Chuck and I have a new hobby. We have taken up star-gazing. We love silently observing the night
sky, our spirits communing with the Infinite.
As children we were taught to pray to our Father in
Heaven and that He will hear us just as an earthly father listens to us. Our God is in his heaven and He is
available to us. He hears and
answers prayers. What tone will
the Lord use to speak to us when He answers those prayers? If we expect the spectacular, we may
miss the quiet whisperings of the spirit.
It is a beautiful thing to feel his nearness and the love He has for us.
We wrote this piece about twenty years ago. The inspiration came mostly from a
blending of the 23rd Psalm and 1 Kings, Chapter 19 along with a
smattering of other Old and New Testament references.
Thank you Jim Knox, for lending your incredible
voice to this recording. Thank you
so very much!!
I walked
through the valley of darkness
And searched
for a path I could follow
To lead me
away from the shadows of fear.
I prayed for
a voice from heav’n
And waited
for thunder and light’ning and fire
And a roar
as the waves of the sea.
But a God of
power had saved, in his wisdom,
Another of
his voices for me.
And then,
As the
breath of a whispering wind,
A still
small voice burned deep in my heart
And God
whispered peace to my soul.
Chorus
Let the wind rend the mountains,
Let the waves
leap their bounds.
Let the thunder and light’ning
prevail
‘Cause I prayed for a
voice out of heaven
When as soft as a breeze, as
the warmth of the sun
The breath of a whisper did
come
And my Father, my God, warmed
my heart.
My God whispered peace to my
soul.
I fear no
evil
Though I
walk through the valley of thunder, and light’ning and fire
‘Cause my
God will breathe peace to my heart.
Chorus
Love this post! I needed to hear this today. This song gives me chills every time!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Terri! I found this song today, and I love it. Do you have the almighty power to transpose it? My husband might want to sing it for his motivational speaking engagments...but he is a high tenor so those low notes are going to be a challenge. The lowest note he can sing is a middle C...so if I remember correctly he would need it moved up to the key of G? If you could do that it would be amazing. My email is tesscampbell30@gmail.com. If not, I will get started doing it manually! Thank you so much for all of this free content!
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