This is the day the Lord has now created. 1:3-5ĬONCL.: The chorus reminds us that every day we should rejoice that God is near and watches over us.
And this causes us to dream of heaven: 1 Pet. The close of day and the coming of night are sometimes used to symbolize the end of life: Jn. As the sun rises in the east, it sets in the west: Ps. I know that God controls the close of day.Īnd dream of Heaven a world beyond compare.Ī. 9:11-17Īs I behold the sunset o’er the mountains, As a symbol of His promises, He gave the rainbow: Gen. But God has made a promise to the faithful to give them hope: Heb. Clouds and storms are often used to symbolize times that bring tears: Ps. I hear the promise made to all the faithful,Īnd know that soon a rainbow will appear.Ī. I know that storms may fill my life with tears. His provisions include rain and fruitful seasons: Acts 14:15-17Īs I behold the sky with clouds forth coming, This reminds us that every good gift comes from God: Jas. The sun gives evidence of God’s care for mankind: Ps. I smell the rain and feel the gentle breezes,Īnd know His love protects and comforts me.Ī. I know that God provides for all my needs. And it is evidence of His loving care for us: 1 Pet. This reminds us of the fact that the Lord is always near us: Acts 17:27-28Ĭ. Every morning the sun rises in the east at God’s call: Ps. I watch the waves that ebb and flow before me,Īnd know my life rests in His loving care.Ī. The song points out what we can know about God by observing nature. Stevens and Morrison, and Sing to the Lord! Song Supplement 2002 edited by Stevens, Morrison, Dane Shepard, and Tim Stevens. The majestic scene turned their thoughts heavenward in worship, and they wrote the words to “A World Beyond Compare.” The song, in memory of Debbie Stevens and copyrighted in 1999 by Doug Stevens, is found in the Sing to the Lord! New Song Supplement 2000 edited by R. They sat together and watched the sun set behind the mountains. They are all important to me in one way or the other.” But then he told the story behind the song, “A World Beyond Compare.” He talked about how he and his wife Anne took a trip to Scottsdale, Arizona. In an interview with Richard and Anne, Tim Jennings asked a question, “Out of all of the songs you have written, what is your favorite?” Tim wrote that Richard laughed and said, “There is no way to choose. The tune was composed by her husband, Richard Louis Morrison (b. INTRO.: A hymn which is designed to help us rejoice and be glad in each day that the Lord has made is “A World Beyond Compare.” The text was written by Emily Anne Morrison (b. “This is the day which the Lord hath made we will rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24) Therefore, I should seek His presence in my heart as I ask Him, “Lord, Stand By Me.” But the most important relationship that I can sustain is with my God because it will last not only throughout this life but also for all eternity. From an earthly standpoint, I have family and friends for companionship. 1:3-5ĬONCL.: After creation, God saw that it was not good for man to be alone. Unless the Lord comes first, when life is over, we need His presence in death: Heb. We should seek the Lord’s presence as long as life shall last: Ps. Till heaven’s gates appear, Thy face I see,Īnd evermore I’m Thine Lord, stand by me.Ī. Till sin and death are past, Lord, stand by me Stanza 3 talks about the time of deathĪs long as life shall last, Lord, stand by me To do so, we must trust in the Lord: Prov. But we can endure them by Christ’s redeeming love: Eph. All Christians will experience various kinds of trials in life: Jas. Thy trusting, grateful child Lord, stand by me.Ī.
#MY HEART WILL GO ON SONG IN BACKGROUND AND SOMEONE SINGING TRIAL#
With Thy strength I’m secure, Lord, stand by me Įach trial I can endure, Lord, stand by me This is true whether we are experiencing times of joy or fear: Matt. Christians certainly need the Lord’s presence abiding in them: Jn. My hope and peace is this: Lord, stand by me.Ī. Who can my heart assure, My soul set free? In times of joy or fear, Lord, stand by me
I need Thy presence here, Lord, stand by me, It asks the Lord’s presence in all situations throughout life. The song was copyrighted in 2003 by Shepard and published in the 2007 Hymns for Worship Supplement co-edited by Shepard along with R. The text was written and the tune was composed both by Dane K. INTRO.: A hymn which expresses the desire that the Lord would stand with us, strengthen us, and deliver us out of the mouth of the lion is “Lord, Stand By Me” (#24 in Hymns for Worship Supplement). Notwithstanding the Lord stood with me, and strengthened me… that by me the preaching and I was delivered out of the mouth of the lion (2 Tim.
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