Music Video is "Crossing Over" from the album "Uncovered" by Gospel Music Recording Artist Sharifah. This music video features a hot beat, excellent lyrics and of course, the fantastic Sharifah, by Emil Novak Sr. It was filmed throughout Buffalo, NY in 2011 showcasing the beautiful water access of Lake Erie, Japanese Garden, and Delaware Park. This song was inspired by the scripture found in Exodus 14: 13 -- 14 "And Moses said to the people, Do not be afraid. Stand still, and see the salvation of the LORD. The LORD will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace." We have all experienced difficult situations in life that it seems that we just can't make it through. But the scriptures declare that we can speak to the winds (the situation) and tell it to behave. We can cross over any troublous situation it we can just believe that through God all things are possible
This song is beautifully done by Ray Boltz and I have done my own interpretentation of it in sign language. I pray that you are blessed by it and thank you for watching.
Who is like you oh Lord among the Gods? Who is like You, Lord there is no one You are awesome in praise, doing wonders oh God, who is like You oh Lord. Hebrew : Mi kamocha ba'elim Adonai Mi kamocha nedar bakodesh Nora tehilot ose pele ose pele Shani Ferguson is an Israeli singer/songwriter based in Jerusalem who sings in Hebrew and English. Connect with her at www.YeshuaIsrael.com or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/shanifergusonmusic
Full Garden of Secrets album available on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/shani-ferguson/id319214571
The Message performing The Messups Puppets show Right way to go. This is the Rock n roll segment. Over 40 young people gave their lives to Christ this night.
"Reconciliation" original song by Tquan Moore Performed live at the world's most famous coffee shop. https://www.facebook.com/tqmusic https://www.tquanmoore.com
"Waggoner and MacLaren" sing this wonderfully meditative hymn encouraging us to look to Jesus, the Lamb of Calvary, for salvation and all its many blessings. The hymn is found in the Trinity Hymnal (Great Commission Publications, 1961) of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (www.opc.org). Mr. Joseph Waggoner and Rev. R. Scott MacLaren sang this hymn during the Sunday Worship Service on March 11, 2012, at First Presbyterian Church in Perkasie, Pennsyvlania (USA; www.firstchurchopc.org). Mrs. Rebekah Waggoner accompanied the hymn on the piano.
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