Showing posts with label Song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Song. Show all posts

29 December 2011

Day One Hundred Sixty-Seven

167. I am thankful for the rain and the healing that it brings. I am thankful for the new year ahead and the promise that it brings. I am thankful for the discoveries that I've made recently on my family tree. I am thankful for friends that don't betray trust for any reason. I am thankful for Kate and Braden and their perseverance. I am thankful for books that are written in such a way that you have no choice but to feel something.

This song was shared on another blog that I visited today: The Berry Patch . It was such a touching song that I wanted to share it with you here on One Thousand Gifts.



Please let me know what you think of it. I had never heard of this singer before tonight. I am glad that I visited The Berry Patch and found a new voice by which to be blessed.

I wish for all of you a very happy New Year.

One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully Right Where You Are

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16 May 2011

Day 1: My Favorite Song

While responding to a Meet Me on Monday post at the Third Times a Charm blog, I came across another fun adventure. :)  It is called "All About Me in 30 Days".

My Favorite Song

This is a hard one for me. I have a lot of "favorite" songs because I like songs across many genres of music. So, I'll dig way back into my past, to a song that I loved dearly as a little girl. Every Sunday when the music director asked for requests, I asked for the same song, without fail.



"The Old Rugged Cross"






I wanted to post a version with Elvis singing it. He is my all-time favorite singer. The ones that I found tagged as Elvis were clearly not Elvis. However, Loretta's voice is much like the voice of those that I grew up with and I love her music, too.

This song means a lot to me no matter who is singing it. Just hearing it brings me the comfort that I found in church as a little girl, where I knew, with no doubts, that Jesus loved me and would always be here for me.

That promise still stands.

I will cling to that old rugged cross...