About these lyrics
These lyrics are intended to glorify God and edify the reader. So feel free to quote or adapt any of these words without charge for use in any Christian work intended for publication, provided proper credit is given to Roger E. Bruner. Of course, if you'd also send him a copy of the work once it is in print, he'd enjoy seeing it and knowing that this blog helped.
NOTE: PDF versions of lead sheets (words, music, and chords) are available for many of these songs. See the Lead Sheets page for more information.
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All Like Sheep (B)
Last week I mentioned that I was going to post a different version of “All Like Sheep” today. What I didn’t tell you is the only difference is the length — eight stanzas (thanks to repeated lines) compared to two: … Continue reading
All Like Sheep (A)
Have you ever been around sheep? Or had the opportunity to observe sheep for a length of time? Or read a book like Phillip Keller’s little book, Lessons from a Sheepdog? As horrible as it sounds to say, sheep are … Continue reading
It’s Better to Be Poor
What Christian author–and many a non-Christian author as well–would fail to appreciate Proverbs 25:11? A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver. Proverbs 15:23 is in the same vein: A man has joy by the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anger, Brother, christianity, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Joy, Neighbors, Patience, Peace, Poverty, Roger E. Bruner
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A Child Much Loved by You
This isn’t one of my more recent songs, but it’s one I often sing when I first pick up my guitar in the morning. It has a special significance, as you can see below. Years before Kathleen and I even … Continue reading
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Tagged As I Come Singing, Children, christianity, Fathers, God as Father Knows Best, Prayer, Roger E. Bruner
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Then Dawned Sunday
Since Easter–Resurrection Day–didn’t occur on a Wednesday, I decided to share this song today, the Wednesday closest to Easter. Incidentally, the crucifixion likely took place on a Thursday and not on Good Friday, as most people believe. That’s the only … Continue reading
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Tagged Angels, As I Come Singing, Crucifixion, Easter, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Rejoicing, Resurrection Day, Sabbath, Sorrow, Tomb
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All Around the World
You may have read last week’s post about the round “Send Me; I’m Yours,” which was based on a conversation between God and the prophet Isaiah in Isaiah 6:8. I heard the voice of the Lord say, “Whom will I … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, International Mission Board, Isaiah, Loyalty, Missionary, Missions, Obedience, The Devil and Pastor Gus, Uncategorized, World
Tagged All Around the World, As I Come Singing, christianity, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Isaiah's "Here am I. Send me.", Obedience, Roger E. Bruner, Tribe & Tongue, World
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I’m Yours; Send Me
I was recently looking through some of the songs I’ve written over the years for one I hadn’t posted here before. Lo and behold, “I’m Yours; Send Me” turned out to be just what I was hoping to find. For … Continue reading
The BE Song
Several years ago I wrote a novel called THE ELDER. It’s about an elderly man who lived to be helpful to others. When he was forced into retirement from a job in which he had been helpful to countless others, … Continue reading
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Tagged As I Come Singing, Bible, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Guitar, Jesus, Music, Original Song, Roger E. Bruner, The BE Song
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The True Source
I come believing, Lord,That You’re the true source of LIFE,And as I go my way,Help me to be my best for You. I come believing, Lord,That You’re the true source of JOY,And as I go my way,May my heart sing … Continue reading
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Tagged Belief, Bible, christianity, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Grace, Hope, Joy, Life, Light, Love, Roger E. Bruner, source
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