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December 13, 2018 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: worship, Chatham Community Church, Bethel Music, elevation worship, 40, praise music, Jesus music, Alex Kirk, Steve Tamayo, king of my heart, Jaime
These are two of the songs we will sing Sunday, December 16, 2018: O come to the altar by Elevation Worship & King of my heart by Bethel Music. Join with us to worship our savior, the one who knows us and redeems us and forgives us and walks with us!...
Keep ReadingNovember 8, 2018 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: Chris Tomlin, Bethel Music, 40, praise music, Jesus Culture, hope's anthem, Jesus music, Alex Kirk, Steve Tamayo, Jaime, yes and amen, salvation
The following are two songs we will sing Sunday, November 11, 2018: Yes and amen, & Hope's anthem. Praise our merciful king of love and life eternal!...
Keep ReadingSeptember 27, 2018 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: Chatham Community Church, Hillsong, 40, king of my heart, forever reign, Bethel worship
The following are two songs we will sing Sunday, September 30, 2018: Forever reign & King of my heart....
Keep ReadingJuly 26, 2018 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: Bethel Music, worship music, 40, praise music, Matt Redman, 10, 000 Reasons, Jesus we love you, Paul McClure, bless the lord
The following are two songs we will sing Sunday, July 29, 2018: 10,000 Reasons & Jesus we love you. Rejoice in our risen king!...
Keep ReadingJanuary 25, 2018 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: No Longer Slaves, worship music, Jonathan David, Hillsong, 40, praise music, Melissa Hesler, from the inside out
The following are two songs we will sing Sunday, January 28, 2018: No longer slaves by Jonathan David & Melissa Hesler, & From the inside out by Hillsong. Praise him!...
Keep ReadingOctober 26, 2017 by Michael Gaffigan | Tags: worship music, praise, U2, 40, Psalm 40, William Murphy, Let us rise
The following are two songs we will sing Sunday, October 29, 2017: Psalm 40 by U2, & Let us rise by William Murphy. Praise his name!...
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