If you like listening to a variety of teachers you could tune into kari55.com which is a radio station
but also online 24/7, though Saturdays are interspersed with health infomercials and weekend evenings
are foreign language content. They have a program guide onsite so you can see who teaches what when.
They carry teachers who have passed on as well, like J. Vernon McGee and Adrian Rogers. I know what you
mean about Easter. I often call it resurrection Sunday. I think a lot of protestants probably do LOL. I composed
a resurrection song today. The music and voice are ai generated. Writing P&W is a new passion for me.
I made a song. I posted it once under a different name.
LORD YOU ARE ALWAYS THERE
You rose out of the tomb,you knit me in my mother's womb..
Lord you are always there..
In my most sorrows pain..
In your name I will proclaim..
Lord you are always there..
In my tears I will rejoice,cause I hear my Saviors voice..
Lord you are always there..
( my child I'm always there)..
And the fight is never over..
I lean on my Father's shoulder..
Lord you are always there..
My Savior who redeems, by his blood set captives free.. Lord you are always there..
Thank you Jesus for your grace
All my days I seek your face..
Lord you are always there..
Please forgive me when I doubt...
May your will be carried out..
Lord you are always there.
(I sent this song to several Christian bands websites.) I guess it's not good enough but you reminded me I had this. I'm going to sing it alone after prayer. I like it. A friend of mine who doesn't music for a living said it would make it work. Too bad I lost contact.. hhuuhh!!