Day Four: Voices of Glory Premieres!
Voices of Glory tour dates, flyers, locations, how to get into the play, times and any other play information.
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Day Two: Debra Hill Does It All
Creator, Producer, Director, Writer, Actress, and Vocalist—Debra Hill holds all these roles and more for her praise play, Voices of Glory!
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Day Three: Voices of Glory Soundtrack Now Available!
Hear about the faith and heart that Debra put into her latest album, and find out where you can now listen to it!
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Is My Living In Vain?
I know that only what I do for God will last for eternity. We are told to set our affections on things above, not on things below that man can steal or moths destroy. I ask the Lord to help me remember what is truly important. Life is too short. Make every day count.
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Voices of Glory Full Campaign
The Voices of Glory Promotion all days in one link
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Day One: Voices of Glory Praise Play Is Here!
Watch Debra’s announcement for the reveal of the project she’s been pouring her heart and energy into for the last few months!
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Godly Sorrow
When I first became convicted of my sin, I felt like David did in Psalm 38. In my heart, I confessed to God that I was a sinner, guilty as charged. I was saved by God’s amazing grace, who took my place and died for my sins on Calvary’s cross. I knew I was not deserving of such a great love and sacrifice as this. I believed in Jesus and thanked Him, like David, for delivering me from sin. I thank God daily for salvation and ask Him to forgive me, with godly sorrow.
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Do Not Fret
Through the tough times in my life, the joy of the Lord strengthens me. This passage also assures me that all my needs are met. Jesus lovingly said that we don’t have to worry about what we will eat or what clothes to wear. God cares more for us than the birds of the field or the beautifully adorned lilies. I know my heavenly Father is watching over me. The more I experience the life’s sorrows, the more like David I have learned that I am never forsaken.
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Never Forsaken
In Psalm 36, David compares and contrasts God’s relationship with those who are righteous with His harsh treatment of them who are wicked. David speaks from his own personal experience and from what he has witnessed in the lives of saints and sinners.
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God of War and Love
David was a king acquainted with war. In Psalm 35, he speaks in the vernacular of a warrior and leader accustomed to facing many enemies on the battlefield. This chapter is his courageous prayer to God to lead him to total victory against his oppressors. He is equally unyielding in his call for their destruction and in his faith in God to perform it.
