This song was written after visiting a man in the hospital dying with bond cancer and after praying for assurance with the pastor said, “I may not see you down here but I’ll see you again up in heaven. I’ll See You Again Up In Heaven Verse 1 You may not be with us
This songs is from a poem that I wrote long ago when the “Jesus Movement” was prevalent and many were talking about Jesus, some were impressed with “Jesus Christ Superstar” and other music that were really a mock on my Savior. I was so hurt by the way Jesus was portrayed that I wrote this
One day Jeanie and I were talking about how people seem to never notice God or His creation. They live their lives as if there were no God even though God sent his own son, Jesus Christ, to come to earth and live a perfect life and then die for their sins. The promises of
This song was written when I was at a church in Florida and had just heard a very good sermon. The outline of the sermon composes the three verses of this song and the chorus or refrain is, I believe, one of the best definitions of the Salvation of a Christian that one can find
I have been a fond reader of Watchman Nee for many years. In one of his books, a lesson about rising early before dawn to spend time with God inspired me to write the words and music to this song. My desire is that the hearer may be blessed to know the Lord more. This
I have been hearing this song sung; the melody was beautiful and the word “Hallelujah” was Godly but the words were very inadequate to the meaning of the word “HALLELUJAH.” The song story of King David was wrongly told to demean the character of his life and to a Holy God. Actually David was a man
