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4 de mai. de 2024 · “How Deep The Father’s Love For Us” is a song originally written by Stuart Townend and covered by Owl City. The song explores the depth of God’s love for humanity and the sacrifice He made by sending His only Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins.
- Christy Harris
Há 5 dias · Henry Stuart Townend. For services to the Olympic Games Organisation. Henry Norwood Trye, MInstT. For services as Traffic Auditor, London Passenger Transport Board. Maggie Unsworth, Headmistress, Parr Central Secondary Modern Girls School, St. Helens, Lancashire. John Vardy, Principal, Liverpool Farm School, Newton-le-Willows ...
11 de mai. de 2024 · Written by Stuart Townend, Keith Getty, and Kristyn Getty, “Come People of the Risen King” was first released in 2007 as part of their live album. As the title suggests, the song calls upon people to gather and join in worship, reminding us of the triumph of Jesus over sin and death.
- A Live Album
- 2007
- Keith & Kristyn Getty
- Stuart Townend, Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty
19 de mai. de 2024 · The Meaning Behind The Song: O Church Arise (Arise, Shine) by Keith & Kristyn Getty Title O Church Arise (Arise, Shine) Artist Keith & Kristyn Getty Writer/Composer Stuart Townend, Kristyn Getty, Keith Getty, Chris Tomlin Album Facing a Task Unfinished (Deluxe) (2016) Release Date June 17, 2016 Genre Pop, Christian, Worship, Religion, Hymn Producer Nathan …
3 de mai. de 2024 · How Deep the Father's Love For Us | By Stuart Townend | Cover by Rachel & Nathan Durbin. This classic worship song by Stuart Townend has been done by so many great artists, including Selah,...
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- Rachel Durbin
6 de mai. de 2024 · 7. “In Christ Alone” By Keith Getty And Stuart Townend; 8. “Even If” By MercyMe; 9. “Way Maker” By Sinach; 10. “Peace Be Still” By The Belonging Co Ft. Lauren Daigle; 11. “How Great Is Our God” By Chris Tomlin; 12. “The Comeback” By Danny Gokey; 13. “Praise You In This Storm” By Casting Crowns
Há 5 dias · The song's authors, Stuart Townend and Northern Ireland born and now a Nashville resident, Keith Getty, objected. "So the committee voted to drop the song," said Smietana. "Critics say the proposed change was sparked by liberals wanting to take God's wrath out of the hymnal.
