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  • Merry Christmas from Hidden Streams! Into the dark and miserable places comes the Lord of Hope, the God who brings laughter out of sorrow, hope out of depressions and contentment into our restless hearts. Chad's meditation on this Psalm is beautiful and compassionate. Wishing you all a blessed Christmas and the very best for you and your loved ones in 2025. Thank you for your support for this podcast. It takes a lot of work to put these together and we so appreciate your support in keeping this podcast going through all of the Psalms and now into Old Testament songs, and in the future, New Testament songs.

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  • Hidden Streams wanted to finish the year with a celebration of the good and holy gift of love. Chad gives a beautiful meditation on the first chapter of the song of King Solomon, and Izzi Ray sings a beautiful song "Kiss Me". We wish all of our wonderful listeners a joy filled and Merry Christmas and may the peace of Christ be with you throughout the new year.

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    Lyrics to "Kiss Me" Song of Songs 1:1-15

    I can hear You softly

    Singing out my name

    A Song of Songs

    Like a burning flame

    The world’s greatest love song

    That was ever penned

    A Song of the ages (Songs)

    And it will never end

    Chorus

    Kiss me with the kisses of your mouth

    Better than wine

    Your love is all mine

    Kiss me with the kisses of your mouth

    The sun burned my skin

    Touch me and heal my sin

    Deep within

    Deep within

    Draw me near

    I’ll come home to You

    Across the desert sands

    You carry me through

    The heart of the Father

    The wings of a dove

    A Song of Songs or the voice of my Savior

    Over the sea of love

    Chorus

    Kiss me with the kisses of your mouth

    Better than wine

    Your love is all mine

    Kiss me with the kisses of your mouth

    The sun has burned my skin

    Touch me and heal my sin

    Deep within

    Deep within

    Behold You are beautiful

    We will always be together

    The lover of my soul

    Now and forever

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  • This meditation is great for Advent, a season of waiting in expectation for all that is damaged and ruined to be made whole. Izzi Ray sings "Even In The Ruins".

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    Lyrics for "Even In The Ruins"

    We wait for restoration

    When you make all things new

    A new earth and heaven

    And we will be one with You

    In love and redemption

    Let the heavens be glad

    In Your glorious perfection

    Together we stand

    Chorus:

    Even in the ruins

    Hope is emerging

    Even in the ruins

    Forgiveness occurring

    So much decay, corruption

    sin and destruction

    But Your glory remains

    Even in the ruins

    Even in the ruins

    You are here

    And all nature groans together

    As we wait for the dawn

    When You gather Your children

    And every tear is gone away

    In love and redemption

    Let the heavens be glad

    In Your glorious perfection

    Together we stand

    Bridge:

    Let the sea roar

    Let the fields rejoice

    Let the trees sing out

    As we answer Your voice

  • In this celebratory passage we hear of some of the great attributes of God, our God, the God that loves us. Incredible and great encouragement for us all. Colin Heinrich sings "We sing Glory".

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    Lyrics to "We Song Glory"

    From day to day,

    From year to year,

    We share good tidings among the nations

    Sing to the Lord

    through all the earth

    Everyone proclaim your salvation

    Splendor and majesty,
    Gladness and strength are in Your place

    You came and dwelt among us

    Covering Your people with Your grace

    Chorus:

    We sing glory

    To the God of the ages

    Glory

    To the first and the last

    We sing glory

    For all your wondrous works

    Tremble before him, all the earth

    Tremble before him, all the earth

    Verse 2

    Not by riches, or worldly wisdom

    politics, or false religion

    There is no other, You are the One

    Who made the earth and heavens

    Splendor and majesty,
    Gladness and strength are in Your place

    You came and dwelt among us

    Covering Your people with Your grace

    Chorus:

    We sing glory

    To the God of the ages

    Glory

    To the first and the last

    We sing glory

    For all your wondrous works

    Tremble before him, all the earth

    Tremble before him, all the earth

    You are holy and should be feared

    But You beckon us draw near

    You are holy and should be feared

    But You beckon us draw near

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  • Chad meditates on the salvation story found here in Chronicles 16. We are blessed beyond belief, for eternity. God brings everything together in His perfect time, and we can become dismayed when our timetables don't line up. Still He knows what is best and His mysterious ways bless us for eternity. Jeff Anderson sings "A Millionfold"

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    Lyrics to "A Millionfold"

    You are faithful

    For a thousand generations

    To a covenant You made

    With Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

    Our inheritance was paid

    With no strength in our hands

    We travel a cross the sands

    With Your protection

    Wandering the desert

    Our only hope is Your direction

    A millionfold

    A thousand times a thousand souls

    Undeserving, here we stand

    upon this land

    Because of Your love

    Because of Your faithful word

    Oh Jesus

    We give glory and thanks

    Unto Your name forever

    Unto Your name forever

    You guard Your beloved

    With Your outstretched arm

    You say “Don’t touch my anointed ones,

    do my prophets no harm!”

    In the lonely desert places

    You multiply Your grace

    And You feed us at Your banquet

    Spread out a table in this place

    A millionfold

    A thousand times a thousand souls

    Undeserving, upon this land

    Here we stand

    Because of Your love

    Because of Your faithful word

    As beloved children

    We give You thanks

    Unto Your name forever

    Unto Your name forever

  • In this Thanksginving season, this song of David is truly appropriate. We can take no good thing for granted, but in everything give thanks to God. Chad gives a beautiful meditation on this passage, cautioning us from getting tied down with the cares of this world, when the true eternal riches are ours forever in Christ. Jeff Anderson sings "Tied Down".

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    Lyrics to "Tied Down"

    When I was a child

    I ran after things I cherished

    Things I desired

    Led to my soul despairing

    When I was lost in my own little town

    You sought me

    You found me

    You came to me, when I was tied down

    Chorus:

    I was tied down

    By my own hands

    Charms had their way

    I was enslaved

    I was tied down

    You untangled me

    To Your great name

    Glory and honor Lord for eternity

    To Your great name

    Glory and honor Lord for eternity

    Your yoke is easy your burden is light

    You Opened my eyes then You gave me sight

    When I was lost in my own little town

    You sought me

    You found me

    You came to me, when I was tied down

    And I will sing your praise

    In my heart I’ll give you thanks

    In my heart I seek your presence

    And I live in Your love and grace

    Under Your mercy

    Under Your mercy

  • A great recounting of the mercies of God throughout the journey on earth. Izzi Ray sings "Honor and Glory".

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    Lyrics to "Honor and Glory"

    You turned the sea to dry land

    So we could cross the river

    delivered us by your hand

    And we rejoiced together

    So we give thanks through all the earth

    For You alone command the waters

    And You have heard my desperate prayers

    For You alone save Your sons and daughters

    Chorus:

    Honor and glory

    From every nation

    Every generation

    Is Yours O God

    This day of blessing

    Hearts now confessing

    Your saving power and glorious work

    Forever and ever, Amen.

    You O God have tested us

    You trapped us in your net

    Laid heavy burdens on our backs

    Let men trample on our heads

    But then You brought us to your house

    You refined us like silver

    You brought us into freedom land

    Through the fire and water

    Bridge:

    Your Cross covers the whole earth

    And points to everyone everywhere

    From one man

    One crucifixion

    One resurrection

    One life for everyone

  • This scripture passage is so interesting and complex. A real cautionary tale. Chad sorts it all out for us, pointing us to Christ and His forgiveness, and warning us to resist taking matters of retribution into our own hands.

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    Lyrics to "For Want of Forgiveness"

    Let me go, and leave my heart of stone

    I’ll walk away

    From getting even

    For the times I was betrayed

    And thought revenge

    My only solution

    Sunlight

    flooding into darkness

    You hold me up, and I’m letting go

    Jesus, walking on the water

    You come for me, and I’m letting go

    Chorus:

    But Abner;

    Your hands were not bound;
    your feet were not fettered;

    No man showed you mercy

    Forgiving his debtor
    as one falls before the wicked
    you have fallen.”

    For want of forgiveness

    Deliver me from seeking my revenge

    At the shrine of retribution

    And I trust that Lord You have forgiven me

    And I received Your absolution

    Sunlight

    flooding into darkness

    You hold me up, so I’m letting go

    Jesus, walking on the water

    You come for me, and I’m letting go

    Chorus:

    But Abner;

    Your hands were not bound;
    your feet were not fettered;

    None showed you mercy

    You were the debtor
    as one falls before the wicked
    you have fallen.”

    For want of forgiveness

    Don’t want to live a lie

    Empty and alone

    For want of forgiveness

    A fool without friends

    Take my heart of stone

    I have been forgiven

  • There is so much to gaze at and learn from in this passage. Chad compassionately navigates

    through the wreckage and gives us encouraging words in times of grief. Colin Heinrich sings "Oh, How the Mighty Have Fallen".

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    Lyrics to

    Oh, How the Mighty are Fallen (2 Samuel 1:17-27)

    Your glory, O Israel, is slain on a hill!
    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!

    Keep the news to yourself, of the blood that was spilled

    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!

    No field of offerings! no rain upon you
    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!
    Saul and Jonathan, beloved and true
    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!

    Chorus

    They were swifter than eagles

    and stronger than lions

    Oh, how the mighty have fallen

    Now the weapons of war, have all run their course

    The song we are singing is solemn

    Oh, how the mighty

    Oh, how the mighty have fallen

    vs3

    “You daughters of Israel, weep over Saul,
    who clothed you in scarlet aplenty,
    who put ornaments of gold, with a heart so bold

    But his sword did not return empty

    The sun stood still, in the midst of the sky

    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!

    Jonathan my brother, how could you die

    Oh, How the mighty have fallen!

    Chorus

    They were swifter than eagles

    and stronger than the lions

    Oh, how the mighty have fallen

    Now the weapons of war, have all run their course

    The song we are singing is solemn

    Oh, how the mighty

    Oh, how the mighty have fallen

  • Saul's pride begins to unravel him. Hard to imagine that are biggest enemy is often our own fearful heart. Chad beautifully explores this passasge and passes along some great wisdom and our need to trust the Son of David with our battles. Chris Lizotte and Marvelle Figueroa sing "My Jealous Fear".

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    My Jealous Fear

    As my kingdom slips away

    The prophets lips have spoken

    Fear is taking over

    And everything is broken

    And I clench my fist in anger

    I cannot hold the crown

    Even in my greatest dreams

    I keep losing the throne

    Chorus:

    “Saul has struck down his thousands

    And we celebrate

    But 10,000 are struck down by David

    And His name is great

    What more can he have,

    What more can he have

    but the kingdom

    Now all I have left

    Is my jealous fear

    I looked for one just like me

    Cried out for an earthly king

    I was a fearful created being

    When I rejected You

    And Saul fell like Lucifer

    But David rose like Christ

    My true King and Warrior

    The way, the truth the life

    bridge

    Let me serve only You

    And see through Your eyes

    By Your Word and Spirit

    You can give me wisdom

    To serve only You

    In Your love and mercy

    For every false way, every wrong turn, I’ve been following, I’ve been trying

    Please forgive me, please forgive me

    all I have left, all I have left, jealous fear

  • This week we revisit Psalm 8, meditate on the glory of God and give thanks for the wondrous things He alone has done. The gifted Izzi Ray sings "How Majestic is Your Name".

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    Lyrics to

    Hannah’s Song “And You Remember Me”

    The bows of the mighty are broken,

    And the rich sink under the waves

    You raise the poor from the wreckage

    And the feeble are clothed with strength.

    O Lord of hosts

    My heart rejoices in you

    O Lord of hosts

    You make all things new

    And You Remember me

    And You Remember me

    O Lord of hosts

    for not by might shall a man prevail.

    You bring low, and raise us up

    The wicked ones shall be cut off

    While You fill the empty cup

    O Lord of hosts

    My heart rejoices in you

    O Lord of hosts

    You make all things new

    And You Remember me

    And You Remember me

    O Lord of hosts

    My heart rejoices in you O Lord

    O Lord, You make all things new

    You bring to death and breath new life

    O Lord, there is none like you

  • In the final episide of the Song of Deborah Chad contrasts 2 women, the foreigner hero and the mother of the commander who was fell, never to rise. Izz Ray sings "seed of a Woman".

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    Lyrics to Seed of a Woman

    Turn aside, turn aside

    Do not be afraid

    Lay down, lay down

    Never to awake

    At her feet, he sank

    he fell asleep

    At her feet, he laid

    Never to arise

    She holds the hammer and takes the nail

    In her right hand

    Through his temple, comes the storm

    And he will never stand

    At her feet, he sank ,

    he fell asleep

    At her feet, he laid

    Never to awake

    Chorus:

    The seed of a woman

    Crushed the serpents head

    Son of the virgin

    Rose from the dead

    The seed of a woman

    Sunlight at dawn

    When it rises, in its might

    Praise to God. praise to God

    For victory

    Over sin, over death

    Our enemy

    At her feet, he sank

    he fell asleep

    At her feet, he laid

    Never to arise

    Turn aside, turn aside

    I will not be afraid

    I will lay down in peace

    And when I awake

    At Your feet, I will fall

    and worship my Lord

    At Your feet, I will bow

    For I am alive

    Bridge

    Its over, its over now

    Its over, do you hear the bell?

    Ring out, ring out over death and hell

    Your enemies perish

    And all is well

    At Your feet

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    Lyrics to "The Steadfast One"

    Blessed the man who fears You, trusts You

    The righteous will never be moved

    Steady the heart, the heart set upon You

    In the fight, when your heel is bruised

    It is well

    It is well

    Whatever the battle,

    Whatever the cost,

    Whatever the struggle,

    Whatever the loss

    Light dawns in the darkness

    You are not against us

    No, You won’t forget us

    Your’e the steadfast One

    The steadfast One

    Blessed the man who fears You, trusts You

    Who is not afraid of bad news

    Blessed the man, who imitates the Savior,

    And freely gives to the poor

    It is well

    It is well

    The wicked will perish

    You will smile upon us forever

  • Unexpected lesson on unity is found in part 2 of this classic reading. Ryan Delmore sings "March On"

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    Lyrics to "March On"

    You gave victory over evil

    Victory over lies

    You conquer in the battle

    You strengthen us besides

    You turn streams into rivers

    Drown the enemy

    And You reign forever

    In Victory

    March on!

    March on!

    March on!

    March on!

    March On, my soul

    March On!

    Deliver us from evil

    Deliver us from shame

    Lead us in the battle

    We triumph in your name

    And we are your children

    We’ve rejected the curse

    Through the cross of the Saviour

    You’ve given us birth

    Chorus

    The battle that is raging

    For better or for worse

    To serve You is a blessing

    To turn away from a curse

    The battle for the soul

    Between the evil and the good

    The spirit and the truth

    Against the flesh and the world

    Unite us O Lord

    Deliver us

    Unite us O Lord

    And make us one

    Unite us O Lord

    In Christ Your Son

  • In our new season of Songs from the Bible Chad looks at the Song of Deborah and encourages us with words of hope from the book of Judges chapter 5:1-11. Rebekah Caggegi sings "Restoration"

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    Lyrics to "Restoration"

    Deborah’s Song (Part 1)

    Restoration

    When we did what was right

    In our own eyes

    We were taken away

    We were caught by surprise

    Our highways abandoned,

    Our villages ceased
    The travelers kept to the byways.

    The land had no peace

    When the Lord went before us

    The heavens came down

    The clouds dropped their water

    And You shook the ground

    (Chorus)

    We were so tired

    And hope was gone

    Out of the silence

    We hear a song

    Restoration

    My heart goes out

    To those of you

    Who offered themselves

    So willingly

    My heart can sing

    Melodies to the Lord

    Those that love You shall be

    With a heart restored

    When the Lord went before us

    The heavens came down

    The clouds dropped their water

    And You shook the ground

    (Chorus)

    We were so tired

    And hope was gone

    Out of the silence

    We hear a song

    Restoration

    Hear O kings

    All you in high places

    Let us sing

    Sing to the God

    who saves us

    Restoration

  • In the last of this 3 part series on the Song of Moses, Chad meditates on some of the dominant religious ideas of our day. Sometimes the Bible is inconveniently direct, and confrontational when it comes to our man made ideas. John Andrew Schreiner and Cathy Schreiner sing "I Have Been Crucified".

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    Lyrics to "I Have Been Crucified"

    For the sake of Your name

    You cleanse this land

    For the love of Your children

    You stretch out Your hand

    Vengeance is Yours

    And Yours all alone

    Judgement will come, in Your time

    You take care of Your own

    Chorus:

    I have been crucified

    I have been made alive

    Here with my cross

    I can walk in the light of Christ

    You kill and you make alive

    There is no god beside You

    You wound and You heal me

    And no one can undo

    Lord, in my weakness

    May I seek Your face

    Lord, in my woundedness

    Your kindness, Your grace

  • According to Chad, we should take care to give thanks to God when things are going smoothly, lest we become proud, arrogant and rebellious. Chad gives example after example of biblical heroes who ended up in trouble because of pride and success. Chris Lizotte sings "Lord Have Mercy".

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    Lyrics to Song of Moses (Part 2) verses 15-33

    With the sun on my face, the wind at my back,

    I feel like I’m soaring above the earth

    But don’t let me fall away, don’t let me fall away

    Don’t let me forget, the God who gave me birth

    Chorus

    Lord have mercy

    Christ have mercy

    Lord have mercy

    On me

    Did you say, “I will turn away; and hide my face”

    Did you say, “this generation provokes my rage”

    But don’t let me fall away, don’t let me fall away

    Don’t let me forget, the God of heaven and earth

    Chorus

    Lord have mercy

    Christ have mercy

    Lord have mercy

    On me

    The mountain is on fire

    And it burns to the depths of hell

    The forest turned to a wasteland

    ‘Cause pride put me under it’s spell

    If everything falls apart

    Or if it all goes my way

    Draw me close to your wounded side

    Have mercy when I pray

  • Show Notes:

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