Expressing Our Thankfulness

11/14/22 • 52 min

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We’re continuing to set the stage for Thanksgiving with this episode, In The Studio with Michael Card. Michael starts off this session with a discussion of the “shema” in Mark 12. We’ll go deep in to the translation of this key passage and discover how listening is an expression our love for God. In the second half we’ll have a serious conversation about worship with singer, songwriter Nathan Tasker. We’ll explore the importance of expressing our devotion to God inside and outside the church. Your mind will be challenged and your heart stirred through the music woven throughout the hour when you join us, In The Studio with Michael Card.

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Thankfulness And The New Reality

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Prepare for the Thanksgiving season with this new edition, In The Studio with Michael Card. Well start off the hour talking with Ginny Owens, artist and author of “Singing In The Dark”. Ginny joins us for a conversation on preparing for the Thanksgiving holiday based in Philippians 4. Our hope this discussion will fill your heart with renewed gratitude in the face of difficult circumstances. Then in the second half we’ll continue Michael’s teaching on the life of Jesus first presented at The Cove. Be amazed at the way Jesus challenges us to think differently in a teaching titled “Old Orthodoxy and the New Reality”. Insightful lessons and songs woven together that help us connect the truth to our hearts in this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

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A Thanksgiving Hymn Feast

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There’s a musical feast waiting for you, In The Studio with Michael Card. The Thanksgiving holiday is known for a grand meal at the center of our celebration. But in this session, we’re serving a banquet of hymns and scriptures to stir up a heart of gratitude. Join for an hour of traditional favorites and newer arrangement that help us remember the kindness of God in a year of difficulty and challenges. Open your Bible and sing along as you prepare to celebrate, or pause to refocus after your guests have gone. Enjoy, reflect and share what you find, In The Studio with Michael Card.