Lance Appleton - I've got my feet on the Rock

I've Got My Feet On the Rock

By: Lance Appleton

Chorus 1:




I’ve got my feet on the rock

I’ve got my name on the roll

I’ve got Jesus in my heart

And salvation in my soul

And it’s a long road

Yes, it’s a long road

Well it might be a long road

But I’ll make it to the city some day

Chorus 2:



You’ve just got to get your feet on the rock

Your name on the roll

Get Jesus in your heart

And salvation in your soul

It’s a long road

Yes it’s a long road

Well it might be a long road

But you’ll make it to that city some day


Verse 1:
Now, don’t tell me no story about reincarnation

I’ve never seen a holy cow look anything like my Lord

There’s just one rebirth and there ain’t no imitation

Yes, you can have it today, it doesn’t matter who you are

Verse 2:



Now don’t tell me no story about Salt Lake City

Yes, they’ve got a great choir, but listen that is not the place
The place of my salvation is just outside Jerusalem



And there’s more than just a lake, there’s oceans of His saving grace

Verse 3:



Now don’t tell me about no guru flying in to spread wisdom

With his divine life and his divine jet engine too

My sins were not washed away by no maharishi

There’s only one gate, there’s only one way to get through

 

Lance Appleton - Can't Kill the Preacher

The late psalmist and songwriter, Lance Appleton, singing "Can't Kill the Preacher."

Alternate Link: "Can't Kill the Preacher"

Lyrics

Downloads (mp3): http://freelancemusic.net/shop/
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Lance Appleton wrote this song and it was then posted online by his son Eric. I discovered it online in 2006.

Living Faith Apostolic Church Choir (audio)

This is just a sample (and it doesn't do this choir proper justice) of the choir worshipping during the Emmanuel's Ministers & Leaders Conference on Friday, May 2, 2014.

The choir is from Living Faith Apostolic Church (Columbus, OH) where Bishop Edgar A. Posey is the pastor/founder. Nick Green on the organ.

EMLC is hosted annually by Bishop Clarence E. Moore in Greater Mt. Zion Pentecostal Church (Bluefield, WV).

He Took the Law In His Own Hands

I always enjoyed hearing Steve Richardson sing his own songs, and he was such a gifted songwriter.

In particular, I love this song...just wish my brother, Phillip Kuntzman, was with me so we could sing it together. :-)

I know this was recorded at the UPCI General Conference, but I don't know when it was recorded.
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He Took the Law in His Own Hands

By: Steve Richardson

Verse 1:

Every time a nail was driven deeper in the wound, it signified the law was doomed.
Every time another drop of blood flowed down, it set us all on level ground.
God of Heaven had a reason that was you and I, and even in His dying He did more than die.

Chorus:

He took the law in His own hands.
He took the nails in His own blood and signed redemption’s plan.
And the covenant upon that tree promised grace to you and me.
I praise the Lord for Calvary where Jesus took the law in His own hands.

Verse 2:

Though they tried the innocent He offered His own life, the perfect lamb, the perfect sacrifice.
So the Word fulfilled the law and brought eternal life, He knew the cost and still paid the price.
He who knew no sin became the sin of everyone, and He set us free by shedding His own blood.

End:

I praise the Lord for Calvary where Jesus took the law in His own hands