What He Sung To Me Today

Songs God sung to me lately:

The past 2 weeks (STILL!): When the Saints Go to Worship
Last week added: Firm Foundation (He Won't Fail)
8am today (11.5.23): Hallelujah
11am today (11.5.23): I Go To The Rock (WH)
The first song is an invitation/invocation to God and a reminder/unctioning for me.
The second one is encouragement during these particular times in my life.
The third song, I think, was just a blessing that I got up and got going. I had no issues other than lack of decision-making about the things I needed to do that day.  I'm glad I got up!
The fourth song is somewhat of a conclusion: recently I literally went to God the Rock for particular circumstances.  The past several past years, I've come to know or acknowledge, the Rock was  the church. The acknowledgement of that suggests hesitation or gradual/eventual submission. Think of it this way: in nature, when we approach a rock, we know it's a rock right then.  We're not always aware that something is a rock, figuratively speaking, when we approach it.  We may hope it is. We may not care or expect it to be especially if we don't know we need that thing to be a rock. Also, some figurative Rocks (but not Jesus, though. He IS THE ROCK) are like natural rocks, meaning they are not smooth. They have large or minute jagged egdes/lips/protrusions that scratch, scrape and can cause a slipping of the feet or hands, and can sprain bones or break nails. The rock is still steady, unmoving, going nowhere, a hiding place either behind, on the side, on top, or maybe in a crack somewhere. Because a figurative Rock (church, family, friend, job) has those things, we may not see them as a Rock until we look back and understand how they've stood in our life...which goes back to the statement that the Rock had to be recognized as such before the  'acknowledgement of that suggests hesitation or eventual submission'. ​