“A New Anointing” as performed by Zoe Group [Video]
This post features a song I wrote that we’re working up for Easter. I’m excited to direct our church choir on this acapella arrangement of “A New Anointing / This Is The Day”, as recorded by the wonderful Zoe Group.
This will be the first time I’ve had the pleasure of leading the choral version, and it sounded so good at rehearsal last night!
So, here is a link I’ve put up for the HFUMC choir to download. I will leave this up as a free download for a very limited time.
This is a live worship video of “Lift Up Your Heads”combined with the song “King of Kings”. I’ve used it frequently as a processional song for Palm Sunday.
“Lift Up” is straight ahead antiphonal singing the NIV translation of Psalm 24 verses 7-10.
“King of Kings” is a compilation of several spontaneous riffs created over many seasons of worshiping with this song.
This a pretty good example of my Davidic approach to writing and leading worship.
You will never leave me
I know You will never forsake me
And even when I can’t see You – I know that You’re there
And even when I can’t feel You – I know that You care
And when my heart is shattered and broken
Your ways seem a mystery
Still I believe you’ll never abandon me
Cause I’m never alone, never alone through the dark night of the soul, I’m never alone I’m never alone, never alone through the dark night of the soul, I’m never alone You hold me ,you surround me, with the sound of Your love I’m never alone, never alone, never alone, never alone I’m never alone, never alone, never alone, never alone
I know you’ll never leave me
I know you’ll never forsake me
I know you will never abandon me
I’m never alone, never alone, never alone, never alone
I’m never alone, never alone, never alone, never alone
You will never leave me
Copyright 2001/2011 Rob Still /Rob Still Music (ASCAP)
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On a national level, the Sandy Hook massacre is the most profound tragedy I can recall since 911. I felt some solace in the words of this song. I hope others do too.
Like millions of Americans, Friday night I was glued to the TV watching the news updates on CNN. Local townsfolk were packing nearby churches for prayer, just like 911.
I wrote this song with the idea of keeping “Christ” in “Christmas”. Lyrically, I’m trying to summarize the Incarnation story. Musically, I was in a piano-playing-Billy-Joel-meets-Beatles = how-many-chords-and-modulations-can-I-put-in-this-song frame of mind.
Free download the month of December. Here’s a video.
Today is Holy Saturday. Many traditions use this as a day of rest, reflection, and anticipation. Cause Sunday’s coming.
Jesus [Song Video]
This song is from the project What Words Can’t Say. It’s about the identity of Christ. I hope it encourages you to reflect on Him today. We’ll make it a free download for the rest of April.
I loved hearing the heart and mind of the man through his own voice. The audio book also won a Grammy. To understand Kings perspective and vision in his own words made a great impact on me.
The first two Saturday’s of the new year I’ve attended a funeral. Sadly, both times, of someone far too young.
I have a collection of songs composed either in response to, or anticipation of, death and loss. I’m gathering these together in a collection called “For Those Who Mourn” (free download).
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