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| | Ask
“Ask” – the title summarizes the message of this hymn about prayer. It is based on Jesus’ parable about the friend at midnight (Luke 11:5-13).
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| | Fruit unto God
Put yourself in Jesus’ parable of the tenants (Luke 20:9-19). God has sent His precious Son to you. Will you give him the love and trust that is due Him?
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| | I Come in Christ
God welcomes those who come to Him humbly. This hymn is based on Jesus’ Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector (Luke 18:9-14).
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| | Indebted to God's Love
Have you ever considered the debt of love You owe to your Heavenly Father for all He has done for you? This hymn is based on Jesus’ parable found in Luke 7:40-47.
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| | Living Toward God
In His parable, Jesus calls the rich man a fool (Luke 12:13-21). Bathed in all God’s blessings, he ignored God in the way he lived. O Father, help me to live every moment turned toward You, trusting You, worshiping You!
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| | Persistent Prayer
Father, in all my praying, help me to show the patient persistence of the widow in Jesus’ parable (Luke 18:1-8).
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| | Repent
Jesus’ parable captures the sobering urgency of repentance (Luke 13:1-9). The stakes are immense, and the time is now!
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| * | Take These Goods I Cannot Keep
Invest the temporary, physical goods God has lent you and use them for eternal gain – gain for yourself and for Your Master. Based on Jesus’ Parable of the Shrewd Manager (Luke 16:1-13), to a familiar tune.
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| | Transcendent and Immanent
Our magnificent, All-in-all God is
transcendent – gloriously high over all that is – and yet
immanent – personally, intimately, constantly with us.
Praise to You, our wonderful Father!
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