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peter liam holcross
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Peter Liam Holcross
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A very simple song of praise to the Father, to Jesus, and to the Holy Spirit.
In Revelation 5 we see Christ as 'the Lamb slain' standing in the midst of the throne of God.
I had been a Christian for a long time when I one day "took a gamble" on trusting Jesus completely in all things, and found Him to be completely trustworthy. A mind-blowing, awesome experience followed, almost like being born again... again!
Holding fast to Him, He gives us wings to fly!
'B.O.T.D.' stands for 'Blood On The Doorpost'. The blood of our Passover Lamb, Jesus Christ, must be sprinkled on the doorpost of our heart all the time; then the 'destroying angel' must pass over us, and the Spirit of God can dwell in us.
The love of the Father for His lost child. The father should be angry with him, but instead he runs to meet his son and welcome him back into his home.
A new sunrise of faith in our hearts.
On being filled with the Spirit of Christ, the Spirit of Truth, the Comforter, the Holy Ghost.... a prayer.
We always need to come to the Cross of Christ for comfort, rest and release. This is where we "abide in Christ" and know the love of the Father most directly.
Jesus is the Light of the world Who came down from heaven for us.
A song about Christian marriage. A man and woman walk the "narrow way" together, by God's grace and with His blessing.
Many Christians try to get away with that 'little bitty sin', which we deem 'too small to hurt anyone'. Unfortunately, in so doing we sabotage our relationship with God, and grease the way to slide into greater and greater sin. Repent!
Jesus, the Captain of our salvation, is returning soon; the storm that precedes His coming is gathering now. As good soldiers and sailors, we must wait for His return patiently and faithfully.