You Can't Have My Song
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You should never underestimate the importance of singing praise. It's one of the most powerful spiritual weapons you have. Praise is more than a pleasant song or a few uplifting words about God. It releases the very presence of God, himself. You may have to sing through tear strained eyes, pain and suffering, or a life filled with dark clouds but keep on singing, praising, and worshipping the Master. Even when you don't feel like singing, sing anyhow. And like Paul and Silas, you'll find the earth shaking, the prison doors of fear and doubt swinging open to liberate you in the Spirit of God.
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About the Book
This book is the humble effort to bring together under one cover and convenient size the essential concern for most conversations from God to mankind. One of the most tragic results in life is that many people feel that no one can understand their inner struggles. The inner hurt, anger, and confusion about emotions cause many victims to feel their Heavenly Father is either disgusted and hateful, or completely uninvolved. As a result, they either work to make themselves acceptable through legalistic performance or turn their backs on God, assuming he has neglect hearing their song.
About the Author
Dr. Henry L. Armington, Sr. is the Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church in Shreveport, Louisiana. He serves as president of both the Community Outreach Project and Gathering of Eagles. He is an active member of the NAACP, American Red Cross, and Marion County Diversified Social and Civic Concern Organization. This anointed "Man of God" motto stands uniquely alone as a statement of his personal character and confident influence in ministry.