Words of Jesus (Audio) – By Michael Smith and Scott Willis

Words of Jesus: Reflections on the Beatitudes

Michael Smith and Scott Willis

Scott Willis

Words of Jesus: Reflections on the Beatitudes is an audio devotional resource featuring commentary written and narrated by Michael Smith, pastor of Central Baptist Church Fountain City in Knoxville, Tennessee, and music written by Scott Willis and Thomas Williamson; recorded by Scott Willis; and featured at Worship150.com.

This digital (downloadable) resource includes all audio tracks zipped into one file. Upon purchase, the file can be downloaded to your computer, where it will unpack to provide access to all 9 tracks.

Michael Smith

This resource includes the following audio tracks (mp3 files):
INTRO with Opening Credits
"Words of Jesus - Reflections on the Beatitudes. Commentary written and narrated by Michael Smith with music by Scott Willis."

1    WORDS OF JESUS INTRODUCTION ( 1:58 )
SONG: Words of Jesus ( 2:50 )

2    THEOLOGY OF THE KNEES  ( 6:17 )
SONG: Poor in Spirit ( 3:06 )

3    HOLY GRIEF  ( 11:14 )
SONG: Those Who Mourn  ( 3:08 )

4    DISARMED ( 7:36 )
SONG: Blessed Be the Meek ( 3:06 )

5    I’VE GOT A TASTE FOR  ( 10:05 )
SONG: They Will Be Filled  ( 4:35 )

6    PARDON PAPERS ( 9:40 )
SONG: Mercy  ( 3:53 )

7    FOCUS  ( 7:17 )
SONG: Pure in Heart ( 3:10 )

8    AMBASSADORS FOR PEACE  ( 8:49 )
SONG: Instrument of Your Peace  ( 3:25 )

9    PAIN THRESHOLD  ( 12:13 )
SONG: Rejoice ( 4:39 )
SONG: Words of Jesus (Chant) ( 1:35 )
OUTRO with closing credits

FEATURES:
Mike Smith, pastor of Central Baptist Church, Fountain City in Knoxville, Tennessee, presents insightful, devotional commentary. Mike Smith, Ph.D is a published writer and the former pastor of Second Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, and First Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Scott Willis follows each devotional with an original theme-based song. Scott is a singer/songwriter and worship leader based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is a graduate of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and served in Baptist campus ministry in Georgia and Arkansas.