Nothing but the blood of Jesus 


What can wash away our sins?
What can make us whole again?
Nothing but the blood
Nothing but the blood of Jesus
What can wash us pure as snow?
Welcomed as the friends of God
Nothing but Your blood
Nothing but Your blood King Jesus

Paul Colman here sings two beautiful songs beautifully. Enjoy!

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00 said…
Thanks for your comment. I agree that bottling up something like that isn't healthy, and you are right that as Christians we are to be open, and I think that that means being open about the good things AND the bad things. It was actually my campus pastor who told me I wasn't allowed to tell anyone. This was after he told me that I need to see a therapist and do whatever he said. The therapist said that I needed to be open with my friends and be honest about what happened. Sigh...it was a very hard thing for me, and in the process, I lost my best friend (campus pastor told her that she wasn't allowed to talk with me anymore, so she stopped). Anyway....I think that hiding what happened from so many ppl just made everything MUCH worse for me. It just got me back into this cycle of being ashamed of who I was and what I was struggling with.

Anyway...sorry for the long rant :-) I really did appreciate your comment though. Keep up the great work that you're doing for the Kingdom of God :-)
July 1, 2008 at 9:56 PM
Dawg said…
What an awesome video Neil!

Thanks for posting it..... :)
July 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM
pastorbrianculver said…
I like this neil! thanks!
July 18, 2008 at 2:08 AM
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