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Some of the lyrics from “Trust and Obey.” “Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him! How I've proved Him o'er and o'er Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus! Oh, for grace to trust Him more.”

Where does God say this. We have plain scripture that, word for word, says in different places, God now knows something that He didn’t know before. You take it upon yourself to say that He actually means the opposite. Please show in scripture where He says that He speaks “on our level” but...

Ka-pow!!

Obedience to the faith = Obedient to believe in faith and not works. “My” gospel = Gospel of faith and not works.

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Oh good grief. Right in front of my eyes.

Where are the Battle Royals? Have they been moved to kgov?

Good luck and godspeed to anybody who does. Just kidding! (Maybe) 😁

Didn’t know. Guess that’s what you get for being away too long. Now my heart hurts. 😢😢😢

I didn’t know about this. What happened?

Wow! I do get tired of every other commercial being an advertisement of a drug.

Apologies for the bad words but this says a lot. I posted the lyrics because sometimes he’s hard to understand. I've been sellin' my soul, workin' all day / Overtime hours for ******** pay / So I can sit out here and waste my life away / Drag back home and drown my troubles away. Pre-Chorus...

Oh good grief. Now I have that faggy song stuck in my head.

It was awesome!!! A definite must see!!

Perfect!

I think that was a popular mistake by most kids that knew the song.

Exactly!! I absolutely cannot stand most modern Christian songs. I like some of the harder stuff. A while ago I listened to ones like Skillet, Fireflight and Kutless. I really liked Skillet because their drummer is (was?) a young lady. Haven’t listened to them in a long time. My daughter plays...

What are some songs where you got the lyrics on. When I was little, I thought “Bringing in the Sheaves” was “Bringing in the Sheets” and that’s exactly how I sang it at church. Lyrics in Toto’s song “Africa.” I thought it was “I miss the rains down in Africa.” But it’s “ I bless the rains…”