Biografia:
Uno de los pocos y escasos cantantes cristianos que canta con humildad y realmente para el Señor Jesucristo, buscando siempre honrar al Señor, con excelencia y humildad.
Sus padres fueron misioneros cristianos en la Provincia de Córdoba, República Argentina. Por eso es que Steve conoce tan bien Argentina.
Ha cantado en grandes eventos, como en la Campaña de Evangelización con Billy Graham, cuando el evangelista visitó por segunda vez Buenos Aires.
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Outras músicas:
- Aquel Quien La Buena Obra Empez
- Calvary Is The Sea
- Dios De Maravillas
- Find Us Faithful
- Find Ys Faithful
- God And God Alone
- God Causes All Things To Grow
- He Holds The Keys
- He Who Began A Good Work In You
- Household Of Faith
- I Repent
- Indecible Es
- Indescriptible
- Lord I Want To Know You More
- Majestad
- Oh I Want To Know You More
- Oh Que Inmenso Amor
- Oh Tu Fidelidad
- Siempre
- The Mission
- Tienen Que Saber
- Toma La Cruz
- Touch Your People Once Again
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Intro:
D G A D
F#m D A
Verse 1:
D F#m D
Your broken form up - on the cross,
G D A
Your holy love expressed
D F#m D
Stirs a passion in my soul,
G D/F# D A
Calling me to give my best.
Chorus:
D G D A D
No sacrifice I could give to You
D/F# A
Could match what You’ve given me.
F#m D A
For my everything is but a drop of dew
D G D
And Calvary is the sea.
A D
Calvary is the sea.
Verse 2:
If I could take the love I feel
And capture it with words,
More than what my heart could give
Is still much less than You deserve.
Verse 3:
If I should ever doubt Your love
My only prayer would be
That You would keep Your rugged cross
Etched upon my memory.
Dave Clark, Lowell Alexander, Tony Wood
©1997 Word Music, LLC (a div. of Word Music Group, Inc.)
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I heard this beautiful song at church a few weeks ago. It tells of how nothing we can
sacrifice, can match what God has given to us. Calvary is so big it encompasses all of our
sins. It illustrates the relationship we have with Jesus, but also leaves us with a
feeling of awesome reverence for Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. One that we cannot take
too lightly.
This is my attempt at creating a tab for the chords of the song. The chords might not be
in the right positions, so please, do tell me if I messed up. As well, I've only used
chords that I know, so I might have missed an inversion or a dominant somewhere. I've
been teaching myself guitar for the last half year, so tell me how I'm doing!
Note: On the D at the end of the first line (of the Verse), I guess you can switch out
the D for a Bm (or add the Bm, and change to D), since it sounds alright. And if you want
a track to practice with, you can watch it here on YouTube
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFSuV8ZuIxs).
D G A D
F#m D A
Verse 1:
D F#m D
Your broken form up - on the cross,
G D A
Your holy love expressed
D F#m D
Stirs a passion in my soul,
G D/F# D A
Calling me to give my best.
Chorus:
D G D A D
No sacrifice I could give to You
D/F# A
Could match what You’ve given me.
F#m D A
For my everything is but a drop of dew
D G D
And Calvary is the sea.
A D
Calvary is the sea.
Verse 2:
If I could take the love I feel
And capture it with words,
More than what my heart could give
Is still much less than You deserve.
Verse 3:
If I should ever doubt Your love
My only prayer would be
That You would keep Your rugged cross
Etched upon my memory.
Dave Clark, Lowell Alexander, Tony Wood
©1997 Word Music, LLC (a div. of Word Music Group, Inc.)
-----------------------------
I heard this beautiful song at church a few weeks ago. It tells of how nothing we can
sacrifice, can match what God has given to us. Calvary is so big it encompasses all of our
sins. It illustrates the relationship we have with Jesus, but also leaves us with a
feeling of awesome reverence for Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. One that we cannot take
too lightly.
This is my attempt at creating a tab for the chords of the song. The chords might not be
in the right positions, so please, do tell me if I messed up. As well, I've only used
chords that I know, so I might have missed an inversion or a dominant somewhere. I've
been teaching myself guitar for the last half year, so tell me how I'm doing!
Note: On the D at the end of the first line (of the Verse), I guess you can switch out
the D for a Bm (or add the Bm, and change to D), since it sounds alright. And if you want
a track to practice with, you can watch it here on YouTube
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFSuV8ZuIxs).
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