Dear Friends,
Just a bonus note that my new song, "Always Is Always" (from this Sunday's sermon on Matthew 28:16-20) is available to listen to at the player below.
You can also choose to purchase the song as a digital download (again, follow the link you'll see, you can purchase it at Bandcamp for $1.00, or if you choose to give more, you can), and I'll send any and all proceeds to Lutheran World Relief for its Syria relief ministries to directly help those in the midst of the devastation and displacement in Syria.
No strings. No catch. No fine print: you want to listen for free? Great. You want to buy the song and know all proceeds go to help people living through the humanitarian crisis of our era? Hurray!
If you are interested in the lyrics, see below the player!
Always is Always (a song
drawn from Matthew 28:16-20)
A Song for Hope+New Life—June 11, 2017 (Holy
Trinity Sunday)
Now we are gathered, held like a
breath, for an instant
Until you lead us, rippling out,
both near and distant.
Like dandelions, wind carries
seeds to plant them
As we are scattered Let your
promise be our anthem:
“Always is always is always.
Always is always is always.
Deep in your bones,
Know you’re never alone
Always I’ll be with you.”
Into a new day, out to the world
that sees us
Moved by your mercy We’ll bring
the life of Jesus.
So here’s to beginnings You
fashion out of endings
We’ll trust your presence comes
along with your sending:
“Always is always is always.
Always is always is always.
Lean on these words
Until everyone’s heard:
Always I’ll be with you.”
Whatever happens we’ll go with
Word and water
Knowing for certain You call us
sons and daughters.
We’ll be your welcome, offered to
friend and stranger
Echo your voice there stronger
than fear or danger:
“Always is always is always.
Always is always is always.
No matter the place
You can’t outrun grace
Always I’ll be with you.”
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