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CARE GROUP MINISTRY SONG BOOK Version 5.9 Gateway Adventist Centre If you would like to add new song(s) to this book and/or report any error(s) please email: [email protected] [1] 1 WE BRING THE SACRIFICE OF F D D Esus4 E PRAISE done for us forever I’ll stand D Dmaj7 (Repeat) F#m D We bring the sacrifice of praise G C G Nothing compares to the promise I G A7 D Give thanks E A Into the house of the Lord have in you (repeat) 4 JOY IS THE FLAG D7 G A7 D(F#m Bm) 6 BE GLORIFIED And we offer up to you D C G Am Em Em A7 D Em D7 Joy is the flag flown high In my life, Lord The sacrifices of thanksgiving From the castle of my heart Dm7 G Dm7 G7 G D(F# Bm) A7 Be glorified, be glorified And we offer up to you From the castle of my heart C G Am Em Em A7 D D In my life, Lord The sacrifices of joy From the castle of my heart Dm7 G7 C Joy is the flag flown high Be glorified today 2 HOW EXCELLENT IS YOUR From the castle of my heart NAME A In your church... When the king is in residence In my heart… C Em7 F D *O Lord our God, how excellent there 7 JUST LET ME SAY C G C F Your name is So let it fly in the sky Just let me say Dm F D C Dm How excellent your name in all the Let the whole world know How much I love you G7 A7 Bb Gm7 earth Let the whole world know Let me speak of your mercy and F Em7 D D7 C Your glory fills the heavens Let the whole world know grace Dm G C G C F C Beyond the farthest star So let it fly in the sky Just let me live, in the shadow Dm G7 D Dm Dm7 How excellent Your name in all Let the whole world know of your beauty C A7 Gm Bb2 C7 the earth* When the king is in residence Let me see you face to face D C7 Am7 Am Em There And the earth will shake as your When I think about the heavens Dm Dm7 Gm7 Am Em 5 SHOUT TO THE LORD word goes forth and the heavens The moon and all the stars, A E Gm7 C Dm F C My Jesus, My Saviour will tremble and fall I wonder what You ever saw in me F#m D Am Em Lord there is none like you C F But You took me and You loved me A D A Just let me say Am Em7 All of my days, I want to praise C Dm And You’ve given me a crown F#m G E how much I love you Dm7 D The wonders of your mighty love Dm7 Bb2 C F And now I’ll praise Your name O my saviour my Lord and Friend G7 My comfort, My Shelter Eternally Tower of refuge and strength Just let me hear Your finest whispers (Repeat *-*) Let every breath As You gently call my name All that I am, never cease to And let me see Your power and Your 3 GIVE THANKS worship you glory G D Let me feel Your Spirit's flame Give thanks with a grateful heart A F#m D Let me find You in the desert Em Bm Shout to the Lord all the earth let 'Til this sand is holy ground Give thanks to the Holy One Esus4 And I am found completely surrendered C G us sing To You, my Lord and friend Give thanks because He’s given A F#m D F D Power and majesty, praise to the So let me say how much I love You Jesus Christ His Son Esus4 E With all my heart I long for You (Repeat) king For I am caught in this passion of F#m D knowing Bm Em7 Mountains bow down and the seas This endless love I've found in You And now, let the weak say, will roar And the depth of grace, the forgiveness Am E F#m E found “I am strong” at the sound of your name To be called a child of God D7 Gmaj7 A F#m D Just makes me say how much I love You Let the poor say, “I am rich” I sing for joy at the work of your O my Savior, my Lord and friend Em Esus4 E A F#m Because of what the Lord has hands, forever I’ll love you [2] 8 THIS IS THE DAY G A7 D G C And the sheep of his hand Majesty, kingdom authority D G A7 D G This is the day (2x) and the sheep of his hand Flow from His throne A7 D7 That the Lord has made (2x) 11 THEREFORE THE REDEEMED Unto His own We will rejoice (2x) G D A His anthem raise! And be glad in it (2x) Therefore the redeemed Of the Lord shall return, Am D7 G D D#dim So exalt, lift up on high This is the day And come with singing unto Zion G D A F#m The name of Jesus That the Lord had made And everlasting joy Am D7 G Bm E A Magnify, come glorify We will rejoice Shall be upon their heads B Cmaj7 D D (repeat) Christ Jesus the King And be glad in it A7 D A G C This is the day (2x) They shall obtain gladness and joy Majesty, worship His Majesty Em A D F#m B7 G That the Lord has made And sorrow and mourning Jesus who died, now glorified E E7 G 9 I WILL ENTER HIS GATES Shall flee away King of all kings D G A I will enter his gates Therefore the redeemed 14 GLORIFY THY NAME D Bm A7 C F With thanksgiving in my heart Of the Lord shall return, Father we love you D G A D D#dim G7 C I will enter his courts with praise And come and singing unto Zion We worship and adore you D G A F#m Em F G7 I will say this is the day And everlasting joy Glorify thy name in all the earth D F#m Bm Bm E A D A C F That the Lord has made Shall be upon their heads Glorify your name Em E Am I will rejoice 12 FOR I AM BUILDING A PEOPLE Glorify your name A D C Dm7 G7 C For he has made me glad For I’m building Glorify your name in all the earth D G F C *He has made me glad a people of power Jesus we love you... D Bm C Spirit we love you... He has made me glad And I’m making Em G7 C 15 BLESSED BE THE LORD I will rejoice A people of praise A (D) F C Dm for he has made me glad That will move through this land Father in heaven, how we love you (repeat *) C G C By my spirit, and We lift your name in all the earth 10 COME LET US WORSHIP G C C7 C Em Will glorify My precious name May your kingdom be established D G F Dm Come let us worship Build your church Lord in our praises D C F G7 And bow down Make us strong Lord As your people declare A7 Em G C Let us kneel before the Lord Join our hearts Lord Your mighty works Our God, our maker C7 G7 C Em F D G Through your Son Blessed be the Lord God almighty Come let us worship F C G G7 C D Make us one Lord, in your body Who was and is and is to come And bow down G C G7 C Em F Em G In the kingdom of your Son Blessed be the Lord God almighty Let us kneel before the Lord Dm G7 C A 13 MAJESTY Who reigns forever more Our God, our maker G D Em A7 G C And I will lift Your name on high For he is our God Majesty, worship His Majesty I choose to lift G EM G Em Your name on high And we are the people of his Unto Jesus, be all glory I’ll lift Your name like a banner A7 Am D7 In the sky pasture power and praise And I will lift Your name on high [3] 16 JEHOVAH JIREH E7 A Because of His great love Thy loving kindness He gave His only Son Em Am D Everything was done Jehovah Jireh, my provider Is better than life So you would come C D Em A D D7 His Grace is sufficient for me My lips shall praise thee, 21 REJOICE IN THE LORD B7 Em B7 Em G Em7 F For me, for me Thus will I bless thee Rejoice in the Lord always (Repeat 1st 2 lines) D Gm7 C7 G Am Thy loving kindness and again I say rejoice My God shall supply all my needs A7 D Rejoice in the Lord always D G B7 Is better than life Gm7 C7 F According to His riches in glory And again I say rejoice Em Am 19 SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL Rejoice, Rejoice He gives His angels charge over Bb C F me D D dim D and again I say rejoice C D Em Something beautiful, Rejoice, rejoice Jehovah Jireh cares for me Adim7 A Bb C F B7 Em B7 Em Something good and again I say rejoice For me, for me A7 D C D Em All my confusion 22 TO GOD BE THE GLORY Jehovah Jireh cares for me D7 G G He understood To God be the Glory 17 SPIRIT SONG All I had to offer Him D G D F#7 Bm great things He hath done C Fmaj7 Dm7 G Was brokeness and strife C G O let the Son of God enfold you Em7 D So loved He the World Em7 Am7 But he made something A7 D7 With his Spirit and His love A7 D That He gave us His Son Dm7 Beautiful of my life G Let Him fill your heart Who yielded His life G7 Cmaj7 C7 20 SO YOU WOULD COME D G And satisfy your soul C An atonement for sin Fmaj7 Dm7 Before the world began C G Oh let Him have the things F G C And opened the lifegate G You were on His mind D7 G That hold you F C That all may go in Em7 Am7 And ev’ry tear you cry And His Spirit like a dove Dsus4 D Gsus G Chorus: Dm7 G7 is precious in His eyes Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord! Will descend upon your life F C D C C7 Because of His great love Let the earth hear His voice And make you whole Asus2 E7 Am7 Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord He gave His only Son D7 G Chorus: F G Let the people rejoice F G7 Em7 Am7 Ev’rything was done G G Jesus, O Jesus C C7 O come to the Father Dm7 G7 Cmaj7 C7 so you would come D G Come and fill your lambs Through Jesus the Son F G7 Em7 Am7 Chorus: C G Jesus, O Jesus F G And give Him the glory Dm7 G7 C Come to the Father D7 G Come and fill your lambs Em7 Am7 Great things He hath done! though your gift is small O come and sing this song with Dm7 Em7 O perfect redemption gladness Broken hearts, broken lives The purchase of blood As your hearts are filled with joy F Gsus4 To every believer Lift your hands in sweet surrender He will take them all The promise of God; to his name G F G The vilest offender O give him all your tears and The power of the Word Who truly believes sadness Em7 Am7 That moment from Jesus Give him all your years of pain the power of His blood A pardon receives.
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