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Why Wouldn’t I Run by Lee Park Worship: A Fresh Take on Faith-Filled Music

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Lee Park Worship continues to bridge the gap between modern worship and traditional church music with their new single, Why Wouldn’t I Run. This unique blend of sound and message speaks directly to the heart of worshippers, combining fresh, modern tones with the deep roots of the faith.

The song came together through an inspiring collaboration between Shane Dunlap and two of southern gospel’s finest songwriters, Sue Smith and Nathan Woodard. Shane shared how the song came to life in a moment of inspiration during a writing session. “Sue Smith is phenomenal. She’s one of my dearest friends. And then Nathan Woodard is just, he’s just great too. So we were sitting in the writing room and we were trying to come up with some kind of an idea. But we had something that we were going with. And then Sue mentioned, she’s like, I look at it like, you know, why don’t we just run to him? And I looked at Nathan and he looked at me. And we immediately, I mean, it clicked. We’re like, we’re writing that. Why wouldn’t I run. And so we wrote it and we had the song in an hour and a half. It was pretty cool. It was really magical and we sang it the next week at church.”

Why Wouldn’t I Run captures the heart of turning to God, expressing the simplicity and urgency of running to Him. With its powerful message and captivating melody, it’s already making an impact in worship settings.

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A thought for today: The Unchanging Nature of God

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In a world where everything seems to be constantly changing, one of the most comforting truths for Christians is that God never changes. The Bible tells us, “I am Jehovah, I change not.” This unchanging nature of God is a solid foundation on which we can build our lives. No matter what happens, we can trust that God remains the same—yesterday, today, and forever.

This truth is incredibly reassuring, especially in times of uncertainty. When everything around us is in flux, we can take comfort in knowing that God’s character, love, and promises are constant. We don’t have to worry about God suddenly changing His mind or abandoning us. His faithfulness endures through all generations.

God’s unchanging nature also means that His promises are reliable. When God says He will never leave us or forsake us, we can trust that He means it. When He promises to work all things for our good, we can be sure that He will keep His word. This consistency gives us the confidence to face life’s challenges with courage and hope.

In our ever-changing world, God’s unchanging nature is a source of great comfort and strength. It reminds us that we are not alone, and that we can rely on God no matter what comes our way. His constancy is our anchor, keeping us steady in the midst of life’s storms.

Mark Trammell Shares Encouraging Update on His Wife’s Recovery

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In an update to our previous story, Mark Trammell reports that his wife, LeResa, is continuing to improve after her recent battle with a clot and severe meningitis. Her journey has been filled with challenges, but the progress she’s making is nothing short of miraculous.

Mark shared the latest news, saying, “The Neurology team has signed off on the success of her clot and meningitis treatments. They have been successful at returning brain and body function. She is very much aware of her environment and what has happened. Her upper body movement and strength is improving a bit faster than legs and feet, which the Infectious Disease Dr said it probably would, in light of her having the type of severe meningitis that was present. All in all, we have witnessed an undeniable miracle!”

LeResa’s recovery continues as she moves into the next phase of her treatment. The family received the green light on Wednesday to transfer her to in-patient rehab, where she will undergo physical therapy to regain more strength and mobility.

Mark’s words reflect the gratitude and faith that have carried the Trammell family through this difficult time. With LeResa now entering this crucial stage of recovery.

Thought for Today: Finding Comfort in God’s Presence

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One of the greatest benefits of knowing God is the comfort He provides. Life is full of challenges, and we all experience times of pain, sorrow, and uncertainty. But in the midst of these struggles, God offers a peace that surpasses understanding. When we focus on God, we find healing for our wounds and rest for our weary souls.

This comfort isn’t just a temporary escape from our problems—it’s a deep, lasting peace that comes from knowing God is with us. When we meditate on God’s love, grace, and power, our worries start to fade, and our hearts are filled with hope. We realize that no matter what happens, God is in control, and He will see us through.

Spending time in God’s presence is like taking refuge in a safe haven. It doesn’t mean that our problems disappear, but it does mean that we can face them with a renewed sense of strength and courage. God’s presence is a source of endless comfort, giving us the peace we need to keep moving forward.

In times of trouble, there’s no better place to turn than to God. When we immerse ourselves in His presence, we find the solace our souls crave. God’s comfort is not just for the moments of crisis—it’s a constant source of peace that we can rely on every day. By staying close to Him, we can navigate the storms of life with confidence, knowing that He is always with us.

The Craguns Share Their Faith Through Song

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The Craguns are a family united not only by blood but by a shared mission to spread faith through their music. This dynamic group consists of husband and wife duo Jordan and Elena Cragun, Jordan’s father, Ray Cragun, and his sister, Savannah Cragun. Each member brings a unique element to the group, enriching their ministry and music.

Jordan and Elena Cragun have dedicated their lives to full-time ministry, using their talents to inspire and uplift audiences across the country. Ray Cragun, who has a deep well of experience as a retired pastor, brings wisdom and spiritual guidance to the group, while Savannah’s fresh energy adds a vibrant touch to their performances.

Their journey in music ministry began in earnest in 2013 with the release of their first album. Since then, they have continued to grow in both their musical abilities and their impact on those who hear their message.

One of their standout songs, “Wasted Words,” carries a message that resonates deeply with the group’s core beliefs. Jordan Cragun reflects on the song’s significance, saying, “The song says whether you talk all the time or maybe this time is your first. With God, there’s no wasted words. I am so thankful for a God who cares about everything we face and that we can go boldly to him with our petitions and our concerns and even our praises.”

This song, like many others by The Craguns, serves as a reminder of God’s ever-present care and the importance of faith in every aspect of life. Their music speaks to the heart, offering comfort, hope, and a sense of connection to the divine.

As The Craguns continue their ministry, they remain committed to using their voices not just to sing, but to communicate the deep truths of their faith. Whether on stage or in personal conversations, they live out the message of “Wasted Words,” knowing that with God, every word matters.