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by Trinity Church Seattle

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Trinity Church Seattle is a PCA Church located in Seattle, Washington. This podcast features original music from the church.

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4/1/2018

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January 31, 2021

With Ease My Tongue (Ninth Commandment)

With ease my tongue will breathe deceit E'en as for truth I will entreat. You are that Truth! O make me be One with you in sincerity. I fear my heart will be exposed If, by these lies, it is not closed, And so my neighbor I misled; O, make me honest, Lord, I plead! How could I e’er your praises sing And my life to you honor bring When oft I choose to live a lie Rather than to your mercy fly? My heart, O Lord, to Truth attune, That with thy church I may commune; Restore thy fellowship of love On earth as at thy throne above. How could I e’er your praises sing And my life to you honor bring When oft I choose to live a lie Rather than to your mercy fly? To your mercy fly! Let the words of my mouth And the thoughts of my heart Be pleasing to you, O Lord! Chad Lloyd, bass; Lisa Goben, synth; Luke Morton, guitar/vocals; Oliver Lawford, drums. Words: Julia de Boer, 2020 Music: Luke Morton, 2021 Recorded live on Sunday, January 31st at the 11:15a service

January 24, 2021

Swindlers & Thieves (Eighth Commandment)

All you swindlers and thieves With plans to deceive, I’ve come and I’m calling you out. All you schemers and fakes And you on the take, I’ve found you, and there is no doubt. Come unto me, you greedy, Lay down what you’ve held so dear; Receive my riches of mercy— All that you need. Would you believe? Come unto me without fear! Have you piled it high But still wonder why There’s nothing that fills up your soul? Friend, hear my plea, You’ll never be free ’Til others you seek to make whole. Come unto me, you greedy, Lay down what you’ve held so dear; Receive my riches of mercy— All that you need. Would you believe? Come unto me without fear! When neighbor you use, Exploit, and abuse You’re doing the same to yourself. Now, please, won’t you turn And finally learn I’m your one and only true wealth? Come unto me, you greedy, Lay down what you’ve held so dear; Receive my riches of mercy— All that you need. Would you believe? Come unto me, you greedy, Lay down what you’ve held so dear; Receive my riches of mercy— All that you need. Would you believe? Come unto me, you greedy, Lay down what you’ve held so dear; Receive my riches of mercy— All that you need. Would you believe? Find your relief, All you swindlers and thieves. Come unto me without fear! Jim Richards, bass/percussion/vocals; Jonathan Olson, engineer; Luke Morton, guitar/vocals. Words and music: Luke Morton, 2021. Recorded live on Sunday, January 24th 2021.

January 17, 2021

Whatever It Takes (Seventh Commandment)

You offer a feast, the finest of wine; You call me close, to drink and to dine. Still, I would trade the bread for the crumb, The joy of your face, to be comfortably numb. My heart's intent Broken and bent! So whatever it takes to be by your side— I’ll put it to death, my wandering eye— Just hold me, dear Jesus, keep me awake. I wanna be yours, I wanna be yours Whatever it takes! Words & Music: Luke Morton in collaboration with students from RUF@UW, 2021. Lead vocal and synth recorded live on Sunday, January 17th 2021.

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What is Music?: Trinity Church Seattle is a PCA Church located in Seattle, Washington. This podcast features original music from the church.
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Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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