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Ephesians 1:18

The eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that ye may know what is the hope of his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints,

 
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Word and Music

Throughout the years several believer songwriters and poets have asked me for guidelines they should know in order to improve their writings. Here are some simple, essential guidelines that I pray will be of benefit to you:

  1. Select your subject. Decide exactly what you want to write about. Before you put your pen to the paper be very clear in your mind and emotionally concerned about your subject. Be specific.
  2. Go to God’s Word and study in detail what is written about the subject you have chosen. Utilize all resources, including teachings and knowledgeable believers. Get an accurate knowledge of the subject, and its emotional content from God’s perspective.
  3. Choose your approach. Consider several ways in which you could convey your message. Single out the one approach that would best convey the emotional impact. Make it as interesting as possible.
  4. Think of your listener. Why are you writing this song or poem? Your motive should be to give God praise and glory, thus inspiring another person to do likewise. Keep it simple. Write so clearly that a child could understand. Using hidden meanings might confuse the listener.
  5. Stay positive. Insulting criticism and condemnatory complaining do not help people. “Don’t do this.” and “You can’t do that.” are alienating. Tell your listener what they can do to become a believer or a better believer.
  6. Stay on the subject. Write about only one subject matter. Be sure you do not stray from your initial concept. Having two or three subjects in one song is confusing. Be concise and keep it short, say what you have to say in three or four minutes. Should you find your song or poem rambles on edit out unnecessary words, lines or verses.
  7. Share your song or poem. You have done your best. Now share God’s heart and your heart to inspire someone else, anyone, anytime and anyplace.
    God Bless You All,
  Ted Ferrell

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1. He's The Red Thread Fred Grant "Fred has an exceptional pleasing voice peacefull, happy tunes for all to enjoy."
2. Taste and See Dave Lutz "Come join Dave around the campfire out on the range and hear his refrains."
3. All I'm Meant To Be Patty Krywos (PK) "PK has included a variety of songs lot’s of good listening."
4. One More Time With Ted Ted Ferrell "The content has a few old favorites and some new ones too"
5. Gospel Country Cooking Ted Ferrell "Gospel Contry Cooking. New country gospel meal now eing served"

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