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Go Deep, Go Wide BCC Worship Key: C BPM: 138 - 4/4 Intro: C Am G F Verse 1: Dm7 Am G/B C G The power of Your Spirit, Dwells within our hearts Dm7 Am G/B C G To give us strength and courage, To set our souls apart Dm7 Am G/B C G The fullness of Your wisdom, Guides us from above Dm7 Am G/B C G We’re bound by faith, Wrapped in endless love Chorus: C Am G F Go Deep, Go wide, love big, aim high C Am G F (Dm7 - first time) (F - second time) Be Salt, be light, bring hope, change lives Verse 2: Dm7 Am G/B C G We’re gathered here together, to unify our hearts Dm7 Am G/B C G An assembly of Your children, Devoted to Your cause Dm7 Am G/B C G Your relentless passion, Rooted in Your Truth Dm7 Am G/B C G Leads us on our mission, to reconcile to You Bridge: F G Am A church that’s fearless, trusting You lord G Am Consumed by passion to pursue You more G Am God we are reaching, the broken transformed G Am Send us out now, the world needs Your love G Am A church that’s fearless, trusting You lord F C Consumed by passion to pursue You more G Am God we are reaching, the broken transformed G F Send us out now, the world needs Your love Outro: C Am G F © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Love Lives On BCC Worship Key: Db (Capo 1 chord chart) BPM: 120 - 4/4 Intro: C F Verse: C Who came to bear our sins, and took our burdens on F Who wept for others pain, Jesus C Who sacrificed His blood, Grace unleashed for us F Am G Who died so we could live, Jesus, Jesus Chorus: C F When you love lives on, we extend Your reach Am Feel like You feel, see what You see G Your humble love is changing me C F When we deny ourselves, Give in selflessness Am Submitting to Your will, No matter what the cost G Your humble love is changing me N.C. C F Am G Your love lives on in me Verse 2: C Who lift us when we’re weak, empowers us with strength F Who mends our brokenness, Jesus C Who’s with us in the storm, bringing hope and peace F Am G Who hears us when we call, Jesus, Jesus Bridge F Am How may we live more like You F Am Might we forgive more like You F Am G How may we reach out and touch those in need F Am We long to love, just like You F Am Give all we have, just like You F Am G Jesus we know that you’re all, this world needs © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Broken (No Turning Back) BCC Worship Key: E BPM: 72 - 4/4 Intro: C#m | A E | Verse 1: C#m A E Your grace is like an ocean, Surrounding me C#m A E Your love is like a mountain, Strong and free F#m7 B Whatever the sin, You paid the price F#m7 B Whatever the cost, You saved my life Chorus: A E C#m B We are broken, But your word has made us strong A E B You have righted all our wrongs, No turning back A E C#m B We are broken, But your grace has made us whole A E B A (C#m A E 2x first time) set a fire to our souls, No turning back, no turning back Verse 2: C#m A E Your truth is like a sunrise, unfolding light C#m A E Your hope is like a beacon, bold and bright F#m7 B Whenever I’m lost, You guide me home F#m7 B Whenever it’s dark, I’m not alone Bridge: A C#m B/D# No fear left inside me, no chains left to bind me E B Broken but not lost, Sins paid on the cross A C#m B/D# No shame overwhelms me, no guilt will condemn me E B Broken but not lost, Sins paid on the cross A C#m B/D# No pride can sustain me, no hate will restrain me E B Broken but not lost, sins paid on the cross A C#m B/D# No pain can control me, no suffering will own me E B Broken but not lost, sins paid on the cross Chorus 2: A E C#m B You took our brokenness, and you nailed it to a tree A E B We were slaves but now we’re free, no turning back A E C#m B We are broken, But your word has made us strong A E B You have righted all our wrongs, No turning back A E C#m B We are broken, But your grace has made us whole A E B A E C#m B A E B A set a fire to our souls, No turning back, no turning back © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Ocean Grave BCC Worship Key: B BPM: 110 - 4/4 Chart Key: Capo 4 - G Intro: G C Verse 1: G C Wash me in, the water of your mercy G C Create in me, a child of hope and glory Em C Wash me with, Your holiness, clean me God G C Claim me as, the showpiece of Your love Chorus: (half-time feel) G (Am) Bury me beneath an ocean grave C (D) Wash away the stains that I have made Em (D) Stand in my defense so I am saved C Rise again renewed, calling on Your name Verse 1: G C Wash me in, the water of your blessing G C Create in me, a conscience that is holy Em C Wash me with, Your righteousness, clean me God G C Claim me as, a vessel for Your love Bridge: Am | Em D | Am I’m no longer bound Em D I’m a new creation Am Em D His blood speaks a better word for me Am Overflowing joy Em D Your Spirit inside me Am Em D His blood speaks a better word for me © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Infinite BCC Worship Key: G Tempo: 105 - 4/4 Intro: Em7 - - G/B | C - - - | Em7 - - G/B | C - - - Verse 1: Em7 G/B C Em7 G/B C Father beyond all measure, You rule the universe Em7 G/B C Em7 G/B C No time or space defines You, Your overwhelming worth Pre-Chorus 1: D C Em7 C Lord of all creation, Master of design D C Em7 C You laid the foundation, right now and for all time Chorus: G Am7 Infinite in power, limitless in love C D You transcend forever, we are overcome G Am7 By your endless mercy, grace beyond compare C D Mighty like a mountain, You are always there Interlude: Em7 G/B C - | C G/B G - | Em7 G/B C - | C G/B G - | Verse 2: Em7 G/B C Em7 G/B C Jesus beyond compassion, You bore ever sinner’s scar Em7 G/B C Em7 G/B C No sin or curse can bind You, You seek the wanderer’s heart Pre-Chorus 2: D C Em7 C We’re surrounded by deception, we need you greater than the lies D C Em7 C King of salvation, send your grace through the skies Bridge: Em7 D C Holy Spirit come dwell in us Em7 D C Ignite our passion with Your love Em7 D C Holy Spirit, Father, and Son Em7 D C We are Your church come work through us © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church My Everything BCC Worship Key: A BPM: 77 - 4/4 Verse 1: D F#m7 E I'm chasing after You, My daily pursuit, is to be near You D F#m7 E No other love, No other need, But to be near You D F#m7 E All that I am, All that I want, is to be with You Chorus: F#m7 D A E No higher Name, Jesus who saves, I need You more F#m7 D G E More than my plans, more than just words, You are my everything Verse 2: D F#m7 E Broken on the cross, Bitter pain and loss, just to be near me D F#m7 E Should've been my blood, You gave Yours up, just to be near me D F#m7 E Debt I can't repay, You made a way, so You could be with me Bridge 1: D E F#m7 E/G# Lost chains, love reigns, Jesus You're everything D E F#m7 E/G# Blood poured, hope soared, my King gave everything D E F#m7 E/G# Sin slain, lives changed, You're chasing after me D E F#m7 E/G# Debt gone, new song, Jesus You’re everything D E F#m7 E/G# Clean heart, new start, Your love is changing me D E F#m7 E/G# God’s son, grace won, Jesus You're everything Bridge 2: D E F#m7 E/G# My King gave everything, You're chasing after me D E F#m7 E/G# Your love is changing me, Jesus You’re everything © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Fearless BCC Worship Key: Bb Chart Key: Capo 3 - G BPM: 95 - 4/4 Verse G D/F# I am walking in the valley of the shadow Em D/F# And darkness seems to know my name C Fear is whispering its lies all around me G D Trying to bind me in my shame G D/F# But I have everything I need within my Savior Em D/F# Who could ever ask for more C So no matter what is standing right before me G D I will trust in you my Lord Chorus C G D Your love has made us fearless, fearless Em C G D In our darkest night you’re near us, near us Em C G D You’re casting light to lead us, lead us Em C When we voice our need, you hear us G D Em C G D You hear us You hear us Bridge: Am Em I can do all things through Christ, Who strengthens me Bridge 2: C G Em D I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church Make us Bold BCC Worship Key: A BPM: 115 - 4/4 Intro: D A E Verse 1: A E F#m D Maker of the stars, Author of the day A E D You breathed and life was born for all A E F#m D Sender of Your Son, Victor of the grave A E D Our sins washed over by Your grace Pre Chorus: Bm A/C# D E Pour out Your power, move through us now, Lord hear our prayer Chorus: D A E Make us bold enough to speak Your name D A E Make us bold enough to change our ways Bm A E Let your Holy Spirit work through us D A E to share what we know and make us bold Verse 2: A E F#m D Flaming tongues of fire, upon Your faithful ones A E D You sent the helper to us all A E F#m D Giver of our words, shaper of our hearts A E D You call the broken near to You Bridge: A Bold enough to see You move Bold enough to trust in You Bold enough to see You move Bold enough to follow You F#m D E F#m Bold enough to see You move F#m D E A Bold enough to trust in You F#m D E F#m Bold enough to see You move F#m D E Bold enough to follow You Ending; A D E F#m I’m bold enough to see You move F#m D E A I’m bold enough to follow You © 2018 BCC Worship of Bettendorf Christian Church There is More BCC Worship Key: C BPM: 80 - 4/4 Intro: C Em Am7 F Verse 1: C To the lonely one who’s searching, He’s by your side F To the broken one who’s reaching, He will provide Am7 G To the one who’s drenched in darkness, in the depths of the night C Csus C There is more Chorus: F C There is love bounds beyond the walls we make F C There is peace that calms fiercest storm and waves F G Am There is grace that goes beyond the vows we break F G C There is more, there is more Verse 2: C To
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  • 1 Samuel Devotionals

    1 Samuel Devotionals

    1 Samuel 1 As for Hannah, she was speaking in her heart, only her lips were moving, but her voice was not heard. So Eli thought she was drunk. 1 Sam 1:13 As I read this today, I tried to think back to those people that I wanted to have praying for me. There are some people who say "I'll pray for you", but there are those that you know will do it. I remember going to a See You At The Pole event while I was in college at Mizzou. We were standing on the steps, and some adults had shown up to support us and pray with and for us. In my group was a man from my church named Robert. As people went around the circle and prayed, Robert would utter quietly "Yes Lord", "Make it so Lord", and other statements to this effect. At first it bothered me, but then I realized what I am normally doing when I'm in a large group to pray. I pray, and then I sometimes listen to the other people, but more often I just start thinking of unrelated things and my mind would wander. Robert's method was odd to me at first, until I realized that he wanted to really be in prayer with every person as the prayers went around the circle. When I pray in a large group now, I listen to the person so I can pray with them and for them. In this passage, Eli the priest has never truly seen, experienced or uttered fervent prayer.