Leon Patillo’s song, “Flesh of My Flesh,” is perfectly suited for a wedding, or even an anniversary, because the lyrics are biblically sound, almost as if coming straight from Scripture. And when the strong winds blow it won’t fall down.” And to stay grounded on the solid Rock, He sings, “As one in Him we’ll grow and the whole world will know. Green sings about the importance of building “a household of faith. All of these experiences tend to become part of who they are as child, and later, as an adult. When parents are united in their faith and beliefs on raising children, then their young one’s will be taught at an early age that faith brings unity. I love the idea of trying to build a family’s life on the sure foundation of faith in God, and this is the common thread of Steve Green’s, “Household of Faith.” Undoubtedly, the couple has already spoken about children and the different philosophies they hold to as parents, because the lyrics look forward to that day when they’re blessed with children, and these biblical truths are essential to children’s wellbeing and then your children’s children. Perhaps this song can help those who are waiting, to “just, trust Him.” Household of Faith by Steve Green But when you have assurance, No need to worry,” and that’s why they have chosen to “wait on the Lord, He always keeps His Word, You must, just, trust Him.” I think this song may also give hope for those at the wedding party, who are still waiting for that person they long for, and perhaps the wedding has stirred that feeling in their heart, but they are still waiting. The song, “Wait on the Lord,” by Donnie McClurkin, is a tribute to a wedding couple that has waited on the Lord for just the right time, to meet just the right person, as they sing “Sometimes in life you’ll find that, You get in a hurry.

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