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Lyric and Letter: Where Worship Meets The Word

Lyric and Letter: Where Worship Meets The Word

著者： Rebecca Lane (author/host)
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We live in a loud world. It’s time to hit pause. Lyric and Letter is a sanctuary for those who hunger for depth. What started as a mission to reverse-engineer the lyrics of beloved worship songs has evolved into a movement of "Selah"—the biblical art of pausing to weigh the truth. Join Rebecca Lane for a journey through the theology of worship. From fact-checking the hits to deep, inductive Thematic Verse Mapping accompanied by custom Ambient Worship music, this podcast is your companion for Christ centered and sound, exegetical doctrine. Pull up a chair, open your Bible, and let’s learn to abide in Christ. The Lyric is our worship. The Letter is His Word. The Music is the space where they meet.Rebecca Lane (author/host) キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • A Quick Update: Where to Find Me Next

    A Quick Update: Where to Find Me Next
    2026/08/10

    A short update after season four. Lyric & Letter isn’t continuing into a season five, but the heart behind it is still going, just in a new home. Come find me at Go Slow. Study Deep. Be Transformed. | A Bible Study Podcast, where we’re opening Scripture together starting in Genesis.


    I have absolutely loved diving into Gods word with you through this podcast and I hope you can join me on the new one!


    🎙️ Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0341BCEVZGv01kwRsCFKtf?si=JPWjB1H5QFGuZ3F_s4FhQQ&utm_source=copy-link


    Go slow. Study deep. Be transformed.
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  • Ep 70 — Go Slow. Study Deep. Be Transformed.

    Ep 70 — Go Slow. Study Deep. Be Transformed.
    2026/08/02

    This is the final episode of Season 4, and it's coming a lot earlier than usual. Normally this podcast runs through November before taking a break, but that's not what's happening this year. I want to be upfront about something right away: this is not me stepping away from Lyric & Letter. It's not the end. It's a change in shape, and I think once you hear the full story, you'll understand why it needed to happen.

    In this episode, I walk back through what this whole season has actually held, far more than what made it onto the podcast feed, and what I found when I finally stopped and weighed all of it together. I talk about what stayed standing when everything else gave way, something new I ended up building because of it, and a confession about my own priorities that took me most of this year to be able to say out loud.

    I also tell you exactly what's changing going into Season 5: how the podcast will sound different, how it will release differently, and where this ministry's real center of gravity has been all along. This isn't goodbye. It's me finally being honest with you about where I actually am, and inviting you to keep walking with me there.

    Where to find everything:

    📖 Start studying — Genesis to Revelation, the full 7-step application, saved notes, and Theo, the study companion: app.lyricandletter.com

    👩‍👩‍👧‍👧 Join the women's Bible study — Monday nights, 6:30–8:30 PM Eastern: www.lyricandletter.com/womensbiblestudy

    💬 Connect with our community on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

    Thank you for staying with me through a season that didn't go the way either of us expected. I'll see you next season in Genesis.
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  • Ep 69 - Bless the Lord, O My Soul | The Psalm 103 Project

    Ep 69 - Bless the Lord, O My Soul | The Psalm 103 Project
    2026/06/19
    What does it look like to command your own soul back to worship when it does not want to rise? Not as a theory — as a practice. The way David did it. The way I have had to do it in this season.This episode begins something I have been praying over for a long time: a walk into Psalm 103, the psalm that has quietly been holding me through a season I did not fully understand until recently. I started this project in late winter. Then I got sick, and everything stopped. And in the recovering and the re-recording, I learned something I had been carrying for years without a name for it — post-traumatic stress disorder, out of a long season of end-of-life caregiving. Looking back, I can see that God had drawn me to this psalm before I could have told you why. He had me writing about a soul that has to be called back to worship at the very time I was fighting to remember anything good at all. That is not an accident. Nothing is, with Him.So this is not a study for people who have it all together. It is a psalm written by someone who did not — and I am not coming to you from the far side of it, healed and looking back. I am still being healed, one step toward Christ at a time. Not above you. Beside you.We begin with the very first line, where David does not sing to a crowd. He talks to himself. Bless the Lord, O my soul. A command, not a feeling. A call home.In This Episode:Who David really was — overlooked, passed over, passionate, broken, and a man after God's own heart all at the same time. Not a stained-glass figure. A real man, far more like us than we tend to believe.Nephesh (Genesis 2:7) — why "soul" means the whole of you, every room in the heart, opened to God at oncePsalm 42 — the companion psalm where the soul again speaks to the soul, calling itself back to what is trueSelf-control as the fruit of the Spirit — Spirit-led turning, not white-knuckle willpowerForget not — why forgetting is the default, why prosperity dulls the memory faster than suffering, and how the Lord's table is where we fight that very forgettingBless his holy name — why a name in the Hebrew world was a revelation of character, and how Jesus begins prayer exactly where David begins this psalmA note on the series: this began as an eight-part walk through all of Psalm 103. For now, I am sharing this one stanza as a doorway into the prayer guide and ambient worship album — enough of the story to draw you into your own time with the Lord. If you would like me to continue through the rest of the stanzas, I would love to hear from you. Reach out anytime at lyricandletterpodcast@gmail.com.Want to go deeper?Download the free companion prayer guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GzND7eLLyOP7njrcAkWHN-9iW8CXdj2-/view?usp=drive_linkExplore Thematic Verse Mapping: https://www.ThematicVerseMapping.comConnect with our community: https://youtube.com/@lyricandletterstudios/communityDownload the Lyric and Letter Study Method: https://lyricandletter.com/thestudymethodSubscribe for devotionals, studies, and Scripture reflections: https://www.lyricandletter.comBless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.Lyric and Letter Studios | www.lyricandletter.comThis episode contains original ambient worship music created by Lyric and Letter Studios using Suno AI. All music is original to this ministry. No third-party copyrighted material is featured in this episode.#BiblicalTeaching #InstrumentalWorship #Psalm103 #BlessTheLord #ChristianPodcast
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