GOD OF OUR YESTERDAYS

Beth shared this song with me via email and of course, I just had to share it with you. This is a new artist and the video that she told me about, but I also found that Matt Redman(on his "God of this city" album) sings this;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNLfu7fainA
Chris McClarney - God Of Our YesterdaysChris has been/is a worship leader Here is his DEFENDER albumjust released August 2010

We were in the darkest night,
And wondered if our eyes would ever see the light,
You were there, Lord,
We were in the storm again,
And wondered if we’d ever live in peace again,
You were there, Lord,
You were there is the struggle,
You were there in the fire,
You were there all the time.

Praise you, the God of our yesterdays,
Praise you, the God who is here today,
Praise you, our God, as tomorrow comes.

So whatever lies ahead,
Whatever roads our grateful hearts will come to tread,
You’ll be there, Lord,
And we will fix our eyes on you,
And know that there is grace enough to see us through,
You’ll be there, Lord,
You’ll be there is the struggle,
You’ll be there in the fight,
You’ll be there all the time.

Praise you, the God of our yesterdays,
Praise you, the God who is here today,
Praise you, our God, as tomorrow comes.
We thank you for grace in our yesterdays,
We thank you for peace in our hearts today,
And thank you, our Joy, as tomorrow comes,
We will trust you, God.

You’re always closer than we know,
Always more involved and in control,
We will trust our lives to you,
The One who was, and is, and is to come!

Praise you, the God of our yesterdays,
Praise you, the God who is here today,
Praise you, our God, as tomorrow comes.
We thank you for grace in our yesterdays,
We thank you for peace in our hearts today,
And thank you, our Joy, as tomorrow comes,
We will trust you, God.

May this song touch and bless you as it does both Beth and I...so

Let us PRAISE HIM, THANK HIM & REJOICE in OUR GOD of our YESTERDAYS, and that HE IS STILL as He told us so...

"I am the Alpha and the Omega," says the Lord God,

 "who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty."

New International Version (©1984)

Revelation 1:8

by Paul Lee

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