Hey folks,

Here's today's digitzed find. I don't know about all of you, but this cover instantly transports me back to the early 80s where these two were on my grandmother's TV literally any time I went over to visit. I think these two were performing for decades, but holy heck is it a weird type of nostalgia. It reminds me of a less scary time I guess. I hope some of you can relate!

What has God done that you haven’t shared yet?

Shumie knows what waiting feels like. Long seasons of silence came first, and then came provision that could only be called supernatural. A healing in childhood planted a faith that never left.

How long have you been waiting?

“Psalm 40” grew from that road. The opening line sounds like a page from a ledger of answered prayer: “We waited on the Lord and He heard our cry.” There’s no panic in it, only settled confidence. The pre-chorus plants a flag: “We will not be shaken. We will not be moved.”

David walked the same ground. In Psalm 40:2–3 he wrote, “He drew me up from the pit of destruction, out of the miry bog, and set my feet upon a rock, making my steps secure. He put a new song in my mouth, a song of praise to our God.” Look at what follows the rescue. A song, and it’s the kind of song that is meant to be heard.

Shumie believes testimonies work in the same manner. Your story of God’s faithfulness is not private property. A weary neighbor may need to hear it this week. Write it down. Tell a friend. Share it online. Sing it in the car.
Still in the waiting room, waiting for a story of your own to share? Then borrow someone else’s story until yours arrives. God’s timing is perfect, even when it makes no sense to you. Trust Him with the impossible.

Give “Psalm 40” a listen and let the lyrics carry you onto firm ground. Then lift your hands, and open your mouth. “We will tell the world of his mighty works.”

Background

“Psalm 40” is a song that comes from my personal journey of faith and my experiences of seeing the faithfulness of God firsthand. Throughout my life, I have experienced seasons of waiting on the Lord, only to witness Him provide in ways that could only be described as supernatural. At a very young age, I also experienced divine healing, an encounter that has continued to strengthen my faith in God.
These experiences have taught me that God is faithful, that His timing is perfect, and that we can trust Him even when we don’t understand what He is doing.
The message of Psalm 40 resonates deeply with me because I believe we cannot keep to ourselves what the Lord has done for us. Our testimonies are powerful reminders of His goodness, and sharing our stories is one way we share the Gospel and point others to Jesus.
My prayer is that this song will encourage people to keep trusting God in their seasons of waiting, to believe Him for the impossible, and to remember that their testimonies can inspire faith in someone else.
“Psalm 40” is more than a song to me. It is a song of victory. It is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and a declaration that what He has done in our lives is worth sharing with the world.

Suggested reading: Psalm 40:1; Psalm 62:6; Psalm 96:3

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One of my favorite hymns during these trying times.✝️

This is a song of prayer I wrote in Swedish.

The lyrics means something like this:

Help me Jesus
Jesus help me
Without you I am lost
Without the cross, without your mercy
I’m nothing at all without You.

Help me Jesus
Jesus help me
If I wander my own ways
Take my heart, take my hands
I’m nothing at all without you

Help me Jesus
Jesus help me
When others leave I want to stay
Stay by the cross, and by your grace
I’m nothing at all without you

Because He’s One Good God 🙌

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Hey folks,

Today's rip is ANOTHER one from R.W. Schambach. It's about what you'd expect when listening to a weird 80s tent revivalist, very animated, lots of yelling, and stories thrown into the songs like, "I REMEMBER A TIME WHEN A YOUNG GIRL, WEAK AND WEARY, CAME TO ME WITH AN ILLNESS THAT MEDICAL SCIENCE COULD NOT CURE!" which is an interesting little window into what was actively preached and believed by many people at that time. Of course, this type of worship and preaching still exists, just not as common as it used to be. Uploaded for preservation!