Psalm 95 • The National Christian Choir

Psalm 95

What Is Psalm 95?

Hosted by Director of Music and Ministries Kathy Bowman, Psalm 95 is an hour of celebration, adoration, and inspiration–all designed to draw the listener closer to our Lord. Psalm 95 began as a weekly radio program in 2002, originally hosted by our founder, C. Harry Causey. The program features recordings of The NCC, the Word of God, and inspirational commentary.

Listeners, many of whom are unable to attend church, say Psalm 95 is a spiritual oasis for them, filled with comfort and worship. Thank you for your expressions of support for this ministry heard by millions, often during times of deep need. We hope you will listen regularly and let us know what the program means to you.

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Psalm 95 Welcomes Our Newest Station(s)

We are excited to welcome WPFG (Carlisle, Pennsylvania) to our “Psalm 95” family! "The Bridge" 91.3 FM began broadcasting in May 2012, and serves the counties of Cumberland and Perry. WBYN airs Psalm 95 on Sunday at 12:00 Noon.

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If your local station does not air Psalm 95, please contact us so that we might explore the possibility of adding Psalm 95 to their programming.

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September 2016

September 4 “Solitary REFINEment!”

Being alone isn’t necessarily a BAD thing -- Especially when it comes to our faith journey. Jesus went away to be alone with his Heavenly Father many times – so how much more might we need time set-apart for fellowship just between us and God? In this upcoming broadcast, we’ll look at all the good that can come from these “alone-times” with Him. You won’t want to miss a minute of this, so be sure to join us! The Choir will sing these favorites: The Power of Your Love • Rest, Sweet Hour of Prayer • Change My Heart, O God • In My Life, Lord, Be Glorified • Have Thine Own Way Lord •I Surrender All • The Lord's Prayer • They That Wait Upon the Lord • Father, I Adore You • In the Garden.

September 11 “15th Anniversary of 9/11”

Be sure to join us for this special broadcast of Psalm 95 as we commemorate the 15th anniversary of 9/11 – a beautiful fall day that changed our lives forever; an occasion filled with horror and disbelief with so many lives lost and families impacted for generations to come. We, as a nation, lost some of our innocence – our confidence that we lived in a safe and secure country. But the lessons learned and the stories of courage that emerged from the ashes of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the beautiful field in Shanksville, PA have moved us forward in many ways. And as believers, we are driven more than ever, to our knees to beseech our Almighty God for wisdom, direction and courage to bring His will into our earth. Hear the Choir sing America the Beautiful • God Bless America • The Lord's Prayer • Bow the Knee • The Solid Rock • How Great Thou Art • , You Reign • Faithful • Great is Thy Faithfulness • It is Well With My Soul.

September 18 “Pressure Treated!”

The other day I was looking at the deck of a house we’re getting ready to sell and was amazed at how well it had withstood the assault of rot and insects over the years. Then I remembered, of course, that it had been built with pressure-treated lumber. It started me thinking about how our lives are often “pressure-treated” to make us able to withstand what life throws our way. Don’t miss this insightful look at the value of being “pressure treated”! The Choir will share Through It All • Trust in the Lord • Bow the Knee • Blessings • The Twenty-Third Psalm • They That Wait Upon the Lord • Everlasting God • At the Name of Jesus • The Mind of Christ • He’s Been Faithful.

September 25 “Long Enough At This Mountain!”

We’ve all known people who, after graduating from college, decide to remain in their college town – “hangers-on” who just want to stay in a place that reminds them of good times and great friends. Perhaps it’s natural to take comfort in the familiar. Yet, sometimes we hear God whisper as He did to the Children of Israel, “You’ve been long enough at this mountain”. In this broadcast, we’re going to look at those times when God calls us to make a change! Be sure to join us and hear the Choir sing He Leadeth Me • By Faith • In the Calm • ‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus • Yes, Lord • Here I Am, Lord • Come Follow Me • Go Ye Into All the World • Reach the World • Great Is the Lord Almighty • Find Us Faithful.