Super Summer - Khaki Worship

this post is a list of the songs i used during the khaki worship sessions at super summer.

O Praise Him - David Crowder Band
Christ is Risen - Mia Fields and Matt Maher
Cannons - Phil Wickham
Holy Is the Lord - Chris Tomlin
Before The Throne of God Above - Shane & Shane version
Lead Me to the Cross - Hillsong
Ruin Me - Jeff Johnson
Come Ye Sinners
Everlasting God - Chris Tomlin
So High - Barry & Michelle Patterson
The Greatness of Our God - Stuart David Garrard, Jason Ingram (Hillsong Publishing)
Everything - Tim Hughes
Jesus Paid It All - Kristian Stanfield

The Village Church (click here or here for Village chord charts)
- In My Place
- Hallelujah, God is Here
- Made Us Alive
- Glorious Day
- To the God of Victory
- All I Need
- Only the Blood

if you would like for me to email you specific chord charts, leave a comment on this post and include your email address.

happy Easter

One Day performed by Jeff Johnson.

Lyrics:

One day when Heaven was filled with His praises
One day when sin was as black as could be
Jesus came forth to be born of a virgin
Dwelt among men, my example is He
Word became flesh and the light shined among us
His glory revealed

Living, He loved me
Dying, He saved me
Buried, He carried my sins far away
Rising, He justified freely forever
One day He’s coming
Oh glorious day, oh glorious day

One day they led Him up Calvary’s mountain
One day they nailed Him to die on a tree
Suffering anguish, despised and rejected
Bearing our sins, my Redeemer is He
Hands that healed nations, stretched out on a tree
And took the nails for me

One day the grave could conceal Him no longer
One day the stone rolled away from the door
Then He arose, over death He had conquered
Now He’s ascended, my Lord evermore
Death could not hold Him, the grave could not keep Him
From rising again

One day the trumpet will sound for His coming
One day the skies with His glories will shine
Wonderful day, my Beloved One, bringing
My Savior, Jesus, is mine

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hallelujah

i am a fan of the jeff buckley song, Hallelujah. here are two videos of my favorite versions of the song. one is the justin timberlake/matt morris rendition (recorded for a benefit for haiti), the other is phil wickham.

to view justin timberlake video, click here.

to view phil wickham video, click here

pomplamoose music

dude. check this out. weird name but creative music... here's a brilliant remake of a somewhat popular song.

facebook-ers... click here to see the video.

a new song.

i co-wrote a song with a friend this past year that she put on her recently released album. you should check it out...click here: http://bit.ly/6A1sOd.

if you would like to hear samples of the complete album (and purchase it of course), visit itunes. (artist: jodie wachsmann, album: hope in the unseen).

american idol... have you seen this.

check this out. shout to the lord on american idol.

kanye vs. 50 cent

so have you heard about the rivalry between kanye west and 50 cent? the skinny of the drama is: both 50 cent and kanye are putting out new albums on sept. 11, and 50 cent says he will retire if kanye sales more albums than he does (click here to read the story).

a friend of mine (andrew crosby) blogged about the rivalry, and since i liked his idea, i thought i'd plug his post, here it is:
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so, i was reading a little online about the feud between kanye west and 50 cent. normally i wouldn't care at all and would just kinda laugh and move on. but then i saw that 50 cent said he would retire if kanye's album outsold his in their first week. and this got me interested. i think it's the civic duty of all americans to bring about the retirement of 50 cent, and i think i know 2 ways that this can happen on the grassroots level.

1. buy the kanye album and tell all of your friends to do the same. and

2. more importantly. make a trip early tomorrow morning to your music retailers such as best buy, circuit city, target, and wal-mart. go ahead and grab your copy of kanye's album and then move on to wherever they are displaying all of the 50 cent albums. then, load your basket with ALL of the 50 cent albums and move out of the cd section of the store. for wal-mart and target slowly start to unload your basket of 50 cent's albums as you move throughout the store. a couple of discs with the milk, a stack behind men's underwear, 3 or 4 behind some cans of soup, a stack in the arts and crafts section, etc. you get the idea. for best buy and circuit city you'll want to "reorganize" the discs. i'd say aim for the adult pop sections. your billy joels, neil diamonds, elton johns, etc.

uncle sam needs you. we can do it.

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i might just give in and go along with his idea... so what do you think? if kanye wins, would 50 cent actually really retire? we can only hope.

the real jesus

here is a video by the band downhere for their song, the real jesus. great song. check it out.

philos - the next great american band

here is a band made up of some of my friends (vince, michael and kenny)... and their friends. here's me supporting.



you can also check them out on myspace.

you might notice that the "colorist" from the revlon super bowl commercial is in the band, so i'll give you that video as well so that you can see kenny hanging withe sheryl crow.

i'm not who i was

if you listen to christian radio... you have become familiar with brandon heath's song, i'm not who i was, as it is climbing its way up the charts. i've included the new music video for the song, so that if you are not familiar with the song, we can remedy that fact right now.



the first time i heard this song was when i purchased brandon's album, don't get comfortable, right after it was released. i was walking through mardels christian store's music section and saw the album with someone i recognized. brandon lead worship at the church that i attended while i lived in nashville, so of course i had to purchase the album to support a familiar face.

this song, "i'm not who i was," expresses a lot of what my past 11 months has been about. i had a very close friend... who is no longer a part of my life, and every time i hear this song it reminds me of how much i have changed and how i am no longer who i was when i knew this person. we grow through pain. we figure out who we are and what we are made of when conflict arises... and our response to handling it reveals magnitudes about our true selves.

i am sure that this song, "i'm not who i was," has grow so popular because it expresses what many of us would like to be able to say/do with someone in our past. if only we could just call them up... and talk.