My two favorite things to eat at Easter time are Peeps (you should see what a microwave does to these little yellow morsels of marshmallowy goodness) and Reeses Peanut Butter Eggs (they are like Reeses PB cups on steroids).
You spoke and worlds were formed
You breathed and life was born
You knew that one day You would come
So far from Heaven's throne
Clothed in human form
You showed the world the Father's love
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
Your grace has broken ev'ry chain
My sins are gone, my debt's been paid
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
For me
You lived a sinless life
Yet, You were crucified
You bought our freedom on the cross
Forsaken for our sin
You died and rose again
Jesus, You are the Lamb of God
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
Your grace has broken ev'ry chain
My sins are gone, my debt's been paid
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
For me
How glorious is Your love
If I could sing forever it's not enough to say
How glorious is Your love
If I could sing forever it's not enough to say
How glorious
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
Your grace has broken ev'ry chain
My sins are gone, my debt's been paid
You gave, You gave Your life away for me
Acoustic Groove Publishing
Kathryn Scott & Paul Baloche
9 comments:
that's a goot one.
I've never ever put peeps in the microwave, but today I will do that for the first time. What a great idea. I bet I could roast them on the cooktop too! You have opened up a whole new world of entertainment and yumminess to me.
I like the song. I'm downloading it on iTunes. Are you familiar with Cannons by Phil Wickham? He has an album called Cannons, and also a song by the same title. I love his music. I also like Spirit Fall, Home and Sailing On a Ship on that album, and Grace on his self-titled album. We had a band for D-Now who sang some of his stuff. Here's a link on You Tube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn5LgOE4SXk&feature=related
Oh yeah! Peeps in the microwave are hysterical—and yummy. They look like bunnies about to explode. I haven't roasted one yet, but that will be next.
swahilimama,
Intertesting you mentioned Phil Wickam. I went to high school with his dad, John, who went on to be a part of the Jesus movement band The Way.
I've heard Phil's CD, and he's a very talented young man.
Rick,
I thought I would remember John Wickham and The Way, but I don't recognize any of their music. Interesting that you went to school with Phil's dad. Where was that?
Barb Metcalf
(to answer barb's question) in a galaxy and time far far away...
Hey now, Nate… I'm thinking your dad and I are probably about the same age… so watch it . :P
back when bell bottoms were cool and Rick wanted to dance and sing like Greg Brady.
Tell me it ain't so.
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