Ruach Breath Of Life

16 Robert Weston - Introduction To Part 2 by Ruach Breath of Life

17 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 1 - 1 - Grave by Ruach Breath of Life

18 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 1 - 2 - Allegro by Ruach Breath of Life

19 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 1 - 3 - Vivace by Ruach Breath of Life

20 Couperin - Les Bergeries - Rondeau by Ruach Breath of Life

17 (21) Corelli - Op. 3, No. 5 - 1 - Grave by Ruach Breath of Life

22 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 5 - 2 - Allegro by Ruach Breath of Life

23 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 5 - 4 - Allegro by Ruach Breath of Life

24 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 4 - 2 - Vivace by Ruach Breath of Life

25 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 4 - 3 - Adagio by Ruach Breath of Life

26 Corelli - Op. 3, No. 4 - 4 - Presto by Ruach Breath of Life

Church at the tipping point - Reawakenings 3 track 12 by Ruach Breath of Life

We recorded this in great haste for the funeral of a dear old saint in our home group, who died a couple of weeks ago. It is a hymn that carries a deep anointing, and is an act of beautiful sacrificial worship in the midst of deep agony. Please don't let the mistakes in the recording put you off from meeting with the Lord! Love to you all, dear friends, Francis and Lindsay When peace like a river attendeth my way When sorrows like sea billows roll Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say It is well, it is well with my soul It is well (it is well) With my soul (with my soul) It is well, it is well with my soul Though Satan should buffet, though trials should come Let this blest assurance control That Christ has regarded my helpless estate And has shed His own blood for my soul My sin, oh the bliss of this glorious thought My sin, not in part, but the whole Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul! And Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sig

The flautists are Nicola Gerard, Sarah, the violinists Shirley Richards and Helen Rees, the viola is played by Julian Chan, with Jo Garcia on cello and Peter Richards on harpsichord.

Vivaldi Two Flutes, second movement The flautists are Nicola Gerard, Sarah, the violinists Shirley Richards and Helen Rees, the viola is played by Julian Chan, with Jo Garcia on cello and Peter Richards on harpsichord.

This wonderful piece of music is an instrumental version of Monteverdi’s setting of Psalm 127, one of the Songs of Ascent. Isn’t it beautiful to think that the season of Advent that we are just entering, is actually the season when we celebrate Christ Jesus, who, existing in the form of God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but emptied Himself and descended to Earth in human form? We are so grateful to the musicians who worked so hard to record this for us: Violins: Jonathan Lee, Shirley Richards, Rob Bilson, Amanda Bilson; Viola: Cathie Muncey, Christiane Max Cellos: Corinne Frost, Natalie Halliday, Rebecca Whettam; Woodwind: Julia Herzog (recorder); Mike Halliday (clarinet / sax); Trumpets: Anthony Thompson, Kevin Ashman. The players were directed by Andrew Whettam. The piece was recorded at Regents Bible College, Malvern, in 2018

Jesus, found in appearance as a man, humbled, obedient, dying . . . And so God exalted You to the highest place, gave You the name above all names. Every knee – in heaven and on earth and under the earth – every knee shall bow to You. Every tongue will confess that You are Lord And God our Father will be glorified. We are so grateful to the musicians who worked so hard to record this for us: Violins: Jonathan Lee, Shirley Richards, Rob Bilson, Amanda Bilson; Viola: Cathie Muncey, Christiane Max Cellos: Corinne Frost, Natalie Halliday, Rebecca Whettam; Woodwind: Julia Herzog (recorder); Mike Halliday (clarinet / sax); Trumpets: Anthony Thompson, Kevin Ashman. The players were directed by Andrew Whettam. The piece was recorded at Regents Bible College, Malvern, in 2018

One evening recently the Lord spoke these words very clearly to me: ‘All that we do is nothing worth unless God bless the deed.’ The words are taken from a really great hymn, God is working His purpose out as year succeeds to year. The theme is based on the verse in Habakkuk about the Earth being filled with the knowledge (yada) of the glory (kavod) of God as the waters cover the sea. (Habakkuk 2:14)(1) Almost everyone I have shared this hymn with in the last couple of days has commented on how it has aroused distant echoes of what it means to them when they sang it at primary school. Well, the words will mean a great deal more to you now – but aren’t we blessed to have this repository of great hymns lodged deep down inside us? The tune (Benson) is a great one too. It is sad to think that the present generation will not have this precious and godly heritage to draw on in later years. Today's songs may be better packaged and highly attractive but I very much doubt that they will impact the heart and memory i

Music by Linda Louisa Father, it is as natural for You to give of Your fullness as it is for us to breathe, for You are the very image of plentifulness, and when it comes to serving You, help us to put first things first, and last things last, lest anything become an idol or a snare; for You are from everlasting to everlasting, and Your years will never end. Since You make use of even the trials and residues of life You declared: “Let nothing be wasted,” (John 6:12) – and the baskets were filled with the loaves that remained. You remind us to launch out into the deep and to let down our nets for the catch. (Luke 5:4) It isn’t skill alone that will catch these fish but obedience to Your voice; so where would you have us cast our nets today, Lord? It sometimes feels as though my giving to the poor and needy, and even to your Kingdom warriors, is but a drop in the ocean, yet even the Pacific is made up of so many drops, and Your word tells us to give and it will be given back to us: everything added bec

The Lord's my Shepherd by Francis Cummings Come to Me, My child; rest awhile from all the wild perplexing things that are robbing you of peace. Rest awhile, for My sake as well as yours, for even when you’re feeling really down you will not drown; I am still your Guide and Counsellor, who provides my child with all she needs. Lord, You know all that has happened, what I have done, and what others have done to me; the profound hurts that have tossed my life this way and that. I know these sufferings will not thwart Your final plan, but right now I need to give expression to my pain. Selah Lord, You’ve brought me to this place where I need your healing embrace; Let Your refining love console me when I am feeling out of control, and struggling to define my role. When I feel exposed, and hanging by a thread You want to see me fight – but I can’t go on unless You send gold threads to stitch my rended heart. So as we seek Your face, Refresh us with Your grace