I Surrender All

Majestic Blessing

What a blessing! It was a privilege to host the choral group Majesty this year. The college students from Master’s College in Southern California did an excellent job sharing with us their testimony through singing and through various anecdotes. Special thanks to all who participated in inviting people and for providing for the needs of the music team. The students were encourage by your presence and will need your prayers over the next few weeks as they continue to proclaim the glory of Christ through music.

We housed the guys on campus. One of the students played bluegrass music and brought his mandolin so Tom got his Banjo and I got a guitar and the seven of us sang one song after another for about three hours. We had a great time but one of the tenors said he may have trouble singing at the next venue because of singing so much [I saw him the next morning and he had recovered so don’t be too alarmed. Besides it would have been worthwhile.]

In any case Tom and I helped those California boys get a real Southern twang in their tone. I think the next church in Alabama will be satisfied, but I think the school may not let them come out to the South to play again. J

Again the girls and guys of Majesty thank all of you for your support.

Majesty

Tonight LABC has the privilege to present the choral group Majesty. The members of this group are college students from John MacArthur’s Masters College in Southern California.

In March I had the opportunity to attend the Shepherd’s fellowship, a pastor’s conference hosted by John MacArthur and Grace Community Church. We had an excellent time as we were challenged to continue to feature Biblical preaching in our ministries. In addition to excellent preaching we had the privilege of hearing excellent music. This connection led to Majesty arranging a visit with us today.

I am looking forward to being blessed by excellent God honoring music this evening. In addition I know we will also be blessed to see young men and women pursue ministry opportunities in music. No doubt tonight will be a time of mutual encouragement as we participate in glorifying God in worship.

Service time starts at 7:00 PM…you may want to arrive early.

Normally we have a time of extended prayer on Wednesday evening. This evening will focus on the concert however we will still take prayer requests and pray for those needs during the week. You can bring your request with you tonight or email them to prayer@lyndonavenue.org