The Songs Of Praise, Sacred Songs, Hymns,
Contemporary Christian Music, Traditional Christian
Music and Christmas Carol below are all original
compositions by Donald E. Muller. Both the music and the
words were written by him with a lot of divine guidance
from our Precious Lord.
Contemporary Christian Music, Traditional Christian
Music and Christmas Carol below are all original
compositions by Donald E. Muller. Both the music and the
words were written by him with a lot of divine guidance
from our Precious Lord.
| My Songs Of Praise |
This spirited contemporary praise song allows us to
rejoice in the music given to us by our Lord. It
serves as the theme song for this web site. It begins
with the refrain which is repeated after each of the
three verses. The refrain:
My songs of praise: I sing to Thee.
My songs of praise: Lord, may they be,
My songs of praise: Fitting for Thee.
My songs of praise: Eternally.
The first verse:
With joyful heart, O let me sing,
These praises to my Heav’nly King.
Lord, let me lift my voice to Thee,
In words of praise given to me. Refrain:
rejoice in the music given to us by our Lord. It
serves as the theme song for this web site. It begins
with the refrain which is repeated after each of the
three verses. The refrain:
My songs of praise: I sing to Thee.
My songs of praise: Lord, may they be,
My songs of praise: Fitting for Thee.
My songs of praise: Eternally.
The first verse:
With joyful heart, O let me sing,
These praises to my Heav’nly King.
Lord, let me lift my voice to Thee,
In words of praise given to me. Refrain:
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| I Love The Cross Of Christ, My Lord |
This gospel song celebrates the gift of salvation we
receive because of the suffering and death of our
Savior on the cross. It is just that, a hymn of
celebration, not of Lenten mourning. It contains
five verses. The first verse:
I love the cross of Christ, My Lord.
His precious blood does me afford.
His pain and suff’ring on that tree,
My salvation has gained for me.
The concluding verse:
Praise to the Father, to the Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One.
Their gift so freely giv’n to me,
Assures my home, eternally
receive because of the suffering and death of our
Savior on the cross. It is just that, a hymn of
celebration, not of Lenten mourning. It contains
five verses. The first verse:
I love the cross of Christ, My Lord.
His precious blood does me afford.
His pain and suff’ring on that tree,
My salvation has gained for me.
The concluding verse:
Praise to the Father, to the Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One.
Their gift so freely giv’n to me,
Assures my home, eternally
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| Not Me, O Lord, But You Alone |
This gospel song directs our praise up to our most
precious Lord. It reminds us that regardless of our
accomplishments, our praise must be directed to the
giver of all gifts. It contains three verses. The first
verse:
Not me, O Lord, but you alone,
Deserve my praise in work and song.
My hands at work for you above,
My voice in song to show my love.
Reflects my Savior’s gift to me.
His work of love has set me free.
precious Lord. It reminds us that regardless of our
accomplishments, our praise must be directed to the
giver of all gifts. It contains three verses. The first
verse:
Not me, O Lord, but you alone,
Deserve my praise in work and song.
My hands at work for you above,
My voice in song to show my love.
Reflects my Savior’s gift to me.
His work of love has set me free.
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| How Awesome Is Our God |
This gospel song, which is in a more contemporary
setting, celebrates the earthly life of our Savior
from his birth to his resurrection. It begins with the
refrain which is repeated after each of the five
verses. The refrain:
How awesome is our God! On this earth He did trod.
His mission here below, The saving of our souls.
How awesome is our God! How awesome is our God!
The second verse:
In the temple at age of twelve,
With learned men the Scriptures delved.
With great amazement they did find,
All Scripture He knew in His mind. Refrain:
setting, celebrates the earthly life of our Savior
from his birth to his resurrection. It begins with the
refrain which is repeated after each of the five
verses. The refrain:
How awesome is our God! On this earth He did trod.
His mission here below, The saving of our souls.
How awesome is our God! How awesome is our God!
The second verse:
In the temple at age of twelve,
With learned men the Scriptures delved.
With great amazement they did find,
All Scripture He knew in His mind. Refrain:
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| Savior, Teach Me How To Pray |
This gospel song petitions our Savior to teach us
how to pray so that we can comfortably talk with
Him every day in prayer. It reminds us that our
Savior wants to hear all that is on our heart and
mind. It contains five verses. The first verse:
Savior, teach me how to pray,
How to talk with You each day.
When in prayer I come to You,
You have said You’ll be there, too.
You will all my burdens bear,
Take away my load of care.
.
how to pray so that we can comfortably talk with
Him every day in prayer. It reminds us that our
Savior wants to hear all that is on our heart and
mind. It contains five verses. The first verse:
Savior, teach me how to pray,
How to talk with You each day.
When in prayer I come to You,
You have said You’ll be there, too.
You will all my burdens bear,
Take away my load of care.
.
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| In Bethlehem Town |
This Christmas Carol celebrates our Savior’s birth
from Mary and Joseph’s arrival in Bethlehem through
the visitation of the wise men, in five verses. The fifth
verse is a prayer. The first verse:
In Bethlehem town beneath Heavenly light,
No room could be found for the Savior that night.
A stable the home for this poor, manger child,
God’s promised Son lay there, so meek and so mild.
The last verse:
The first time You came, Lord, You conquered our sin.
O come, Precious Savior, come down once again,
And bring us to Heaven forever to be,
With You in Your glory. Amen. Praise to Thee.
from Mary and Joseph’s arrival in Bethlehem through
the visitation of the wise men, in five verses. The fifth
verse is a prayer. The first verse:
In Bethlehem town beneath Heavenly light,
No room could be found for the Savior that night.
A stable the home for this poor, manger child,
God’s promised Son lay there, so meek and so mild.
The last verse:
The first time You came, Lord, You conquered our sin.
O come, Precious Savior, come down once again,
And bring us to Heaven forever to be,
With You in Your glory. Amen. Praise to Thee.
| ©Donald E. Muller |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
This gospel song/hymn points us to the strength we
receive when we put our trust in the Lord. It
addresses the support and love that we receive from
our God in five verses. The first verse:
The strong arm of the Lord,
My comfort and my shield!
He is my sure defense,
On life's tough battle field.
The second verse:
He holds me fast in place,
From winds that would me claim.
I fear no enemy,
When I with Him remain.
receive when we put our trust in the Lord. It
addresses the support and love that we receive from
our God in five verses. The first verse:
The strong arm of the Lord,
My comfort and my shield!
He is my sure defense,
On life's tough battle field.
The second verse:
He holds me fast in place,
From winds that would me claim.
I fear no enemy,
When I with Him remain.
| The Strong Arm Of The Lord |
| Click the Cover Page above to hear an instrumental sample of the song. |
| ©Donald E. Muller |
My Songs Of Praise |
| Click on the Design Cover of any individual song to visit an audio sample page for that song. |
| Donald Muller |