Worship Wednesday... a little late!

Sorry I never got this up yesterday. Gma is in town so I was not on the computer as much.

This weeks song is Say-So by Israel and New Breed! Gotta get on your feet and get jumping and worship the one true king!

I think I am going to get on my feet and do a lil prego jump...lets get this labor started! LOL

Do you have a dancing/jumping worship song that you love? I would love to hear it. :)

Comments

K said…

Hey you may like the video I just posted. It is from a conference we had at church recently, one of the nights openers. Great song!

http://impatientlywishingonastar.blogspot.com/2011/03/cotm-seeds-conference-night-2-opener.html

March 17, 2011 at 1:26 PM

Unknown said…

I loved the video. It was when I cleaned house, I would pump my music up and it would help me get going, but since my mother-in-law has moved in, all music has pretty much stopped. House still gets cleaned , but the progress is slow. I love music that gets my heart going and my feet to moving. What better way to praise the Lord than with music. But I also find that there are times that the slower pace is just what I need. WOW, what heaven is going to be.

March 17, 2011 at 6:41 PM

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