Episode 16 – Update from Fred at Highest Praise

Comments

11 responses to “Episode 16 – Update from Fred at Highest Praise”

1. 

   Don Wortham

   November 1, 2006

   Hello, Fred!
   Wonderful to hear that you haven’t lost your vision for the Worship Podcasts. I am encouraged and uplifted when I get to play and sing along on my Irish Whistle like I did when you started playing the Em excerpt today! I absolutely was carried into the Heavenlies. I’m still around and looking forward to more worship tunes.
   Your Brother in Christ,
   Don Wortham
   Midland, Texas

   Reply
2. 

   Lewis Moore

   November 2, 2006

   Dear Fred,
   I just wanted you to know that I enjoy your podcast very much and look forward for you to do more. I will be praying for you. Also pray for me. A lot of opportunities have opened for my music and I need the wisdom to know what doors to go through. I lead a worship service for a Methodist church in the area and the opportunity has also opened to lead worship at an Assembly Of God church. I want to make sure that I hear God’s voice before I make any decisions. I also have a couple of businesses that I run as well. So I don’t want to be so overly comitted to different things that I can not be flexable enough to move by God’s spirit. I also have a vision to do more podcast . Many years ago I recieved a prophecy that my ministry would go all over the world and the internet has made that possable. May God continue to bless and anoint your ministry.

   In Christ,
   Lewis

   Reply
3. 

   david guion for one24worship.com

   November 2, 2006

   hi fred…

   great to hear you again, friend. i always enjoy your podcast. glad you’re back.

   blessings,

   david guion
   texas

   Reply
4. 

   Scott West

   November 3, 2006

   Hi, Fred.
   I can not say how excited was when I was that you had released a new podcast episode.

   I’m rally glad that you are gonna continue doing them. Everything you have released so fare has constantly been a blessing. I can’t count he number of times I’ve been sitting on the bus with tears streaming down my face (I’ve started to sit at the back with my hood up when listening).

   I honestly cannot say which format I prefer as I really enjoy both.

   I hope you find the clarity and answers you you need soon.

   Praying for you,

   Scott,
   Manchester, UK

   Reply
5. 

   Jan Williams

   November 4, 2006

   Hi Fred!
   I am the newbie in the group having found this just last week. I spent all of my Sunday listening and reading thru your blog, and as a result I am now under your spell craving for MORE!
   I had signed when I voted first time on Indieheaven site..made a bad misspelling…just noticed it today…something like I am NOT a adicted fan..was to be I am NOW an addicted fan of yours…in all aspects. Yes Please do keep these on going as I will so be looking forward to these! As a former part of your ‘other business’, I may have something new for you that just may help in the future..if cyber– becomes real THEN I shall email you…rather excitedly! Congratulations on such a wonderful website, music, podcasting everything!
   Forever stuck on Highest Praise!
   Jan

   Reply
6. 

   James McClean

   November 5, 2006

   I’m glad your back Fred & have decided to continue this area of ministry, I have been truly blessed by this. Praying for you.

   James
   N.Ireland

   Reply
7. 

   Jamin Rathbun

   November 6, 2006

   It was great to hear you online again Fred… It has been a long time. = )

   I’ve held onto the podcast from February and listened to “I Love You Lord” probably a dozen times over the past year. I love what you do and I am always lifted up by your leading and music. Without question, God has anointed you in a special way. What path he’s directing you along, I couldn’t say. What I can say is that your music and words have been a blessing to me and I would love to hear from you more often. Your podcast provides a few moments of quiet worship and rest that I really appreciate.

   WIth that said, I hear a weariness in your voice today that I can relate to very well. It’s hard work to prepare to lead. Sometimes the tests of our faith go on longer than we think we can bear. Sometimes we’re just tired. Sometimes we’re just struggling… Struggling to maintain focus. Struggling to make ends meet. Struggling to balance family, and relationships, and ministry, and the desires of our hearts.

   2 Corinthians 4:16-18
   Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.

   Reply
8. 

   Stephen

   November 6, 2006

   I subscribed to the podcast during the long break, and kinda forgot about it until I noticed a little icon telling me there was a new Podcast today.

   I am praying for you, and praising God that you are able to give up your time for this ministry. Often in this world we get too busy to spend time praising God, and through podcasts this ministry will encourage listeners to praise God at all times. When they are sitting on a Bus bored, or when they are going for a run. Any time when we sit down and listen to music can be praising him through the encouragement of this podcast.

   Thank you for providing it, and I look forward to the next podcast.

   ~Stephen

   Reply
9. 

   E.M.

   November 9, 2006

   Fred, like the others who have commented, I am glad you’re back. Whether you choose to proceed with one podcast or two, I’ll continue to subscribe – worship lifts the soul!

   Reply
10. 

    godprayser

    November 10, 2006

    Carry on, brother!

    Reply
11. 

    kimberly

    November 22, 2006

    i came on the site to find william clark’s cd’s i gave mine away and i miss it greatly. im not computer savey, but i just had to say how much i enjoyed what i heard i got lost with God.i will be buying the vigil.i’ll tell every one i know about this site thanks,kim

    Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.