Cheryl Rogers

This song from Proverbs 4 encourages us to guard our hearts and live by the biblical wisdom that leads to long life and health.

Come out from Among Them, from 2 Corinthians 6, is a rousing call to disassociate ourselves from unbelievers.

Great is the Lord, from Psalm 145, is a praise song recounting God’s goodness, mercy, strength and provision for all.

God is for Me, a choral number from Psalm 56, is a comforting reminder that God is on our side and we need not be afraid of man.

Marvelous Are Your Works is a song from Psalm 139 praising God for his work in creation and reminding us we “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

In Spirit and in Truth, derived from John 4 and 5, shed’s God’s truth on what is true worship: We are to worship God as a spirit because he is a spirit.

Arise, Shine is a march from Isaiah 60 encouraging us to be who God has called us to be. The song includes many of God’s promises to us, including provision, favor, and righteousness for our loved ones.

Look Upon Zion from Isaiah 33 is a song of hope and promise that we shall see “the king in his beauty” in the land God promised us.

We Have a Strong City from Isaiah 26 is a song about idolatry, God’s mercy, and strength in the Lord.

Do All to the Glory of God from 1 Corinthians 10 reminds us we should live for God and his purposes, pleasing others and not ourselves in hopes they will be saved.

To God Alone Belongs Glory, from Psalm 115, is a song about idolatry which encourages us to trust and fear God.