Interim Worship Band

Lyrics - Dennis Beck / Joe Barsuglia / Marc Veilleux Horn Arrangement - Art Leiby Lead Vocals - Eddie Hedges Video - Sara Niemietz Interim Worship Band: Joe Barsuglia - Bass / Engineering Dennis Beck - Guitars / Composition Jim O'Brien - Vocals Guest Artists: Lead Vocals - Eddie Hedges, recorded Native Music LA Chris Caswell - Keyboards Jonathan Dane - Trumpets Craig Pilo - Drums Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death. Romans 8:1-2 @2022 INTERIM WORSHIP BAND Available on all streaming platforms

Dennis Beck - Composition, Lyrics, Guitars, Vocals Frank Nemiroff - Banjo, Piano, Vocals Jim O'Brian - Vocals Joe Barsuglia - Bass, Production Made under Fair Use provisions.. Not for commercial purposes. We claim no copyright ownership of video content.

Three Rows Over Composition: Dennis Beck Music/Production: Todd Smallwood, Dennis Beck Video: Joe Barsuglia “Father, please turn your gaze to those men and women who in their military service have sacrificed time, comfort, strength, ambition, health and prosperity for the peace and safety of family and friends and others they’ve never even known. Please reward them a hundredfold for all their sacrifice and service. Bless them far beyond all their expectations. Reward them richly for all they have given.” “Almighty God, You know every veteran by name. You know their deeds, their hard work, and their perseverance. You know their needs, both material and spiritual. Please draw each one closer to you and grant them all the peace that passes understanding (Philippians 4:7), the peace of Christ to rule in their hearts (Colossians 3:15), and ‘joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand’ forevermore (Psalm 16:11).” NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE

Jim O'Brien - Lyrics Dennis Beck - Guitar, Music Joe Barsuglia - Bass/Drums/Production Special Guests: Sara Niemietz - Vocals, Art, Video https://www.saraniemietz.com Bradley Young - Piano http://bradleyyoung.com "Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, that everyone who believes may have eternal life in him. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life" IWB @2021 One night while closing the corner coffee shop I sat down by the register and drank one last cup Reflected on my lucky dreams of finding mister right It can't be wrong to long for love, when it seemed no where in sight Lock the door 'n head for home, the streets were damp from rain On the way I heard a children's choir sing a simple, sweet refrain Jesus loves me this I know, Echoed from the church nearby (Jesus Loves Me, This I Know) Doubt felt began to melt, a child's song told me why I found the Bible Grandma gave me, when I was just ten My heart stirred as I read the Word, tears fell and then I met the man of my dreams The one I'd been waiting for The one who gives so much more Than I ever could imagine He listens as I close my eyes He's there before the sunrise Its amazing how He loves me He's the man of my dreams (Dreams, dreams, of my dreams) I cant believe it took so long To see He was the one for me But true love requires that you heed the right desires I was blind but now I see He's the man of my dreams The one I'd been waiting for The one who gives so much more Than I ever could imagine He listens as I close my eyes He's there before the sunrise Its amazing how He loves me He's the man of my dreams (Dreams, dreams, of my dreams..)

This song was written by Marc Veilleux in memory of Brian Kenney ("Picasso") who passed a few years ago from the ravages of addiction. Brian was a great brother in the Lord and the death of his wife was overwhelming for him. He had been clean for many years and was instrumental in helping many others seeking recovery. We will see you again, good friend. Thanks David Erickson, Mags Pons, the Amani Childrens Choir, and Jim O'Brien for lending their musical passion.

ELKLAND, Mo. (KY3) - Vandals struck the historic Pleasant View Church in Elkland over the Easter weekend. The vandals damaged a piece of stained-glass more than a century old. “This church house didn’t do anybody harm,” Archie Rich, president of the church board and longtime member says. “And I can’t understand why they can’t leave it alone.” Church in the Country By Dennis Beck Guitar / Vocals - Dennis beck Vocals - Jim O'Brien Bass and production - Joe Barsuglia Piano - Rusty Lewis Video from KOLR 10 news - OZARKSFIRST.COM @2021 interim worship band NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE

Let's Get Together (Chet Powers) A 1960's anthem that the writer sold the rights to for bail money! Some history here at MusicFestNews: https://musicfestnews.com/2020/07/the-amazing-history-of-lets-get-together/ Joe Barsuglia: Bass, Production, Engineer Dennis Beck: Guitar, Vocals Kerry Dame Cole: Vocals* Tracy Cole: Vocals* Patrick D'Arcy: Irish Low Whistle Rusty Lewis: Keyboards, Orchestration Claudio Martin: Guitar Lauren Leigh Martin: Vocals Jim O'Brien: Vocals David Wilson: Mandolin, Violin* Nick Sibley*: Recordist Springfield, Mo Background: Yuga's Ambient Work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZscPuoWN_l8 Opening Graphic: Holly @ Clker.com http://www.clker.com/clipart-251565.html NOT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES OR USE Please note no copyright infringement is intended and I do not claim to own this song. The sole purpose of this video is for historical preservation of great music, for discussion and educational purposes only.

Merry Christmas from the Interim Worship Band "Love Came Down At Christmas" Sola Deo Gloria Interim Worship band: Dennis Beck - Guitars Jim'OBrien - Vocals Joe Barsuglia - Bass, Edrums, Engineering Special Guests: Sara Niemietz - Vocals, Art, Video Robby Robinson - Keyboards @2020 All rights reserved IWB

Lyric Video - Interim Worship Band Lyrics and vocals by Jim O'Brien Music composition and guitar by Dennis Beck Joe Barsuglia - Bass, edrums, production Graphic: www.lambsongs.co.nz /////////////////////////////////////////////// Black sheep down the wrong road to skid row The smell of restaurant trash mixed with despair His past caught up to now, he questions direction Much too bad to go back home Find his way back home to paradise Hell could not steal A thief on a cross A thief on a cross Didn’t fit in, couldn’t play the game Didn’t understand we are all the same Gets that he’s unworthy, so many wrongs Can’t see there is a way back home We're trying to find our way back home to paradise Hell could not steal A thief on a cross A thief on a cross He gave his final heartfelt plea Must have looked into those eyes He heard those words of forgiveness Today he is in paradise (**) Find our way back home to paradise, road paved with grace Hell could not steal A thief on a cross, A thief on a cross A thief on a cross, On a cross (**) Luke 23:43 - The Thief On The Cross Contradiction http://www.bibleinfo.com/en/questions/thief-on-cross In Luke 23:43 we read of Jesus saying, “Today you will be with Me in Paradise.” But in John 20:1-17 we read that Jesus meets Mary in the garden on the first day of the week and says, ‘Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God.’” (John 20:17) Additionally, John 19:31-33 states that the religious leaders asked for the thieves legs' to be broken and taken down from their crosses. They didn't want the thieves to hang on the crosses over the Sabbath. We can see that Jesus could not have been with the thief in heavenly paradise that Friday if He had still not ascended to the Father on Sunday. Is this a contradiction? It would seem to be so on the surface. But what if the comma was after the word today instead of before it? The meaning would change completely. Let's read the passage again, what if Jesus was saying, “Verily I say unto thee today, thou shalt be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). If the comma is placed after the word today, it shows Jesus being emphatic on that day of his crucifixion, saying, today when I am dying on the cross with no apparent hope, I am promising that you will be with me in paradise eventually. However, if the comma is inserted before the word today, Jesus would then be promising that the thief would be with Him that very day in paradise; thus making Jesus a liar and also contradicting John 20:17. The Thief On the Cross & the Comma It makes a big difference where the comma is placed. There is a story of a wealthy man whose wife sent him a telegram asking if she could buy a very expensive item. He sent the reply, "No, price too high." Unfortunately the telegraph operator left the comma out of the message. When the wife received the message, "No price too high," she happily went and bought the expensive item. This story illustrates the importance of correct punctuation. If the punctuation is off by even one word it can mean something entirely different.

Magdalene's Tears - By Dennis Beck / guitar Joe Barsuglia - Bass and production The Bible account of Mary Magdalene at the last supper has inspired art for centuries. Within are some representations in differing media with meditative music. Who was Mary Magdalene in the Bible? Though there is much unspoken about her, the Bible clearly shows Mary Magdalene to be faithful to Jesus.Guest (Post by Sara Borgstede of www.theholymess.com.) Here is what we know for sure about the story of Mary Magdalene based on what the Bible clearly states. Jesus cast out 7 demons from Mary Magdalene (Mark 16:9). Mary Magdalene was at the crucifixion (Matthew 27:56). Mary Magdalene was at the empty tomb of Jesus (Matthew 28:1). Jesus first appeared to Mary Magdalene after his resurrection — before the apostles! (John 20:16-17). Mary Magdalene told the disciples of Jesus’ resurrection (John 20:18).