The Songs of Little Peach

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ASSURANCE (of Salvation)

The confidence that each believer in Christ has of eternal security; being saved from mortal sin and sin’s penalty of death through the faithfulness of God through Christ.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Romans 8:15-17; Galatians 4:6: Paul teaching the "adoption of sonship" and assuring our salvation.

Romans 8:38-39: Paul stating that nothing earthly or heavenly can separate us from the love of God.

II Timothy 1:12; Phillipians 1:6: Each believer in Christ has complete confidence in Christ’s ability to complete that which He started (salvation).

John 5:24; I John 5:13: The believer in Christ can have full assurance based on the testimony of Scripture.

I John 3:18-19: The presence of the Fruit of the Spirit in the life of the believer provides assurance of salvation.

Every Minute (aka: Lord, I Need You)

Forever Faithful

I Am Convinced (aka: For I Am Convinced; Romans 8)

Lord of All

Peace I Give To You

Strangers

The One I Love

Where I Stand (aka: You Are My Rock)

BOLDNESS

All Things

He's Gonna Reign Forever

COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS

The premise of living in community is borne out of the inherent nature of God, a community being made up of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. New Testament writers spoke frequently of the welfare of other believers, including hospitality, care, and aid.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Acts 5:3: The Holy Spirit will manifest himself in the sharing of goods with one another.

I Corinthians 16: Paul shows, in word and in example, that caring for others is a constant and ongoing work of God living in believers.

Catch Fire

Lord, Give Us America

One By One

Peace I Give To You

Rise Up!

Strangers

With All Of My Heart

CONFIDENCE

This ties in with ASSURANCE in the notion of our eternal security. Another aspect of CONFIDENCE is our certainty of God’s character and our relationship to Him. The consistency of God’s presence, character, and promises gives us boldness and security in approaching Him in with our requests, hurts, pains, sin, celebration, and adoration. Also, a confidence in how God will take care of us (e.g., protection, supplying our needs, etc.).

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Acts 4:29: Paul’s statement about the confidence we have in speaking the Word of God.

Psalm 71: The Psalmist talks of the confidence he has had in God "since my youth."

Proverbs 3:26: God will keep us safe.

Hebrews 4:16: We can boldly approach the throne of grace with confidence.

I John 3:21: The confidence we have before God.

All Things

He's Gonna Reign Forever

Lay Your Hands On Me, God

The One I Love

Where I Stand (aka: You Are My Rock)

Your Love For Me

CREATION

The central theme is that God is the creator of the "heavens and earth." This includes the creation of man. The creation theme is consistent in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. The act of creation comes from "God’s word," as he speaks things into being. Because God created us, this ties us relationally to Him in the deepest and most critical way; becomes the most basic conception of God that we know. Finally, creation is an act of the Trinity as supported in Scripture.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Genesis 1:1: Creator of the "heavens and the earth."

Genesis 1:3; Psalms 33:9 and 148:5: Creation takes place by God’s word (speaking).

Colossians 1:16; I Corinthians 8:6: Christ, as God, "in Him all things were created."

Genesis 1:2; Job 33:4; Psalm 104:30: Concludes the notion of the triune participation in creation by including the work of the Holy Spirit.

Only You

DELIVERANCE

The Old Testament centers its meaning of deliverance around safety and the ability to escape; taking a people out of destruction (e.g., Moses as the deliverer of the people of Israel). God’s purpose for this deliverance is not to provide relief from affliction, hardship, or suffering, but rather to free them up to worship and serve Him. Christ is not referred to as the deliverer in the New Testament, although synonyms for "the deliver" do exist in reference to Christ.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Psalm 33:19; 34:6; 107:6,13,19: God delivers His people from many different sets of circumstances.

Romans 8:21: God’s promise to deliver creation from decay.

Matthew 6:13: God’s deliverance of the believer from evil.

Psalm 40:17; I Corinthians 10:13: God provides a way of escape for the sinner.

Bring Back The Joy

Greater Is He

I'm In Love With Jesus

Set Me Free

The One I Love

You Rescued Me

FAITH

This noun translates in to the term "believe," as it is our active response to God (not to be confused with God’s FAITHfulness to us). The active presence of faith can be defined as the sense of self-renouncing, trustful reliance upon God; the attitude of the heart.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

I John 2:22-23; II John 7-9: To have faith in Christ, his true identity must first be realized.

Titus 1:1; II Thessalonians 2:13; I Peter 1:22: Faith is knowing, believing, and obeying "the truth."

I John 3:2; 5:18-20; Titus 1:2; I Corinthians 2:10-13: Christian faith rests on the recognition of apostolic and biblical testimony as God’s own testimony to his son.

As For Me

I Believe

Strangers

FORGIVENESS

The Old Testament provides a number of definitions for "forgiveness": "to cover"; " to bear"; "take away guilt"; and "to pardon." The New Testament also has a number of definitions for "forgiveness": "to put away"; "disregarding"; "putting aside"; and "to forgive sins." The act of forgiveness is both between man and God, and man to man (the vertical relationship and the horizontal relationship).

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Ephesians 4:32: God, through Christ, has forgiven man.

Hebrews 10:17: God will not remember our sins once forgiven.

II Corinthians 12:13; Colossians 2:13: God initiates forgiveness.

Luke 17:4; Matthew 18:22: No limits exist regarding our forgiveness of each other.

Luke 17:3-4: Repentance is necessary to receiving forgiveness.

Oh Lord, Take My Life

Overwhelmed

Take Forgiveness

GOD AS VICTOR

Throughout both the Old Testament and the New Testament, the writers of Scripture refer to God’s power to conquer and our power to conquer through Christ.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Exodus 15:3: Referring to God as a warrior.

I Corinthians 15:54, 57: Death has been overtaken by victory through God.

I John 5:4: Acknowledgment of the ability to overcome and be victorious through God.

Day By Day

Greater Is He

He's Gonna Reign Forever

I Am Convinced (aka: For I Am Convinced; Romans 8)

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Lord Of All

Names Above All Names (Alpha & Omega)

HEALING

Healing is a prominent theme in Scripture, referring to physical, emotional, and spiritual matters. Healing comes only from God, and is what Jesus based many of his teachings. Sickness is a consequence of fallen man and man’s sinful nature, not necessarily individual sin.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

John 9:1-3; 11:4: Christ states that sickness is not the result of "who sinned."

Matthew 9:2,22,29; 8:13; 15:28: Faith as a key part of divine healing.

Mark 6:7-13; Matthew 10:1-5; Luke 9:1-6: Examples of Christ’s healing ministry.

Lay Your Hands On Me, God

Take Forgiveness

HOLINESS

Overwhelmed

HOPE

The act of trusting, waiting, and anticipating. Hope manifests itself in many ways, including the hope for renewal; blessing; righteousness; salvation; and the fulfillment of God’s promises.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

I Corinthians 13:13: The hope for salvation and grace.

Acts 2:26; Titus 1:2: The hope of God’s blessing.

Hebrews 3:6; 6:18-19: Hope is the stabilization of the soul.

I Timothy 1:1; I Thessalonians 2:19: Christ as the hope of the believer.

Bring Back The Joy

Candle In The Dark

Greater Is He

Oh Lord, Take My Life

Strangers

IMMANENCE OF CHRIST

I'm In Love With Jesus

JOY

I'm In Love With Jesus

JUDGEMENT

Judgment is the condemnation we face because of our failure to live up to God’s righteousness. God, because of his inherent character of justice, judges the wicked and unrepentant. Scripture also addresses this topic in regard to man’s judgment of each other, stating that no one can justly condemn the righteous if God is on his/her side.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Job 10:2; Jeremiah 42:18; John 12:48: God is the one who condemns.

I Kings 8:32; Romans 3:8; Galatians 1:8-9: God condemns based on his justice.

Matthew 12:41-42; Luke 11:31-32; John 5:29; Romans 5:16, 18: The wicked and unrepentant are the ones who realize God’s condemnation.

You Rescued Me

KINGSHIP OF CHRIST

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Lay Your Hands On Me, God

To The Lamb

LOVE

NOTE: A few brief phrases and a handful of Scripture references can not do this topic justice. However, in an effort to give helpful insight, an attempt will be made. When asked the greatest commandment, Christ stated, "To love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. This is the greatest and first commandment. The second is this: to love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:37-40; Mark 12:29-31). Because of these two commandments, love is of preeminent importance in the Bible. The basis for this passage reveals two forms of love: the love of God and the love of man.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

I John 4:8,16: God is love.

John 14:31: Christ’s love for the Father (implies a mutual love).

Deuteronomy 10:18; 33:3; I Kings 10:9; Hosea 14:4, I John 4:10; John 17:23: God’s love for man.

I Kings 8:23; II Chronicles 6:14; Nehemiah 1:5; Psalm 89:28; Daniel 9:4: The steadfast and unchanging love of God.

Bring Back The Joy

I Believe

Lift Up His Name

The One I Love

Your Love For Me

Your Love Is Higher

MAJESTY OF GOD

I Will Be Still

Let Your Mercy Fall

Your Love Is Higher

MERCY

Mercy is the witholding of punishment/pardon/forgiveness by someone in power over a transgressor. Includes compassion, sympathy, and the mitigation of penalties. Again, this is an attribute practiced in both God’s relationship to man and man’s relationship with one another.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Isaiah 63:7; Psalm 79:8-9: God’s mercy on Israel.

Matthew 5:17; James 2:13: Exercising mercy and compassion toward fellow man.

Lord Of All

Oh Lord, Take My Life

Overwhelmed

Set Me Free

Take Forgiveness

NAME OF CHRIST

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Names Above All Names (Alpha & Omega)

To The Lamb

POWER OF GOD

Although a general topic, Scripture speaks repeatedly of God’s power, both in action and in creation. God’s power can be direct (parting the sea for the Israelites); working through others (Paul’s profound impact on the Gospel of Christ); or in his creation.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Exodus 32:11: God leading his people out of Egypt.

Proverbs 24:5: The power of a wise man.

Matthew 24:30: God’s power in creation.

Luke 1:35; 4:14; Romans 1:16; 1:20; I Corinthians 6:14: The unlimited power of God.

Greater Is He

I Will Be Still

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Only You

Where I Stand (aka: You Are My Rock)

SACRIFICE (Atonement)

Superseded by the "total depravity of man" principle, the need for sacrifice is a direct result of sinfulness. The Old Testament establishes the principle of sacrifice in giving burnt offerings to God, thus "making atonement," (Leviticus 1:4); and being absolved of "sin and guilt" (Leviticus 4:20; 7:7). This set the stage for the New Testament principle of atonement and sacrifice, but this time not through offering animals, but by God offering his sinless Son as a sacrifice.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Hebrews 9:26; 10:5-10: Christ was the perfect sacrifice.

Romans 3:25-26; 6:23; Galatians 3:13.

I Corinthians 6:20; Galatians 5:1: Christ paid the price that set us free.

Romans 3:25: Christ’s sacrifice turns away the wrath of God.

I Believe

Lift Up His Name

Overwhelmed

Take Forgiveness

SAVIOR (the person of Christ)

One who saves or delivers, this is the embodiment of the one who saves (provides atonement). Referring to Christ, the term is not only "exhibiting" the behavior, skills, or character of salvation, but actually embodies or constitutes salvation (is, in fact, salvation/Savior).

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Luke 2:11; Acts 5:31; Phillipians 3:20-21; Ephesians 5:23: Christ embodies salvation.

Acts 4:12: Only through Christ are we saved.

Luke 1:47; Jude 25: God as Savior.

Day By Day

Lift Up His Name

Name Above All Names (Alpha & Omega)

The One I Love

To The Lamb

SOVEREIGNTY (of God)

The claim that God is king, supreme ruler, and lawgiver of the entire universe. Continuing, nothing happens outside of the knowledge, control, or purpose of God.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Psalm 103:19: God’s throne is in heaven and he rules over all.

I Chronicles 29:11: David’s statement of greatness and majesty of God.

Matthew 6:13 (The Lord’s Prayer): The concluding phrase states, " . . .for yours is the kingdom, and the power and the glory forever."

I Timothy 6:15: "King of Kings, Lord of Lords."

Genesis 14:18-20: God Most High.

Genesis 17:1; Exodus 6:2: God Almighty.

Genesis 15:2; Deuteronomy 3:24: Sovereign Lord.

Revelation 1:8: Lord God Almighty.

He's Gonna Reign Forever

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Your Love For Me

SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT

Another general title of Christian growth, spiritual development includes the pursuit of understanding and relating God through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Matthew 5:36: The hunger and thirst for righteousness.

Matthew 6:33: Seeking the Kingdom of God.

II Timothy 4:7: Pursuit of faithfulness’ to God.

II Timothy 2:22: The pursuit of righteousness, faith, love, and peace.

Candle In The Dark

I Lift My Heart

To Be Like You

SURRENDER

The active choice of mankind to choose God, making our will subordinate to God’s will/purpose/plan.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Luke 14:33: Giving up everything to be a Christ follower.

James 4:7: Submit yourselves to God.

Romans 12:1-2: Offer your bodies as living sacrifices.

Romans 12:9: The sincerity of our actions in devotion to God.

As For Me

Candle In The Dark

Catch Fire

Day By Day

Every Minute (aka: Lord, I Need You)

I Lift My Heart

I Will Be Still

Lord Of All

Oh Lord, Take My Life

Peace I Give To You

Set Me Free

To Be Like You

With All That I Am

SURRENDERING (ACTIVE)

I Don't Want To Be Bound

I Lift My Heart

Let Your Mercy Fall

THE BLOOD

BLOOD OF CHRIST/SACRIFICE OF CHRIST: The central theme of the blood sacrifice is taken from the Old Testament, where the priests of the tribe of Levi (the Levites, see Leviticus 17:11) used the blood of animals for atonement (pay the price for their sins). The premise was that the price paid must match the offense, called a "redemption price" in Exodus 21:30 & 30:12; Job 33:24. Once the adequate price had been paid, then the offense was "canceled." See Hebrews 9:11-18 to see the New Testament confirmation of the symbolism of the blood sacrifice. To the believer in Christ, the blood signifies life given up in death, thus owing our salvation to Christ’s death.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Romans 5:19: Paul confirming we are saved by the blood (death/sacrifice) of Christ.

John 6:53-56; Acts 5:28; Ephesians 2:13; I John 5:6; Revelation 1:5 & 19:13: Definitive statement that the blood of Christ meant Christ’s death.

Overwhelmed

Name Above All Names (Alpha & Omega)

Take Forgiveness

THE CROSS

More than simply a physical structure (upright wooden pole, tree, stake, etc.) of punishment and consequence, the cross must be understood first from its effect upon the victim and the cultural relevance of the act. The "death of God" in this manner represents a subservient, humble, and degrading act of obedience to God. Once this stark reality is embraced, only then can the understanding of God’s sacrifice of his Son be fully embraced. Through the act of Christ’s crucifixion on the cross, God provided salvation for man, the forgiveness of sin.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Phillipians 2:6-8: The servanthood and humility of Christ going to the cross.

I Corinthians 15:13: God provided the forgiveness of sin through the cross.

I Corinthians 2:2: The basis of the Christian message is found in Christ’s death on the cross.

John 3:16; 15:16: The cross of Christ is the ultimate demonstration of God’s love for man.

Take Forgiveness

TRANSCENDENCE

As transcendent, God is uniquely different than all of creation. God’s being is eternal, the world’s temporal, and his knowledge is complete. His character is consistent (loving, just, against evil, holy). God sustains, guides, and governs all that He created.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Psalm 104: God in relation to what He’s created.

John 8:23: Only Christ is "from above" (with God).

All Things

Forever Faithful

I Am Convinced (aka: For I Am Convinced; Romans 8)

I Will Be Still

Let Your Mercy Fall

Only You

To The Lamb

Your Love Is Higher

WISDOM

The "wisdom literature" of the Old Testament refers to the books of Job, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes. Outside of these three books, the word "wisdom" primarily refers to man’s wisdom (skills, knowledge, ability) and not necessarily God’s. In the New Testament, wisdom is an attribute of God, and is embodied by Christ, and often refers to understanding the character and will of God.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

Luke 11:49: Wisdom is an attribute of God.

I Corinthians 2:4-7: God’s divine will for man.

Matthew 12:42; 11:25: The intellectual capacity of man.

All Things

MASTER SONG LIST:

All Things

As For Me

Bring Back The Joy

Candle In The Dark

Catch Fire

Day By Day

Dust It Off

Every Minute

Forever Faithful

For I Am Convinced

Greater Is He

He's Gonna Reign Forever

I Believe

I Don't Want To Be Bound

I Lift My Heart

I'm In Love With Jesus

I Will Be Still

Jehovah Jehoshuah Christos

Lay Your Hands On Me, God

Let Your Mercy Fall

Lift Up His Name

Lord, Give Us America

Lord Of All

Name Above All Names

Oh, Lord, Take My Life

One By One

Only You

Overwhelmed

Peace I Give To You

Rise Up!

Set Me Free

Strangers

Take Forgiveness

The One I Love

To Be Like You

To The Lamb

Where I Stand

With All Of My Heart

You Rescued Me

Your Love For Me

Your Love Is Higher

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