Comments on: Come Weary Saints Now Available http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/ Resources for Leading Worship from Bob Kauflin Sat, 17 May 2008 09:20:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Tony Konvalin http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/#comment-8377 Tony Konvalin Fri, 09 May 2008 12:44:10 +0000 http://www.worshipmatters.com/?p=491#comment-8377 I just received Come Weary Saints and have already listened to it numerous times, actualy it is playing right now. While I enjoy the music and the singing is as usual great it is the words that I most appreciate. All too often songs are sung that have minimal if any foundation in scripture and if they do it is relatively shallow. Dealing with the topic of weariness and struggle was a wonderful concept. The Christian life is so much more than it is often portrayed and I thank you for dealing with this in Come Weary Saints. Again thanks for this album. I just received Come Weary Saints and have already listened to it numerous times, actualy it is playing right now. While I enjoy the music and the singing is as usual great it is the words that I most appreciate. All too often songs are sung that have minimal if any foundation in scripture and if they do it is relatively shallow. Dealing with the topic of weariness and struggle was a wonderful concept. The Christian life is so much more than it is often portrayed and I thank you for dealing with this in Come Weary Saints.

Again thanks for this album.

]]> By: HannahT http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/#comment-8012 HannahT Mon, 05 May 2008 03:35:34 +0000 http://www.worshipmatters.com/?p=491#comment-8012 All too often Christians put on their happy face and try to hide their imperfections. I know I am not the only one struggling and/or hurting. So many people connect with music and song lyrics; it is refreshing not only to hear someone admitting that life isn't perfect, but also providing some powerful songs to aid in bringing the hurting to the throne. All too often Christians put on their happy face and try to hide their imperfections. I know I am not the only one struggling and/or hurting.

So many people connect with music and song lyrics; it is refreshing not only to hear someone admitting that life isn’t perfect, but also providing some powerful songs to aid in bringing the hurting to the throne.

]]> By: KaiB http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/#comment-7917 KaiB Sat, 03 May 2008 22:55:24 +0000 http://www.worshipmatters.com/?p=491#comment-7917 This sounds like a CD full of great lyrics full of lyrics that help truly lead a congregation before the throne of God. Christians definitely are prone to sugarcoating their spiritual condition and only focus on the happy things about faith. It appears that it isn't the case with the CD for this song. Thanks for being concerned with putting forth an honest portrayal of our faith and relationship with God through these songs! This sounds like a CD full of great lyrics full of lyrics that help truly lead a congregation before the throne of God. Christians definitely are prone to sugarcoating their spiritual condition and only focus on the happy things about faith. It appears that it isn’t the case with the CD for this song. Thanks for being concerned with putting forth an honest portrayal of our faith and relationship with God through these songs!

]]> By: DOchoa http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/#comment-7754 DOchoa Thu, 01 May 2008 20:05:12 +0000 http://www.worshipmatters.com/?p=491#comment-7754 I am studying Worship in college now and a very big part of it covers the trials pass through that form us into the Christian we are wo that we can experience the Joy, peace, happiness, etc. which are the Fruits of the Spirit which we all crave as Christians. Way too many artists touch only on the happy points and too few on the journey there and for someone like me, it is refreshing to hear that there are artists out there who have climbed up from the bottom with the Lord's guiding hand! I am studying Worship in college now and a very big part of it covers the trials pass through that form us into the Christian we are wo that we can experience the Joy, peace, happiness, etc. which are the Fruits of the Spirit which we all crave as Christians. Way too many artists touch only on the happy points and too few on the journey there and for someone like me, it is refreshing to hear that there are artists out there who have climbed up from the bottom with the Lord’s guiding hand!

]]> By: Marshall http://www.worshipmatters.com/2008/05/come-weary-saints-now-available/#comment-7742 Marshall Thu, 01 May 2008 16:19:41 +0000 http://www.worshipmatters.com/?p=491#comment-7742 This CD and it's God-ward lyrics has been ministering hope and joy to my soul. These songs place suffering in the context of God's sovereign love and point us to find Christ as our prize and treasure. THANK YOU to anyone who had a hand in it! This CD and it’s God-ward lyrics has been ministering hope and joy to my soul. These songs place suffering in the context of God’s sovereign love and point us to find Christ as our prize and treasure. THANK YOU to anyone who had a hand in it!

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