How He Loves (featuring Kent Bateman and 60ish brothers and sisters)
from Live at the Manor by the lilies & sparrows
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This is a song written by John Mark McMillan that we decided to play together and worship to. It turned out to be extremely blessing and our Father was honestly worshipped. Worship with us as you listen.
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from Live at the Manor,
released September 21, 2009
Song written by John Mark McMillan
Song written by John Mark McMillan
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the lilies & sparrows Greer, South Carolina
the lilies and sparrows originated from Ben Patat's acoustic writings while on and off of tour with the band Divide the Sea. The songs are our way of praising God for what he has done for us. He is worthy of all of our praise for the sole reason that He created us, not to mention that He sent His son to die for our sins so that we may be considered righteous through faith. ... more
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