THIRSTY 177

Welcome to this week's THIRSTY podcast. I'm Pastor Michael Zarling.

And I'm Pastor Nathan Klusmeyer.

And we're looking at the theme of Cause and Effect, Rain and Safety for Christ the King Sunday, so the last Sunday of the church year. So Nathan, for Christ the King, we're gonna be singing Crown Him With Many Crowns, In Christ Alone, All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, and The King of Glory Comes. What about you guys?

Wow. We, uh, we're, we're only sharing one of those. Um, How Deep the Father's Love For Us, The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns, uh, On My Heart Imprint Your Image, and All Hail The Power of Jesus' Name.

Yeah. Yeah, I was talking to our, one of our organists last night, because in the service plan notes I had written for The King of Glory Comes, the song gets faster and faster. She asked, "Well, what does that mean?" And I said, "Well, it's a Jewish melody." And I said, "Pastor Tom Bauer, when he introduced it the first time probably like 15 years ago at Epiphany, and then just sprang it on us, 'cause that's the way Tom does things, and we're all, uh, out of breath and laughing at the end of it, and it became a tradition." I said, "Uh, uh, members, and especially my own family, it's not Christ the King Sunday, it's not Palm Sunday if we're not singing The King of Glory Comes where it gets faster and faster."

Oh. See, we're singing that next week.

Okay.

So.

Yeah. Well, just remember, you know, and I think your musicians still do it that way.

Yeah.