2 Christian Musics That Are All About Jesus The purpose of music is usually to express something about yourself, and there are few things more personal than Jesus. Whether a protest song, a love song, or a praise song, music can evoke strong emotions. It can make you feel happy, hopeful, or angry. It can make you feel something, so it's no surprise that music is so effective at communicating Christian themes. Christian music is a broad church, and there's not a single genre of Christian music that sounds the same. Some songs are upbeat and danceable, while others are slow and sombre. Some are fast, some are slow, some rock, some are simple, and some need no words at all. Music is such an important part of God’s story—a way to bring people into an encounter with Him. For Christians, music can be a way to connect with God and experience His goodness.
Good God father We should all be thankful for the fathers in our lives, but what makes a good father? A father can be many things, but we should always make sure we acknowledge him for his good qualities. There are plenty of reasons to be grateful today, so let us take a look at some of them. Good Godfather is one of Joe's favourite movies. It's the story of an abused child, played by Jon Voight. His mother, played by Jack Nicholson, is an alcoholic. The tragedy begins to unfold when he finds a dead body in his yard and assumes it was his mother. The film is very dark and disturbing, but the message is there. We are not alone. Someone is always watching, and someone is always there for us. A lot of people say, “Good God,” when they don’t mean it. We tend to say it with our mouths open, because the word “God” is so big and unfamiliar. But God, and Father, are words we can and should say with our mouths closed. Don’t get us wrong, the words “good” and “god” get thrown around a lot, but they don’t always mean the same thing.
Rejoice in Your Name It's not always easy to find joy in the journey through life, but that's all the more reason you should. Joy can be elusive at times, but it doesn't have to be. God promises his joy is in you, and as believers, we are to rejoice. So, how do you find joy in your daily life? Here are some things that might help you. Though we live in a culture that teaches us to strive for material pleasures, God calls us to worship him in all of his glory. God delights in us when we love him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. We shouldn’t worry about material pleasures, but look instead to “the things of eternal value”.
This Christmas season, let's rejoice that Jesus Christ came to bring us salvation instead of condemnation. Like a child, rejoice that Christ was born that we may know the Father.