There are some new words to "Hush! There's a Baby..."! Loads of people love the song, but some would rather not say "shut" and "up" in the same breath, so there are new words so that you don't have to! HOORAY!
"There's a danger - that we'll wake this sleepy boy, he's such good news we jump with joy!" is the new couplet. I hope you like it, and that you can use it. In particular, it preserves the whole meaning of the song, which is that on the one hand you want to be quiet, because here's a sleeping baby, but on the other hand you want to jump around and make loads of noise because he's so brilliant. So brilliant that you just can't shut up! Oops!
You can get the new words on the jukebox, in MP3 download form, PDF Sheet Music, and on video, with or without subtitles.
"He's Alive!" - the great new of the Resurrection. Getting ready for Easter? Here's an easy song that's great fun to sing, and with the great Bible truth of 1 Peter 1v3 ringing out loud and clear: "Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he's given us new birth to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead!"
Click on the picture to see the Video of "He's Alive!" on YouTube
More links:
»» To listen to "He's Alive!" on the Jukebox, click here
»» To get the MP3 or PDF downloads (including free sheet music), click here
On the Rock - that's where we need to build our lives: the Rock of Jesus and His words. Check out Matthew 7:24-27, where Jesus talks of two builders: one builds on sand (bad idea) and the other, on the Rock!
Listen now on the Jukebox :: Download the MP3s :: Get the Sheet Music PDF
"Jesus, you didn't make my sandwiches!" - it's true, but everything we eat comes from his creating power!
Watch the video :: Download the MP3 :: Get the PDF Sheet Music :: Get the (un-interrupted) videos :: Get the Harvest Songs EP CD
"Wanted - Dead AND Alive!" is our theme, for two fun-packed Jesus-centred Easter shows for children, available for free on Youtube. Songs, Bible, Quizzes, and Maynard and David. Part 1 looks at Good Friday, Part 2 at Easter Day. Kids love them, so share them and enjoy them. Especially good for Shelter-at-home or lockdown kids.
The new Facebook "Reactions" make some great images to help explaining Good Friday to an all-age audience...
"It was a Bad Friday, a Mad Friday, a Sad Friday, but I'm Glad today 'cos..."
Click here for the "Good Friday" song to go with these reactions. Click here for the talk outline and instructions.