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by Leah Marie Ann Klett | “In Christ Alone” writer Keith Getty is warning church leaders about the modern worship movement, which he describes as one of “cultural relevance” that is “utterly dangerous” and is contributing to the “de-Christianizing of God’s people.” In an interview with The Christian Post, Getty said many modern worship songs focus on emotionalism rather than sound doctrine and Scriptural truths...
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Some moments in life are extremely dark. Dangerous. Painful. Full of unknowns and empty of any visible hope. In these moments, when we are asked this same question by someone other than a stranger, our response should go well beyond the shallow, superficial plane of nicety and into the very real plane of reality.
“My heart is broken.”
When the courage is present for these words to be honestly expressed, a different kind of conversation ensues … one that you probably won’t have in passing with a stranger at the grocery store. These words can’t be quickly passed by or easily resolved.
~ Keith Getty
"Speak, O Lord" by Keith and Kristyn Getty
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My Worth is not in what I own
Song Lyrics
My worth is not in what I own Not in the strength of flesh and bone But in the costly wounds of love At the cross
My worth is not in skill or name In win or lose, in pride or shame But in the blood of Christ that flowed At the cross
Refrain: I rejoice in my Redeemer Greatest Treasure, Wellspring of my soul I will trust in Him, no other. My soul is satisfied in Him alone.
As summer flowers we fade and die Fame, youth and beauty hurry by But life eternal calls to us At the cross
I will not boast in wealth or might Or human wisdom’s fleeting light But I will boast in knowing Christ At the cross
Refrain
Two wonders here that I confess My worth and my unworthiness My value fixed – my ransom paid At the cross
Refrain
Celtic Worship - In Christ Alone (Stuart Townend & Keith Getty)
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My Worth Is Not In What I Own - #WorshipWednesday
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Keith and Kristyn Getty perform a new (as hymns go) hymn of the faith. Keith is one of our generations great hymn writers. It saddens me that hymns are virtually unsung in much of the Church today. But the Getty’s give me hope.
My Worth Is Not In What I Own
Keith and Kristyn Getty
My worth is not in what I own Not in the strength…
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Regardless of how we might knee-jerkingly react to these kinds of songs today, the fact that laments are meant to be a legitimate part of our Christian faith cannot be disputed. And so when we leave out more than a third of the Psalms, we inadvertently leave out more than a third of our real lives, which are filled with more than just moments to rejoice, but also moments of difficulty, heaviness, and darkness.
Keith Getty
The ancients understood better than we do that singing to God and with His people need not be so lopsided on the sunny side. Scripture is replete with both the light that shines in real life, as well as the shadows that are inevitably cast between the rays. In fact, a third of the Psalms are actually songs of lament.
Keith Getty
