John: A Misunderstood Messiah (The Biblical Imagination Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (918 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 083083804X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 354 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This Jesus reorients our understanding of ourselves and the world around us, offering us nothing less than the way, the truth and the life.. In his Gospel, John describes Jesus as the incarnate Word, the divine Logos, the embodiment of all truth and wisdom. In this new collection of songs inspired by the Gospel of John, Michael Card provides an extended musical meditation on the wisdom of Jesus
An award-winning musician and performing artist, he has penned such favorites as "El Shaddai," "Immanuel" and many other songs. . About the Author In a career that spans 30 years, Michael Card has recorded over 31 albums, authored or co-authored over 24 books, hosted a radio program, and written for a wide range of magazines. He has branched his ministry beyond music and written numerous books, including A Sacred Sorrow, A Violent Grace, The Parable of Joy and Sleep Sound in Jesus (a children's book). Card lives in Tennessee with his wife and four children. He has also written the Biblical Imagination Series, with a book and accompanying music CD for each of the four gospels. A graduate of Western Kentucky University with a bachelor's and master's degree in biblical studies, Card also serves as mentor to many younger artists and musicians, teaching courses on the creative process and calling the Christian recording industry into deeper discip
"Great voice, well written lyrics" according to MrCD. I am listening to this right now on Rhapsody's streaming service and I must say this is classic Card. Great voice, well written lyrics, catchy melodies, so in other words is what you would expect of this great artist and teacher via music on CD. See track listing below. Add this one to your collection and don't forget Matthew, Mark, and Luke as well.Song List:1. The Bread, The Light, The Life2. Come and SeeGreat voice, well written lyrics I am listening to this right now on Rhapsody's streaming service and I must say this is classic Card. Great voice, well written lyrics, catchy melodies, so in other words is what you would expect of this great artist and teacher via music on CD. See track listing below. Add this one to your collection and don't forget Matthew, Mark, and Luke as well.Song List:1. The Bread, The Light, The Life2. Come and See3. The One Who Was SentGreat voice, well written lyrics MrCD I am listening to this right now on Rhapsody's streaming service and I must say this is classic Card. Great voice, well written lyrics, catchy melodies, so in other words is what you would expect of this great artist and teacher via music on CD. See track listing below. Add this one to your collection and don't forget Matthew, Mark, and Luke as well.Song List:1. The Bread, The Light, The Life2. Come and See3. The One Who Was Sent4. How Can These Things Be?5. All I've Ever Done6. Come to Me and Drink7. Scribbling in the Sand8. Jesus Wept9. One Long F. . How Can These Things Be?5. All I've Ever Done6. Come to Me and Drink7. Scribbling in the Sand8. Jesus Wept9. One Long F. . The One Who Was SentGreat voice, well written lyrics MrCD I am listening to this right now on Rhapsody's streaming service and I must say this is classic Card. Great voice, well written lyrics, catchy melodies, so in other words is what you would expect of this great artist and teacher via music on CD. See track listing below. Add this one to your collection and don't forget Matthew, Mark, and Luke as well.Song List:1. The Bread, The Light, The Life2. Come and See3. The One Who Was Sent4. How Can These Things Be?5. All I've Ever Done6. Come to Me and Drink7. Scribbling in the Sand8. Jesus Wept9. One Long F. . How Can These Things Be?5. All I've Ever Done6. Come to Me and Drink7. Scribbling in the Sand8. Jesus Wept9. One Long F. Card’s reflections on the life of Christ never get old Michael T Dalton A banjo playing a traditional Irish melody is the first sound on Michael Card’s John: A Misunderstood Messiah. This is soon augmented by Bill Verdier’s fiddle. Together they set the stage for Card’s rumination on Jesus being “The Bread, The Light, The Life.”The incarnation, the life of Christ, have been constant themes in Card’s career. It makes the gospels ideal subject matter for his recordings.This is the last of four recordings covering Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, one for each book.On this, and the prior rel. Great music! V. Heppe I have been a Michael Card fan from the 1980's; I really appreciate the solidness of his lyrics and messages. Now our children enjoy him a well.
He has also written the Biblical Imagination Series, with a book and accompanying music CD for each of the four gospels. . In a career that spans 30 years, Michael Card has recorded over 31 albums, authored or co-authored over 24 books, hosted a radio program, and written for a wide range of magazines. An award-winning