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    Blessed Be Your Name: Worshiping God on the Road Marked With Suffering
    Blessed Be Your Name: Worshiping God on the Road Marked With Suffering
    Blessed Be Your Name: Worshiping God on the Road Marked With Suffering
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    Blessed Be Your Name: Worshiping God on the Road Marked With Suffering

    By Matt Redman and Beth Redman

    Narrated by Matt Redman and Beth Redman

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    Worship is always a choice. In the life of every worshiper there will come times when worship meets with suffering.

    In Blessed Be Your Name, Matt and Beth Redman use the words of their inspiring song to explore how to stand in the place of praise even in the face of hardship and pain. Focusing on the Psalms, many of which were written out of struggle, the Redmans share from their own experience and show how painful circumstances and our choices can either propel us toward God or away from Him, build up our faith or break it. Learn how to ride out the storms of life, saying "Blessed be your name Lord" - and mean it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOasis Audio
    Release dateSep 15, 2005
    ISBN9781621880943
    Blessed Be Your Name: Worshiping God on the Road Marked With Suffering
    Author

    Matt Redman

    MATT REDMAN (www.mattredman.com) is the writer of many songs including "The Heart of Worship," "Better Is One Day," "Let My Words Be Few," and "Blessed Be Your Name." Matt has been leading worship full time since age 20, and this journey has taken him to many countries around the world. As an author, he has written six books revolving around the central theme of worship, including The Unquenchable Worshipper and Facedown. Matt, his wife, Beth, and their five children reside in West Sussex, England.

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      This is a book but I believe every Christian should read, but if you are involved with eating worship in any way shape or form this is a must!

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