Psalms 102-150 -- Part 1: Michael McLean

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🗓️ 19 August 2022

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Does God need our praise? Michael McLean explores how worship and music enrich our lives and how the Psalms enrich our lives and lead to a deeper relationship with the Lord.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Follow Him, a weekly podcast dedicated to helping individuals and families with their
0:06.9	Come Follow Me study. I'm Hank Smith and I'm John by the way. We love to learn, we love to laugh.
0:12.8	We want to learn and laugh with you. As together, we follow him.
0:17.8	Hello my friends, welcome to another episode of Follow Him. My name is Hank Smith and I am your host.
0:24.1	I am here with my co-host John by the way, who is like a pelican of the wilderness, like an owl of the desert.
0:33.2	John, I am not as a sparrow alone upon the house top. I am with you. John, that comes from Psalm 102 and I
0:40.9	think it means that he is really hungry. So I hope you're really hungry today.
0:45.8	I've never been called a pelican before, Hank. I'm so glad it was you that it was
0:49.3	had that privilege to do that. I don't know if you've ever seen a pelican of the wilderness, John,
0:54.3	but that's a compliment just so you know. Psalm 102 verse 6, in case you want to see that.
1:00.4	The beautiful. We are on our third episode of The Book of Psalms and we have a special guest today,
1:08.0	John. Can you tell everybody who's with us? Yes, I can and I like that you put a special guest.
1:13.0	This is going to be wonderful. For 25 years, Micah McLean has been changing lives with tender songs,
1:20.4	candid messages, a platinum recording artist with backgrounds in performing, composing,
1:27.1	songwriting, producing and directing. Micah McLean has a perfect song for every person,
1:32.7	twist or turn-along life's path, probably even one for a pelican. Micah McLean released his
1:38.1	debut album in 1983, been touching lives ever since around the world. Now more than 25 albums later,
1:45.3	his musical legacy has not only resonated in the hearts of thousands, but continues to be a
1:50.7	standard for those seeking a meaning and peace. He's directed some of the church's most beloved
1:58.1	films like Together Forever, The Prodigal Son and Mr. Krueger's Christmas. He's written and
2:04.0	directed countless musicals including The Forgotten Carol's, Celebrating the Light and another
2:10.8	more recent work Threads. He's written four books. He and his wife have three children and live
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