Language of the Heart - 10 Musical Renditions
Do you desire more freedom from anxiety, depression or past hurts? Do you need more inner healing, but you don’t know how to get it?
‘Language of the Heart’ will help meet your needs. Language of the Heart is a selection of beautifully orchestrated songs based on Prayers That Heal The Heart by Mark Virkler. This soft and meditative music laced with tenderly spoken Scripture will help you to relax and meditate on the Word of God. This music is useful in personal, professional and public settings such as counseling sessions, drive-time audio devotionals, personal and intimate time with God, group sessions and personal or group prayer time. Counselors will find this music to be a helpful resource to recommend to their counselees to aid them in their healing journey.
One particular friend of the composer had spent time in the hospital battling cancer, and said that she had listened to one music selection over 300 times because it had brought such inner spiritual healing to her while she was praying and waiting for God's healing to manifest in her body.
Meet the composer - Wayne Tester
Songwriter and Producer, Wayne Tester, co-wrote "The Change", which was recorded seven times by Garth Brooks. Wayne also co-wrote "Dare To Dream", performed by Olivia Newton John as the official theme song for the Sydney Olympic Games, where it was heard by over 3.6 billion people at one time. Wayne has written numerous other pop, country, CCM and international chart-topping songs and he has also won a Dove award for his music production. His songs have been performed on American Idol and The Grammy’s. Wayne has a passion for creating Biblically-based music that will help to heal the heart.
‘Language of the Heart – 10 Musical Renditions’
Click here to listen to a preview of each track
- Faith, Hope And Love
- Imagine
- Flow
- Memorial Stone
- Breaking Generational Sins
- Soul Tie
- Expectations
- Faith
- Divine Pictures
- Ever Present God
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The following blog is by my friend, Bill Dupley.
We received the following powerful testimony from one of our CLU students, Pastor Kudzanayi Parirenyatwa: I am a graduate of one of the prestigious theological seminaries in Zimbabwe (Africa) and leading one of the biggest churches in our 2.5 million member international church with its headquarters in Zimbabwe. Our city centre assembly has a membership of over 500 people of diverse backgrounds and social status, but all suffer a general bondage of spiritual phobia.
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