Comments on: About Gospel Prism http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:41:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Dave Cook http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-54958 Dave Cook Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:36:28 +0000 #comment-54958 Dear lover of the Scriptures - I just visited your website and saw a reference to scripture memorization and the Topical Memory System. This email note is to let you know about two unique websites that may be new to you. They both use music as the vehicle to aid in memorization. Scripture Release is the Topical Memory System in song. It features the first 24 verses of the TMS sung by Lisa Bevill, Kim Hill and four other outstanding Nashville artists. The mp3/zip downloads, as well as numerous helps, are available at no charge. The URL is: www.scripturerelease.com Scripture Song Source features music to be used in the church. Pieces range from congregational to choral to kids. Easy-to-read sheet music and midi demos are available. Again, there is no charge for use. Scripture Song Source recently changed its URL. The new URL is: www.scripturesongsource.com God grant grace to all of us in these critical days as we seek to lift up the truth of His word! Waiting in His wings, Dave Cook Scripture Release! www.scripturerelease.com scripturerelease@iowatec.com For Ezra had set his heart to study the law of the LORD and to practice it, and to teach His statutes and ordinances in Israel. EZRA 7:10 www.scripturesongsource.com Your statutes are my songs in the house of my pilgrimage. PSALM 119: 54 www.godwillblessamerica.com Blessed is the nation whose GOD is the LORD. Psalm 33:12 Dear lover of the Scriptures -

I just visited your website and saw a reference to scripture memorization
and the Topical Memory System. This email note is to let you know
about two unique websites that may be new to you. They both use
music as the vehicle to aid in memorization.

Scripture Release is the Topical Memory System in song. It features
the first 24 verses of the TMS sung by Lisa Bevill, Kim Hill and four
other outstanding Nashville artists. The mp3/zip downloads, as well
as numerous helps, are available at no charge.
The URL is: http://www.scripturerelease.com

Scripture Song Source features music to be used in the church.
Pieces range from congregational to choral to kids. Easy-to-read
sheet music and midi demos are available. Again, there is
no charge for use. Scripture Song Source recently changed its URL.
The new URL is: http://www.scripturesongsource.com

God grant grace to all of us in these critical days as we seek
to lift up the truth of His word!

Waiting in His wings,

Dave Cook
Scripture Release!
http://www.scripturerelease.com scripturerelease@iowatec.com

For Ezra had set his heart to study the law of the LORD and to practice it,
and to teach His statutes and ordinances in Israel. EZRA 7:10

http://www.scripturesongsource.com
Your statutes are my songs in the house of my pilgrimage. PSALM 119: 54

http://www.godwillblessamerica.com
Blessed is the nation whose GOD is the LORD. Psalm 33:12

]]> By: Matt McCarnan http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-41263 Matt McCarnan Wed, 12 Sep 2007 17:58:58 +0000 #comment-41263 Sam, I work for PastorResources.com as a Community Manager. Part of my job is collecting helpful book reviews from around the web and posting short excerpts (pointing back to the author's site). I'd like to point to your reviews: Elders in Congregational Life & The Glory of Christ (to begin with!), but I'd like to make sure of your full name first. Would you mind emailing me with that? By the way, I'm impressed by the gospel-centric thought pattern here. It's somthing that I'm seeking to grow in personally, and I'm encouraged by what I see. We can praise Him for His grace at work in your life and writing! Looking forward to reading your next piece. Matt McCarnan Sam,
I work for PastorResources.com as a Community Manager. Part of my job is collecting helpful book reviews from around the web and posting short excerpts (pointing back to the author’s site). I’d like to point to your reviews: Elders in Congregational Life & The Glory of Christ (to begin with!), but I’d like to make sure of your full name first. Would you mind emailing me with that?
By the way, I’m impressed by the gospel-centric thought pattern here. It’s somthing that I’m seeking to grow in personally, and I’m encouraged by what I see. We can praise Him for His grace at work in your life and writing!
Looking forward to reading your next piece.
Matt McCarnan

]]> By: admin http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-40037 admin Sun, 29 Jul 2007 19:19:54 +0000 #comment-40037 Thanks so much Polly. May His grace continually bless you in light of His glorious gospel. Thanks so much Polly. May His grace continually bless you in light of His glorious gospel.

]]> By: Polly http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-39965 Polly Tue, 24 Jul 2007 17:07:40 +0000 #comment-39965 I found this site because I saw a video with kids done by "samshua" on www.youtube.com. Of course in the video, when the kids are asked how to calm an angry person down, they answer with Proverbs - a gentle answer turns away wrath - so I wondered if "samshua" had any other videos and found this blogsite. I'm a Christian too, not Asian-American, but just want to say that it was wonderful to see that on youtube and also to find this site. I love the visual of the gospel being a prism. I've been a Christian for 10 years, and am just surrendering the whole of my mind to the Lord (not realizing I hadn't done it) and truly taking captive all my thoughts for Christ, giving my mind totally to the Lord so that the Holy Spirit can help me block negative thoughts (that lead to negative reactions and self-centeredness and negative actions). My load has been lifted from that, God is so good. I was helped by three studies. One is the workbook (and a group) from Overcomers in Christ, the other is Beth Moore's Breaking Free and the third piece has been doing the Life Under Control by First Place. All talk about surrender. It's always so cool to find Christian values on the Internet. Thank you, Polly from New Jersey I found this site because I saw a video with kids done by “samshua” on http://www.youtube.com. Of course in the video, when the kids are asked how to calm an angry person down, they answer with Proverbs - a gentle answer turns away wrath - so I wondered if “samshua” had any other videos and found this blogsite. I’m a Christian too, not Asian-American, but just want to say that it was wonderful to see that on youtube and also to find this site. I love the visual of the gospel being a prism. I’ve been a Christian for 10 years, and am just surrendering the whole of my mind to the Lord (not realizing I hadn’t done it) and truly taking captive all my thoughts for Christ, giving my mind totally to the Lord so that the Holy Spirit can help me block negative thoughts (that lead to negative reactions and self-centeredness and negative actions). My load has been lifted from that, God is so good. I was helped by three studies. One is the workbook (and a group) from Overcomers in Christ, the other is Beth Moore’s Breaking Free and the third piece has been doing the Life Under Control by First Place. All talk about surrender.

It’s always so cool to find Christian values on the Internet.

Thank you,
Polly from New Jersey

]]> By: Erik Ginn http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-39401 Erik Ginn Wed, 04 Jul 2007 00:38:31 +0000 #comment-39401 Hey Sam, can you email me? This is your cousin from LA btw, and i can't find your email address here. I wanted to ask you something. Thanks! Hey Sam, can you email me? This is your cousin from LA btw, and i can’t find your email address here. I wanted to ask you something. Thanks!

]]> By: admin http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-39352 admin Fri, 29 Jun 2007 01:21:47 +0000 #comment-39352 Thanks Justin! Thanks Justin!

]]> By: Justin Buzzard http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/about/#comment-39342 Justin Buzzard Tue, 26 Jun 2007 01:01:05 +0000 #comment-39342 Sam, I like the blog change. Sam, I like the blog change.

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