The people of God have always lived in the real world. The Songs We Sing Rise From The Reality We Live In. We face trials, triumphs, victories, and losses. Through it all the people of God have had a song to sing. The song is sometimes lament, sometimes rejoicing. Often the songs we sing question a world made by the Almighty that seeks to dismiss or belittle Him. We sing of sadness and sorrow as well as gratitude and gratefulness. The songs are sometimes raw, sometimes tender. Enter the Songs We Sing series with Lead Pastor Tim Haynes as we explore the range of the songs God's people sing in the real world.

Agonizing Sorrow, "My life is about to be taken from me..."
God Sees, "The LORD, El Roi, the LORD sees me..."
God Answers, "Jehovah-Jireh, the LORD provides..."
God Heals, "Jehovah-Rapha, the LORD heals..."

“When we cannot be so private as we would in our devotions, nor perform them with the usual outward expressions of reverence and solemnity, yet we must not, therefore, omit them, but compose and address ourselves to them as well as we can"
- Joseph Benson

“The big thing here is that even in the gates of death, Hezekiah asked that God would be his surety”
-James Burton Coffman

“Prayer addressed to God with fervency and affection, is in a special manner pleasing to him; and when offered in faith, and for things which he, in his word, hath encouraged or authorized us to ask, shall be heard and answered.”
-Joseph Benson

Untimely End, "Give me more time..."
Weary with Praise, "I'm exhausted with looking up to You, LORD..."
Oppressed, "I am in great distress, O LORD..."
Bitterness of Soul, "I am overwhelmed by this sentence of death..."
Prayer for Restoration, "I ask for more time to praise You, O LORD..."
Song of the Soul, "My soul sings and the LORD joins in my song..."