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Faith column: ‘My Romance,’ an inspirational worship song

Posted at 1:44 pm June 23, 2013
By Myra Mansfield Leave a Comment

First I would like to say “Thank You” to Dawn and John Huotari for providing an opportunity for our community to stay informed as well as to interact with each other through oakridgetoday.com. I pray that God will continue to prosper you both for years to come.

Today I would like to invite you to share with me in pondering the greatness of God through this inspirational worship song recorded by Rick Pino and Kari Jobe. You may enjoy the recording and video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZRvo01AE9w.

The lyrics read:

Look at the way the flowers bloom for You,

They want to show You their beauty, Lord

Running waters dance,

You and I romance,

 

And unto You be all the glory,

Unto You be all the glory!

 

Angels dance around You,

The earth it sings about You,

Open up the heavens, Lord,

Let Your kingdom come to earth.

 

My praises all surround You,

My soul can’t dance without You,

Open up the heavens, Lord

Let your kingdom come to earth.

 

And unto You be all the glory,

Unto You be all the glory!

I hope you have a blessed week and come to know God in an increasingly deeper way every day.

Myra Mansfield has spent her life serving in various areas of ministry and community service, in parenting, in public speaking, and writing. She serves the Anderson County Sheriff’s Department as a chaplain, serves as an officer with the Oak Ridge Ministerial Association, and is nearing completion of writing several books.

Filed Under: Faith Tagged With: Dawn Huotari, God, heavens, John Huotari, Kari Jobe, kingdom, Lord, My Romance, Myra Mansfield, Oak Ridge Today, Rick Pino

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