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  • Hey everyone! I just came back from a worship service led by this group, and I heard an amazing song, but i cant figure out if he has recorded it previously.... What i take is the chorus: \\\Under the shadow of your wings/// I will find my rest. the it goes on to talk about how we are thirsty from seeking his presence but we dont stop to drink... Does anyone know the first verse to that song? or where i can find the lyrics? Thanks alot!
  • His Music is sooo anointed and full of passion, just listening makes me feel closer to God!Which is were I want to be.
  • love this guy, I desire to have this type of passion for God that he displays in his music. Thanks for being a good example to all of us Jesus lovers out here
  • Saw him last night at Morningstar (near Charlotte, NC)..amazing as usual!!
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  • I thank God for your gift and your obedience that we may be edified as a body with the kind of worship you bring. It is truly fresh and newness is what we need. I'm from South Africa where there is much religion, so to get hold of your music is a blessing. I give God Glory!
  • Hey there bro... God´s blessing to you... you worship music is tuching many hearts of people i know... keep on the great work with God
  • Jason, my friends and I have been pressing in for revival among young adults in Lake County, IL. We would love for you to come visit and lead us in worship. If we put together a prayer gathering at our local college campus would you be willing to lead us in worship%3F
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    Surprises

    Tonight Samuel and I read the story of ‘Jacob and Esau making peace'. The verse that stuck out to me the most tonight is Genesis 33:10, where Jacob says to Esau "And what a relief to see your friendly smile. It is like seeing the face of God." Jacob was preparing to meet a very angry and bitter Esau, but instead was received with Love and forgiveness.I believe one of the practical ways God reveals himself to us is by countering our expectations with the "last thing we expect." Expectations are one of the ways we feel in control of what is going on around us, but also one of the great blinders over our eyes from seeing God. Sometimes it is a fearful experience when things don't turn out the way we plan. Other times (like with Jacob) it is a great relief when things don't turn out the way we plan. Either way, these are often the moments in life that we see the face of God most clearly.