Filthy Man

Least Of These

Stubborn man was I who pushed His hands aside

Filthy Man | Least of These

What Have I Done

Jed Brewer

Christmas is about Jesus coming to save us from our sins.  Most of us have heard that at one point or another.  But, often, when we think of Christmas, we think of porcelain nativity scenes and men at church in bathrobes, pretending to be shepherds on the search for the baby Jesus.

The truth, however, is that Jesus came into a world of genocide and racism.  He came into a world of prejudice and brutality.  And he came to face all of it head-on.

Jesus was born to what we would today think of as an unwed teenage mother.  Jesus’ parents were effectively homeless when he was born, and during much of his childhood, they were illegal immigrants in a foreign land.

None of that is an accident.  Jesus came to face sin and death and suffering head-on, to answer it, to fix it, and to free us from it.    Jesus came to show us how to really live. 

This song is about Jesus’ first night on earth, and his first encounter with a hard man.

Walkin' the Streets of Memphis

 

What you see below is a rap in the making (with the help of a few friends). This rap is inspired by the homeless men, women, and children that one can find at any given moment on the streets of Memphis. If you have any suggestions or anything you’d like to share, feel free to do so.

Walkin’ the streets of Memphis on a Friday night

All we tryna do is just spread the Light

Got our heads up in the game

Gonna glorify His name

Got a man on the side just lookin’ for a ride

Gotta help a brotha out cuz that’s what it’s all about

There’s a lady on the street just tryin’ to eat

All we tryna do is be beautiful feet

So we’ll keep walkin’ these streets ‘til the mornin’ light

While we’re praisin’ His name - what a beautiful sight

Lord we pray You keep us humble

Cuz we know Satan’s walls are about to crumble

Ain’t takin’ Jesus to the people, mayne, He’s already there

We’re ready to go see Him so we don’t easily scare

He’s intervened before and we celebrate His might

But through our life, or even death - we’ll see Jesus tonight

Sooo…. what do you think?

I'll be your willing vessel, God.

Filthy Man

Least of These

Probably my favorite song.

Stubborn man was I who pushed His hands aside;
I don’t need Your grace I can do this on my own.

But now I understand the cross and what it’s done. 

Filthy Man

Least Of These

Stubborn man was I who pushed His hands aside
I don’t need Your grace, I can do this on my own 

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Grace has washed my transgressions away

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