the profound love and belonging found in Scripture. Join Rebecca, your guide and Scripture sleuth, as she delves into the layers of "My Beloved," a song that stands as a musical beacon of God's presence, reminding us of our identity, strength, and hope in Him. This episode is an open invitation to experience the beauty of being known and cherished by God as we navigate the scriptures and themes that resonate with Eliza King's lyrics. This episode is more than a listening experience; it's an invitation to deepen your relationship with God, exploring the depth of His love and the peace it brings to our lives. Share this journey of divine love and the profound truths we uncover with someone special in your life. In Christ Alone: 31 Days to Discover Your Identity in Christ Facebook Group Listen to "My Beloved" on your preferred music platform: Apple Music Spotify YouTube Music Here are the soul-stirring lyrics to "My Beloved": 1st Verse: The bread that I feast on The well that I draw from The ground that I stand on And the name that I call My strength in the moment My peace in the evening My reason for living when life Just feels too heavy 1st Chorus: So this is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved I shelter in his mercy In the shadow of his wings This is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved Bearing all my weakness He makes up for all these things All I have to do is lean 2nd Verse: The bread that I feast on The well that I draw from The ground that I stand on And the name that I call My strength in the moment My peace in the evening My reason for living when life Just feels too heavy 2nd Chorus: So this is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved I shelter in his mercy In the shadow of his wings This is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved Bearing all my weakness He makes up for all these things Bridge: And let my eyes not look For anything but the gaze of my true love And let my hands not reach For anything that come in between us And let my heart not search For refuge and strength in counterfeit places And let my feet not walk Toward any rest that isn’t your presense Final Chorus: This is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved And now I’ve seen His beauty I’m moving for all the others Yes, this is where you’ll find me Leaning on My Beloved No one else can draw my heart away, my heart away For I am my Beloved’s My Beloved is mine I am my Beloved’s My Beloved is mine I am my Beloved’s My Beloved is mine I am my Beloved’s My Beloved is mine Ending: All I have to do is lean All I have to do is lean So this is where you’ll find me Where you’ll find me This is where you’ll find me Fair Use Disclaimer: This podcast episode includes portions of "My Beloved" by Eliza King, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these song excerpts is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

Join us on "Lyric and Letter" for an inspiring journey through Phil Wickham's powerful anthem, "This Is Our God." In Season 2, Episode 25, titled "Shaking Off The Grave Clothes," we delve deep into the themes of liberation, redemption, and transformation that resonate within the song's lyrics:"Remember those walls that we called sin and shame? They were like prisons that we couldn't escape. But He came, and He died, and He rose. Those walls are rubble now..."Through a blend of narrative exploration, scripture reflection, and personal testimonies, this episode invites listeners to experience the profound grace of God that breaks down the walls of sin and shame, defeats the giants of death and grave, and lifts us from the pits of despair. We reflect on the significance of Christ's sacrificial act—His coming, dying, and rising—as the cornerstone of our faith and the foundation of our hope.Hear from community members like Jamie, who shares her testimony of encountering God's healing power, illustrating the tangible impact of His grace in our lives. Alongside, we ponder reflective questions and engage in prayer, inviting you to explore how the themes of "This Is Our God" echo in your own journey with Christ.Whether in moments of worship, in times of healing, or every step of our walk with Him, this episode is a testament to God's ongoing work in the world and in the hearts of those who follow Him. Let's discover together the boundless love of our God, who saves us, who loves us, and who calls us into a life of righteousness.Website: https://www.LyricandLetter.comDevotional: https://www.LyricandLetter.com/devotionalShop: https://www.lyricandletter.com/shopCommunity: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter Fair Use Disclaimer:This podcast episode includes brief snippets of "This Is Our God" by Phil Wickham, used under fair use for educational and review purposes only. All rights remain with the original copyright holders. The use of these song excerpts is intended to provide context for our discussion and to enhance the listener's understanding of the themes explored within the episode. No copyright infringement is intended.

In this special Christmas episode of 'Lyric and Letter,' host Rebecca offers a profound exploration of the beloved Christmas carol, ‘O Holy Night,’ highlighting the rendition by the talented group 'Life in 3D.' This episode invites listeners to discover the lyrical beauty and spiritual depth of this enduring hymn. Through an in-depth analysis, we uncover the historical context and scriptural connections embedded in 'O Holy Night.' Each verse is dissected to reveal themes of hope, redemption, and the transformative message of Christ's birth. We juxtapose the carol's powerful lyrics with relevant biblical passages, providing a rich, contemplative experience. As we celebrate the spirit of Christmas, we also present a special performance of 'O Holy Night' by 'Life in 3D.' Their angelic harmonies add a divine touch to this festive gathering. For more mesmerizing music, visit 'Life in 3D' on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@lifein.3d) at Life in 3D and Instagram at @lifein.3d (https://www.instagram.com/lifein.3d/) Join our community on Facebook at Lyric and Letter Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter) to share your thoughts and connect with fellow listeners. Also, don't miss the opportunity to deepen your faith journey with our upcoming devotional series. These devotionals are a perfect companion for your spiritual exploration and can be purchased at our website (https://www.lyricandletter.com/shop). As we bid farewell to this year and welcome the new, we look forward to bringing you more enriching content in Season 2 of 'Lyric and Letter,' returning in February 2024. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the 'Lyric and Letter' team. May the joy and love of Christ's birth fill your hearts this festive season. #LyricAndLetter #OHolyNight #ChristmasSpecial #WorshipMusic #ChristianPodcast #LifeIn3D

Join us in Episode 23 of the 'Lyric and Letter' Podcast for a soul-stirring exploration of God's holiness. In this season finale, we delve deep into the sacred scriptures, from Exodus to Revelation, uncovering the awe-inspiring holiness of God that permeates our world and the heavens. In this episode, we reflect on the sacred spaces in our daily lives, the mysterious guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the unceasing worship that fills the heavens. With passages like Exodus 3:5, John 3:8, and Revelation 5:11-13, we invite you to join us in recognizing God’s presence in the ordinary and extraordinary moments of life. As we ponder these scriptures, let them challenge, comfort, and inspire you to weave the profound truths of God’s holiness into your everyday existence. Let's embrace the invitation to live a life marked by divine encounters and heavenly worship. For deeper study and reflection, download our free devotional, packed with all the scripture from today’s episode. It’s designed to bring you closer to the heart of God, one scripture at a time. Available at: www.lyricandletter.com/devotional Explore our faith-based gift shop for meaningful items that resonate with the truths discussed in our podcast. Each piece is thoughtfully created to remind us of the sacred scriptures we cherish. Visit: www.lyricandletter.com/shop Continue the conversation and share your insights in our vibrant Facebook group. Your stories and reflections enrich our tapestry of worship and study. Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter Thank you for being a part of our journey this season. May God's unchanging holiness be a source of strength and joy in your life. Stay tuned for Season 2, and have a blessed day in the Lord!

🌟 This episode takes us on a spiritual journey through the worship song "Surrounded by Holy" by Bethel Music and Zahriya Zachary. Join us as we delve into the profound lyrics of this song, exploring their scriptural roots and the powerful message of God's enveloping holiness. 🕊️ In this episode, we explore the sacred space where God's presence is palpable, where the heartbeat of the Almighty resonates within our own. The lyrics of "Surrounded by Holy" are not just words of worship but invitations to step into the divine, to be amazed by God's grace and majesty, and to join the heavenly hosts in their unending worship. 📖 Each verse and phrase of this worship anthem is soaked in scriptural references, echoing the Psalms and inviting us into a deeper fellowship with our Creator. We unpack these echoes, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide us into all truth, revealing the deep resonance of worship that unites us. 🙏 In our discussion, we relate the lyrics to our daily lives, illustrating how we can manifest the holiness of God in our routines, relationships, and personal devotions. From embracing moments of quiet reflection to recognizing the sovereignty of God in every aspect of life, this episode is a call to live a life of worship and reverence. 📚 We also delve into R.C. Sproul’s book “God is Holy,” an insightful companion that echoes the themes of our song and invites us further into the majesty of the Lord. Sproul's words, combined with the lyrics of our song, bring us face to face with the transcendence of God—a transcendence that draws us near in a personal and transformative encounter. 🤔 Reflect on the holiness of God in your life with our thoughtful questions, meant to deepen your understanding and relationship with the Almighty. 💖 If you find this episode enriching, please consider sharing it with friends, family, and church leaders. Join our vibrant community on Facebook for daily inspiration, prayer, and fellowship. 🎁 With Christmas approaching, explore our collection of faith-inspired gifts at our online shop. Support our podcast and express your faith with these thoughtful items. 🙌 Stay tuned for more episodes that deepen your walk with the Lord. Until next time, let the harmony of His eternal love be the soundtrack of your life. God Bless! Links: Playlist: www.lyricandletter.com/playlist Devotionals: www.lyricandletter.com/devotional Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter Online Shop: www.lyricandletter.com/shop Hashtags: #LyricAndLetter #WorshipMusic #ChristianPodcast #BethelMusic #HolyHolyHoly #GodsPresence #SpiritualJourney #BibleStudy #WorshipAndScripture

Discover the divine resonance in worship with "Lyric and Letter," where we delve into the scriptural tapestry woven into the anthems of our faith. In this soul-stirring episode, we explore Elevation Worship's "Praise," a song that calls us into a deeper understanding of worship as a dwelling place for God's presence. Join Rebecca as she illuminates the scriptural foundations that undergird the lyrics, drawing from the poignant truths of Psalm 22:3 and Psalm 34:1. Each verse in "Praise" is not just a lyrical line but a spiritual stepping stone leading us closer to the heart of worship, where praise becomes more than a song—it becomes a sanctuary. Through "Lyric and Letter," we invite you to deepen your spiritual journey and transform your understanding of worship. This isn't just a podcast; it's a pilgrimage towards a more intimate relationship with Christ through the power of worship music. Whether you're here to find comfort, to learn, or simply to worship, you're in the right place. Tap into resources designed to enhance your study and worship: Playlist: Dive into the songs that shape our faith at www.lyricandletter.com/playlist. Devotional: Deepen your reflection with our companion devotional at www.lyricandletter.com/devotional. Gift Shop: Wear your faith and support the ministry at www.lyricandletter.com/shop. Subscribe and join our community of believers as we uplift our spirits and enrich our faith through the power of worship music. Join our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter #LyricAndLetter #WorshipDeepDive #SpiritualJourney #Praise #ElevationWorship #WorshipMusic #FaithPodcast