Articles and thoughts by Steve Green.
Pensando de ti
May 9th, 2009
Here are a couple of encouraging reminders that you and I are not forgotten. Rather, we are thought of with an undeserved love and tenderness we can hardly imagine.
Psalm 139:17 “How precious to me are your thoughts, O God!”
God is always thinking upon us, never turns aside His mind from us, has us always before His eyes; and this is precisely as we would have it, for it would be dreadful to exist for a moment beyond the observation of our heavenly Father. His thoughts are always tender, loving, wise, prudent, far-reaching, and they bring to us countless benefits: hence it is a choice delight to remember them. The Lord always did think upon His people: hence their election and the covenant of grace by which their salvation is secured; He always will think upon them: hence their final perseverance by which they shall be brought safely to their final rest. In all our wanderings the watchful glance of the Eternal Watcher is evermore fixed upon us—we never roam beyond the Shepherd’s eye. In our sorrows He observes us incessantly, and not a pang escapes Him; in our toils He marks all our weariness, and writes in His book all the struggles of His faithful ones. These thoughts of the Lord encompass us in all our paths, and penetrate the innermost region of our being. Not a nerve or tissue, valve or vessel, of our bodily organization is uncared for; all the littles of our little world are thought upon by the great God.
Charles Spurgeon – Morning and Evening
Isaiah 49:15-16 “Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you. See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands.”
God will never, ever forget us… even if we should forget Him. Today, every nanosecond, our Father will be remembering us with the compassion of a nursing mother, no matter what we do, or what kind of a pickle or predicament we are in. The image of being engraved on the palms of God’s hands comes to life when we remember the nail-pierced hands of Jesus. The hands of the most profound love ever imaged hold us tenderly and tightly. Beloved, you are being remembered with compassion right now…
Scotty Smith – Founding Pastor, Christ Community Church
56 Comments »
One of the ways that God has remembered me through the years has been using your ministry of music to encourage and convict me–touching my heart at just the right moments and reminding me not only of God’s love but also His holiness.
Comment by Marilyn — May 10, 2009 @ 6:30 am
Marilyn, You get the award for attending the most concerts! 68 At a young 81 you are amazing.
Happy Mother’s Day.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 10, 2009 @ 6:44 am
This journal entry has arrested me. Of course, I knew these things years ago - but through aging and life…I forgot.
God knows me intimately at all times. My discreet and insignificant issues are foremost on his mind - always.
My heart is weeping right now, as I think about my unfaithfulness to God.
Jesus may be my Savior - but he is not always my Lord.
Thank you Steve, for allowing the Holy Spirit to speak through you - these words have penetrated deeply.
Comment by Tim — May 11, 2009 @ 10:17 pm
Hey, I’m just sharing what I need to be reminded of every day. Thank you for your honesty.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 11, 2009 @ 10:37 pm
Steve,
Thanks for the reminder that God knows exactly where His kids are and what they are up to!!! Just like any great parent…so I better just forget about trying to do anything on my own in the way of self-promotion!!! I am been learning this once again..to just chill out.
I appreciate the words of Pastor Scotty Smith.
PTL…summer is on the way!
Natalie
Comment by Natalie Kleefisch — May 11, 2009 @ 10:39 pm
As I re-read this journal entry of yours, I thought about the following:
If our Father in Heaven is always thinking about others (His children)…then just maybe He would be producing this same character trait or fruit in us, as well. That we are like Him when we choose to think about the needs of others first..their pain, their feelings, their happiness, their joys, looking out for their best interests.
I am reminded of Paul’s words in Phillipians 2:3-4. “Don’t be selfish; don’t live to make a good impression on others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourself. Don’t think only about your own affairs, but be interested in others, too, and what they are doing.” NLT
As a counselor, I am thinking…we would have less divorce among even Christians and more time and money to even share with others.
Thanks,Steve,for letting me share my heart on this matter. The Lord knows I am surely in process..and not finished yet.
Natalie
Comment by Natalie Kleefisch — May 14, 2009 @ 10:50 am
Great thought, Natalie, and great objective. Loving others flows from knowing how much we are loved. I still have a long way to go, but that’s where we live… in the tension of the already and the not yet. Our sanctification is three stages: initial - at our conversion, progressive - in life, and final - at the resurrection.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 16, 2009 @ 1:16 pm
Bless you, Kristin. Only our gracious God can bring you comfort for this difficult season. Your faith is a testament to God’s very present help.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 16, 2009 @ 1:20 pm
I posted a couple days ago on my blog about your Hide ‘em in Your Heart cd’s. See I was singing along with my kids in the van and heard them in a new light as I’m filtering everything through this new trial we are passing through. We lost our son Noah in 2006 and we were very excited about this new pregnancy. But because of several ultra sounds we have seen the progression of heart failure in this little one in my womb. I’m so thankful that I can help my other children learn The Word now, so that they can hear the Truth above all else as they pass through their own trials. Thanks for encouraging me through your music and helping me spiritually equip my kids!!
Comment by Kristin Koning — May 16, 2009 @ 2:17 pm
Steve,
This a Mother’s day thought:
Isn’t it wonderful to know Him, Our Heavenly Father? Isn’t it a wondrous life in Him we have because He first loved us? The very first breath of life comes from Father God; then the Holy Breath of Eternal Life we receive through His Son comes from Heaven as well. I don’t understand so much of His ways except they are perfectly searching for and molding the precious treasures He draws and dredges out of this troubled earthbound life from which He alone can see and salvage for His magnificent Kingdom above. Because He is our father whose love and life are timeless, we, too, are of that same Eternal Image. I daily sense His hold on my life cupped in His faithful tender hands; and, I sense a real kindred spirit when I hear your gifted voice lifting up praises to Him. Your love for Him, your Godly wisdom and gracious ways are an answer to any mother’s prayer. You are a blessing to the heart of Father God and to His Church.
Ebby
Comment by Ebby — May 16, 2009 @ 2:21 pm
Ebby,
My mother did pray for me and my siblings, but even she would marvel at God’s patience and persistent love for one like me! Isn’t it amazing that God uses clay pots to contain and show forth his glory?
Steve
Comment by steve — May 16, 2009 @ 8:26 pm
Steve,
Few can say it better than Spurgeon for sure. Thanks for the wonderful reminder of the constancy of our Father’s care, provision and meticulous concern for us. It made me think a little: how much it must pierce His heart as we go through our busy day of countless Gethsemane hours of not watching one hour with Him.
I have come to love the songs you sing because they are songs that ring with gospel truths and gospel clarity.
And your song “Oh I want to know you more” is my heart cry during this particular season of my life. I heard someone once say “Jesus has many friends but few intimates. I want to know Him more and turn my gaze on Luke 9:23 and stay there.
Thanks for your consistent message in song all these years, keeping your gaze on Him!
John
Comment by John Jacob — May 16, 2009 @ 10:00 pm
John,
I’m with you in the yearning, and have to say that if all depended on my gazing at Him, I’d be lost! Thankfully He is the author and the finisher of our faith.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 16, 2009 @ 10:01 pm
Dear Steve,
I have now been hearing God speak through you now for 20 years altogether. I will be 24 in two months time and I gave my heart to the Lord at the tender age of 4. God started to grow a deep love for Him and His Word through your songs::Your childrens albums,etc…
For reasons not truly, fully known at the moment, God has entrusted me with an illness that I have to live with daily. I am gluten/lactose intolerant but also I have a liver disorder known as Gilberts Syndrome and I had a trigger that was the Hepatitis B vaccine for the Pharmacy Technician program and my body had a toxic reaction. I am now entering my 9th month and I can go weeks feeling bad and weeks feeling good. It has only been in the last 3 months that I have truly found at least some of the answers to my health.
It has been a difficult year with my health and my grandfather passing into the Lord’s presence at the beginning of this year–January to be exact.
I have truly had to depend on the Lord for strength because apart from Him I would not have been able to finish my course and it still is a struggle.
I would appreciate your prayers.The songs that the Lord lays on your heart to sing impact my heart and life. So many truths God has really sunk into my heart and life over the years and I truly feel that He has been preparing me for this. To be frank and honest it is a struggle daily.
Your sister in Christ,
Ruth
Comment by Ruth — May 20, 2009 @ 8:43 pm
Dear Ruth,
You have wisdom beyond your years and a perspective on suffering that few have. While God does not take us out of difficulty, He gives us certainty that He is good and will be gracious in all his dealings with us. Thank you for sharing part of your journey with us.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 21, 2009 @ 7:25 am
dear steve, my husband,also steve, died in 2007 from a form of dementia. he had been a united methodist pastor for 42 years when he retired in 2004. when i would return home from visiting him in the facility we were forced by his actions to put him in, i would have your cd “we believe” playing in my car. the power of the lord through those songs gave me strength to continue to move toward the goal of helping him complete his journey! i love singing along with you and that cd. thank you for letting the lord work through you. i especially love “hidden valleys”. i know that i have them. they are my life in christ. thank you again,judy smith
Comment by Judy S. — May 21, 2009 @ 9:18 pm
That is one of my favorite songs too, written by Kelly Willard. Anyone who feels they have been tucked away in an obscure place and forgotten will be comforted to know that God knows exactly where you are… in your hidden valley, he is at work even though you may not see it now.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 22, 2009 @ 7:36 am
I, too, have been deeply blessed by your music ministry over the years. You will never know, this side of heaven, how your willingness to use the gifts God has given you in a way that honors Him has impacted people for the kingdom … but I hope one day, Jesus will encourage you by showing you the lives that you have touched. Actually, I hope the same for each of us. It is so easy to see our lives (my life) as small, powerless, and insignificant … and yet how many lives have we (have I) touched in a positive way by showing God’s love to those around us?
It is easy to believe that we are forgotten … or for me it is easy to believe that all the promises of God are true, but only for other belivers, not me. Thank you for the reminder that God loves us (me) and thinks of us (me). It is a powerful truth that “our faith is not subject to seasons of pain” … but rather it is placed firmly in the loving, consistent, holy, worthy God of the universe!
Cindy K.
Comment by Cindy — May 23, 2009 @ 8:44 pm
Thanks, Cindy. Remember the parable Jesus told about the lost sheep? It was perfectly lost and unable to save itself. Such are we too. But the story is one of great joy. The sheep was also incredibly valued and sought after. And so are we!
Steve
Comment by steve — May 24, 2009 @ 4:52 pm
Tan solo decir,que el Señor Jesús en su inmenso amor nos atrae cada instante y solo El utiliza los medios, en este caso eres tu a traves de tus canciones,pues desearte que el Señor te siga bendiciendo y te fortalesca en cada instante,y que cada uno de los que le amamos tambien le vivamos .
Comment by Susana — May 24, 2009 @ 4:53 pm
Gracias por tu respuesta, Susana. Que bendicion que Dios nos usa cada uno en su lugar para dar animo a su pueblo. Seguro te esta usando a ti en las misma forma.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 24, 2009 @ 5:07 pm
Dear Steve,
Thank you for sharing these words of encouragement. My husband and I are in the middle of a trying situation with a our precious teen daughter and praying for wisdom and guidance from the Lord each day. Your words have comforted me. I know that the Lord, in his grace, brought me to your site today. In Christ, Kim
Comment by Kim C — May 24, 2009 @ 5:08 pm
Thanks, Kim. In the end, I pray your daughter’s story will be a testament to God’s loving kindness and redeeming power.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 24, 2009 @ 5:12 pm
hola bueno mi nombre es neyli morales y pues la verdad me considero una admiradora muy grande de ti steve green bueno ya que tus canciones son las que Dios ha puesto en mi vida para hacer su obra en mi a lo que yo agradezco que Dios ponga cantantes tan bendecidos como tu para hacer su voluntad. y me encantaria que se le diera una respuesta a mi comentario ya que eso significaria mucho para mi como tu fan numero 1….muchas bendiciones steve atte neyli morales … mexico D.F.
Comment by neyli morales — May 26, 2009 @ 12:31 pm
Gracias, Neyli y bendiciones!
Steve Green
Comment by steve — May 26, 2009 @ 8:45 pm
Steve,
My wife and I sat together tonight renewing our memories of your ministry to both of us in your gift of music. We had seen you over the years several times, met you at services and been blessed richly by your voice. The thing we took away from meeting you was the way it was apparent to us that you had surrendered your gifts to His service. That came through so clearly in the spirit of our conversation. We are deeply grateful to you for your commitment to the Lord over the years. As we watched you sing on the internet, we were touched all over again by the power of the music and the message it contained. We saw and felt Jesus in those moments. Thank you, brother. God’s blessings to you.
Comment by Jeff — May 26, 2009 @ 9:47 pm
Thank you for the encouragement! I must say that it is not my commitment to the Lord that is the key, but God’s gracious commitment to accomplish his purpose in my life that amazes me. Yes, I’m holding on to Him, but His hold on me is certain and perfect.
Steve Green
Comment by steve — May 26, 2009 @ 9:51 pm
Dear Steve,
I am overwhelmed by the many people here who tell their stories of struggles with physical and emotional trials that God has allowed them to bear for reasons we cannot know this side of heaven.
I have had Crohn’s disease for over 30 years and a previous childhood of abandonment in an orphanage with the prospect of no hope. I tell this story for someone who may gain encouragement and insight.
In the beginning I “fought” with God and had those 24 hour pity parties for myself. How silly I was!
Looking back now these many years, those early struggles seem so distant and long gone by. God has surely carried me and been the One faithful Father who gave me His bruised Son who knows my every pain, and that is how I have learned to be content in every situation.
It hasn’t been easy, but I have learned the secret, and the secret is brokenness and offering it back to Him!
Steve-thank you for your songs-they continue to be a blessing to me. They have been a constant reminder to me of the Father’s care and provision for us. Thank you for the way that you sing them for us and to Him! To God be the glory!
John
Comment by John Jacob — May 27, 2009 @ 2:06 pm
John,
My parents used to say that God entrusts that kind of suffering to a few for His own purposes. Thanks for sharing some of what you have learned through your own journey.
Steve
Comment by steve — May 27, 2009 @ 8:39 pm
querido Steve Green
queria compartir algo con tigo, ya que gracias primeramente a Dios y a una de las alabanzas que entonas “aquel que la buena obra empezo”, yo habia escuchado muchas veces del Señor, pero no le habia entregado mi vida ya que tenia en mi mente la idea de que Dios no querria aceptarme ya que me sentia muy indigna, pero entonces el cambio mi pensar y empezo su obra en mi, y ahora se que aquel que la comenzo sera fiel en completarla, y yo le doy gracias a Dios por eso. y por cantantes como tu, tan consagrados al Señor, Dios te bendiga mucho. atte yared
Comment by yared — June 2, 2009 @ 12:48 pm
Que importante la verdad que Dios te ha revelado. Todos somos indignos. Por eso se llama la gracia de Dios, no lo merecemos. Y si El nos escogio aun estando muertos en pecado, entonces, lo mas facil es completar lo que El comenzo. Es una promesa preciosa.
Steve
Comment by steve — June 3, 2009 @ 8:51 pm
Steve,
Thanks for the reminder. It’s a blessing to bear in my mind the fact that not a thing about us escapes God’s sight. Thanks for all you do ~ God bless!
Aubree
Comment by Aubree — June 6, 2009 @ 4:07 pm
Thanks, Aubree. This week has been a special reminder of Isaiah 49:15-16 as I watched my daughter’s compassionate care for her nursing baby. And to think that God’s tender love for us is much great than that.
Steve
Comment by steve — June 7, 2009 @ 9:41 pm
Hey, Steve! I like to come to your site to read the comments from fans that have been touched by your ministry, as I have been over the past 25 years. I have sung so many of your songs, and have been blessed by them tremendously.
I just had the opportunity to mention “The Refiner’s Fire” in an update I was giving to people about my 7 year old son, Cameron, who has a condition called ITP, which is a blood platelet disorder that we have been dealing with for almost two years.
That song has really been an inspiration to me throughout this trial, and other trials. Suffering is hard to understand sometimes, but we need to pray that somehow, God will be glorified through it.
I noticed that you aren’t scheduled to tour close to us here in Mississippi, but hopefully that will work out at some point soon — we still have some time before you have to sing on video for my wife’s 50th birthday!! And don’t forget about the duet you and I need to do . . . Blessings to you and your family!
Gene Fortenberry
Comment by Gene Fortenberry — June 8, 2009 @ 11:06 pm
Thanks for visiting the site and for sharing a bit of your story. Watching our children go through hardships is perhaps the most difficult part of parenting. In the end we recognize that they belong to God and He alone can care for them when our resources come to an end. Blessings to you.
Steve
Comment by steve — June 9, 2009 @ 9:12 pm
Dear Steve,
You should post a picture of that precious gift from God.What is your sweet granddaughter named???
In Christ Alone,
YSIC~Ruth~~
Comment by Ruth — June 10, 2009 @ 6:46 pm
Her name is Addison Avery, or Addy for short. She was born May 12. I’ll put up a picture soon. As you can imagine there are many to choose from!
Comment by steve — June 16, 2009 @ 9:08 pm
I agree,Steve with Ruth!
Congratulations to you and Marijean in being grandparents. May this be a very special Father’s Day for you.
By the way, the Fine Arts Conference at Willow Creek Church last week was awesome.
The Lord is moving among the younger generation mightily. There is much HOPE!!!
Will be praying for your up and coming trip to Turkey and Greece..hope you share pictures with us.
In His mercy and grace,
Natalie
Comment by Natalie Kleefisch — June 17, 2009 @ 7:43 am
Thanks, Natalie. Addy is precious, although we don’t get to see her as often as we would like. The “Journey’s of Paul” cruise is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I’m grateful for the invitation to be part of trip. I’ve even been assigned as a bus captain for the day excursions! Now that should be interesting!
Steve
Comment by steve — June 24, 2009 @ 8:54 pm
Hi Steve, I want you to know that you and you’re music has been and still continues to give inspirations to me and my family. Your music makes me love God more, walk in obedience, and continues to grow in Him even though we continue to fail Him. Your music helps me to draw closer to Jesus. I used and still use it for my quite times and meditations. I hope you visit the Philippines again. You and Sandi Patty are 2 of my favorite singers in the world. God bless you and your family.
John
Comment by John — July 15, 2009 @ 6:41 pm
Thanks for the encouragement, John. I just met someone from the Philippines today and thought about our great visit there many years ago. It would be good to return if God allows.
Steve
Comment by steve — August 2, 2009 @ 1:32 am
Querido Steve:
Que gran bendición poder ver que Dios ha ido fructificando su vida día a día, sin duda ha sido fiel a todas sus promesas.
Por mi parte me encuentro muy agradecido de El, pues me ha entregado por gracia la salvación y una hermosa familia que le sirve, lo lindo de esto es que soy una de las personas q puede decir q ha crecido escuchando sus alabanzas. No puedo negar su fidelidad y cada vez q escucho el himno “Grande es tu fidelidad” mi espíritu se conecta con el Padre y en nuestra forma terrenal trato de dimensionar su inmenso amor por nosotros. Siga adelante en este camino, nosotros seguiremos orando por usted, su familia y ministerio, desde Chile su amigo y hermano Cristián Urbina.
Comment by Cristian Urbina — August 2, 2009 @ 1:33 am
Hello! (: Just wanna tell you how much I really appreciate your hide ‘em in your heart CDs, back when I was studying in a Christian kindergarten about 12 years ago, they’d play and teach us all of your songs to help us to learn the Scripture, which wasn’t really easy back then because my friends and I were so young! But up till now I still remember loads of those memory verses because I can recall all the hide ‘em in your heart songs! (: It was really a fun and effective way to memorize those verses and I think I’ll be hiding those in my heart even maybe 50 years down the road! Thanks loads and God bless!!
Comment by Valerie — August 2, 2009 @ 1:34 am
I never imagined those projects would have such a lasting impact. Honestly, I still have to sing some of the melodies to remember the verses!
Steve
Comment by steve — August 2, 2009 @ 1:40 am
Hello Steve,
What you shared back in May is still touching lives. It has touched mine in the wee hours of this morning. From the age of seven, I always assumed that I would be a singer and yet my life didn’t turn out taking that path. Oh, I sang in choir, christian bands, studied music in college, made a few professional recordings, was on a worship team at church and took voice lessons, but a career in music just didn’t come about. I was given a gift from God. And yet, God does not always use that gift like WE think he is going to use it. I am now 45 years old and if God chooses to use me in some musical capacity, I will be most humble with my gift. I know exactly what you mean on your “about Steve’ page when you share how you wanted to ‘get it all right’. I was the same way. Grace has been my life preserver. God has not forgotten me, has seen every struggle and I believe still wants to use me, shortcomings and all… I now sing when GOD moves me to sing for HIS glory… If my singing furthers the Kingdom, what more could I ask for? I live out in San Bernardino, CA and am really going to try and see you on Dec. 18th. By the way, my favorite song of yours is ‘All Over The World’. It always makes me smile! May God richly bless you, Lisa
Comment by Lisa Laing Hill — August 2, 2009 @ 1:42 am
Lisa, in a culture that insists we are the point and our personal dreams must be fulfilled, your story is a reminder that God’s purposes are greater. Not only that, but in the end our joy will be full when we see the grand design of God’s will and how each of us fit perfectly. Still, the struggle and disappointments are real. May the Lord keep giving you rest in His providence.
Steve
Comment by steve — August 2, 2009 @ 1:55 am
Dear steve and family i wanted to say the first song i ever heard by Steve was (BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD)..and i probably thought to myself what a awesome song. I have to tell you i love that song! I heard that song at a time when i did not know if i had any reason to continue being a christian. Like so many dear people of God i have been through the ringer, but praise god im still pressing forward. love ya all SCOTT DAVIS DENISON , TEXAS
Comment by scottdavis — August 2, 2009 @ 1:56 am
“..I will not forget you. See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands.”
How timely for me..
Sir! I dropped by your site by accident because I was listening to your songs on YouTube. I was wondering what has become of you.. I am very blessed because you have stayed faithful to Jesus all these years.. I didnt hear anything..
I grew up to your songs, some we even sang in choir.
When I am feeling weary in this journey called life, I take solace in God and also in songs, some of which He made possible through you.
God bless you and your family.
JoAnne
Comment by JoAnne — August 2, 2009 @ 1:58 am
Wow! What a coincidence. So glad you stopped by. While it is a great privilege to encourage each other, the source of all encouragement is ultimately our Lord, the Faithful One who calls us, redeems us, keeps us and will complete the work He began in us. Be encouraged.
Steve
Comment by steve — August 2, 2009 @ 2:06 am
I am so glad I found your website. I used to help out at a christian radio station and I often played your song Find us Faithful. I always felt that your songs were very wonderful and unique. I used to sing often at my church, but when i married things changed. Now seven years later my pastor and church family want me to get back to singing. I just ordered your song/..Oh I want to know you more….
Comment by scottdavis — August 11, 2009 @ 3:53 pm
That is one of my favorites too. Glad you are using your gift again. Blessings.
Comment by steve — August 12, 2009 @ 6:17 pm
Dear Mr. Green,
I just came home from your concert here in Pella, Iowa and wanted to let you know how blessed I was by it. The last 10 years have been extremely hard for me and I have gone back and forth between clinging to God and lashing out at Him for all He has allowed to happen in my life, (most of it being out of my control). At this point in the journey, I have been battling anger and weariness and your concert was a ray of sunshine trying to break through it all. The real irony of it is that I have been so busy trying to survive, (taking full-time college courses and working full-time at age 49), that I have no “social” life and didn’t even know you were coming until I received an e-mail from the Pella Chamber of Commerce a few days before the concert. God reaches us any way He can!!!
I would also like to tell you that several years ago I had surgery and the anesthisiologist asked what music I wanted them to play as they gave me the anesthesia. I remember telling them “Steve Green” but don’t recall what the song was. Fast forward 11 years…I am scheduled for surgery this coming week and have to go through it alone this time. I am hoping that once again they will ask me what music I want to hear. This time I’ll be specific…”People Need The Lord”.
Thank you and God Bless,
Michelle
Comment by Michelle — December 5, 2009 @ 10:51 pm
Thank you, Michelle for the kind comments. Pella was a wonderful surprise and I think we are already scheduled to return. Yeah. Hope you recover well from your surgery.
Blessings,
Steve
Comment by steve — December 17, 2009 @ 11:16 pm
Steve!!
Precioso hermnao en el Señor!!
Sea exaltado por siempre y para siempre nuestro buen Dios por su bondad y por ser gracioso para contigo.
Vivo en el Brasil, con mucha alegria te escribo pues soy edificado por el Señor através de las canciones que El te permite cantar.
He visto en el youtube tus participaciones con GVB Gaither Vocal Band y lo que expresas alli me ministró muchísimo, aqui en São Paulo, les hice escuchar algunas músicas tuyas que tengo.
Podrias por favor decirme como puedo conseguir esse DVD de GVB donde tu participas?
Es muy dificil encontrar tus discografias pues se habla solamente portugués.
Tu hermano en Cristo.
Percy Rojas
Comment by Percy Rojas — December 28, 2009 @ 12:56 pm
Hermano muchas gracias por tu respuesta!!
Deus te Abençõe!!
Comment by Percy Rojas — December 28, 2009 @ 1:58 pm
Creo que lo puedes conseguir de Spring House en Alexandria, Indiana. Es la compañia de Bill Gaither. Quizas lo encontraras en el web.
Bendiciones!
Comment by steve — December 30, 2009 @ 6:53 pm