Father's Day occurs every year on the third Sunday in June. As Father, God is our leader, protector, healer, and the ultimate source of our salvation. He is kind, generous, compassionate, merciful, and loving. God has an only Son in Jesus Christ. Through adoption, we have been invited into this family. Find the sheet music, free stage charts, chord charts, patches, and orchestrations you need.

“So now, what can I ever give back to God to repay him for the blessings he's poured out on me? I will lift up his cup of salvation and praise him extravagantly for all that he's done for me.” Psalm 116:12-13 (TPT) What can I give back to God for the goodness He has poured out on me? I will praise His name. I will lift up the cup of salvation. In The Message version of Psalm 116, Eugene Peterson uses the word “toast.” He says, “I'll lift high the cup of salvation—a toast to God!” How fitting! A toast is usually given when a group of people are gathered for a celebration to bring honor and praise to someone. Standing in the courts of the King, if we were to give a toast to God, what would we all be thinking? In that moment what would we, the children of God, say to our Savior? Almighty God forever You reignwe worship Youfor even the grave You overcomewe magnifyYour people rejoicewith hands held highfor every sin You overcome Based on the song Almighty God. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Whole Heart by Passion Music.

Often we think of heaven as the place we hope to go when we die. It is the place where God will wipe away every tear, where there will be no more death or crying or pain. If we are honest, most days the hope of heaven is seemingly so far away. But not to Jesus. Jesus prays in Matthew 6:9-10, “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” For Jesus the Kingdom of heaven was not only a future promise but a present reality. If that is the way Jesus prayed, maybe the gap between heaven and earth is not as wide as we think. Maybe Jesus came not just to get us into heaven, but to get heaven into us. John Wesley says the moment we believe in Jesus and come to know His unsurpassable love for us unveiled on the cross, “heaven is opened in the soul.” To know this love is simply a “foretaste of heaven now.” One day we will experience, face to face, Jesus in the perfection of heaven, but right now we live with the peace, assurance and hope that the power of heaven is inside of us now. The Holy Spirit is bringing that future life into the present, awakening us to God's love revealed in Jesus. The closer we grow to Jesus and the more we know Him and His love for us, in that same proportion will we see the Kingdom of heaven around us. We'll see tides begin to change, walls begin to fall and darkness shake! And we won't be able to keep that immeasurable love and joy to ourselves! Based on the song Whole Heart by Sean Curran. Original post by Passion Music available on YouVersion based on the album - Whole Heart by Passion Music.

Part of life consists of learning from confusing moments and persevering with patient faith. Real patience is evident when, regardless of how much time has gone by, a person not only continues to wait but also springs into action, not confusing patience with passivity. Download these chord charts and piano/vocal arrangements for all contexts of a small group to corporate church worship that resonate with the theme of waiting on the Lord. Also, check out the simplified versions for many of the best worship songs.