Bridgetown Morning: Psalm 131

Bridgetown Audio Podcast

Bridgetown Church

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 20 June 2020

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Song by Micheal Hughes Watson When morning dawns and evening fades, we want to call forth songs of joy that center us on God. Listen along to the Bridgetown Morning & Evening Podcast for weekly songs of worship, meditations on scripture, and reflections on liturgy. Look forward to new episodes coming every Saturday, with one in the morning and one in the evening.

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0:00.0	In the morning when I wake, I was seeing your praise.
0:07.0	In the morning when I wake, I was seeing your praise.
0:23.0	Welcome to Morning and Evening.
0:25.0	This morning we're reading from Psalm 131.
0:30.0	My heart is not proud, Lord.
0:32.0	My eyes are not haughty.
0:34.0	I do not concern myself with great matters or things too wonderful for me.
0:39.0	But I have calmed and quieted myself.
0:42.0	I am like a weaned child with its mother.
0:46.0	Like a weaned child, I am content.
0:49.0	Israel put your hope in the Lord, both now and forevermore.
0:59.0	I am always searching for distractions.
1:06.0	By the side I'm concerned.
1:14.0	You're always fighting for my tension.
1:19.0	To show me life I cannot lose.
1:26.0	Hold me here like a child with your own.
1:49.0	Come on my mind, keep still my rushing heart.
2:03.0	All my fears come fleeing out, all my walls come crashing down.
2:17.0	You're always fighting for my tension.
2:39.0	To show me life I cannot lose.
2:46.0	Hold me here like a child with your own.
2:58.0	Come on my mind, keep still my rushing heart.
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