Week 4 SongsMusic is one good way to let the Good News enter our hearts. Throughout this series we are suggesting some songs from a variety of genres for reflecting on the Kingdom. Take a listen and see what speaks to your tastes and heart. View all songs for the series here.
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What You Got - Billy Crockett
Christian singer-songwriter Billy Crocket sings this catchy acoustic guitar tune that reminds us of how God can transform our "not enough" into "more than enough" for the Kingdom.
What you’ve got it ain’t near enough |
So, what you’ve got it ain’t near enough
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Thy Kingdom Come - Nicole C. Mullen
In this recording, Nicole C. Mullen offers her version of the Our Father with Gospel music stylings and backing vocals by Michael O'Brien.
Our Father, in heaven, |
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Behold Now the Kingdom - John Michael Talbot & Terry Talbot
Longtime Catholic troubadour and monk John Michael Talbot wrote this classic musical reflection on the paradox of the Kingdom.
A multitude followed a man, a prophet, who spoke words of wisdom |
Written by John Michael Talbot © 1980 Birdwing Music/Cherry Lan Music Publishing Co., Inc.
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Instant Karma - John Lennon
While not a Christian song, John Lennon's popular anthem is a challenge to take responsibility for our actions and the effects they have today.
Instant Karma's gonna get you |
Well we all shine on |
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