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you know this is the seventh true woman
event that's been hosted we started a no
8 and then in 2010 we have three events
than 12 and 14 this is event number 7
and at each of those events we've been
led together in worship by Keith and
Kristin Getty and it has been a treat
ended so Keaton and Kristen I'm going to
ask them to come up here where I spent a
little time visiting and then they've
got a couple of new projects we want to
let you know about they're going to lead
us in some singing together but would
you welcome them as they come up you're
Keith and Kristen now they speak Irish
okay so if you have any trouble
understanding what they're saying I'll
try to interpret okay it's the purest
form of English Irish yeah I'll give you
the Arkansas accent for whatever it is I
was thinking about the fact that the
very first event where we were together
you didn't have any children I know I'd
slept so well and I it's just chaos
and now you've got three beautiful
little daughters didn't know I think
we've got a picture let's put it up here
and see if we've got oh yeah there we go
okay so who's in the middle that's
that's Eliza our first board and what is
she playing there that's a big game
first she's playing being first born
okay that's a pink ukulele classic first
board okay and then I'm holding
charlotte charlotte up nearly three and
then Gracie is 15 months and there's
another picture I have to show you this
is of Kristen and the kids when they
came to a cry out event you get
who is then crying out that Charlotte
Braga
that's our middle child and she did not
want to be in the photo it was nap time
and she thought the cry up message was
have a bad temper and and then of course
I looked like the heartless mom he's
laughing but you know hadn't slept
enough it was quite funny but really we
picked her up afterwards and you know
and brought her for her now I I would
imagine that why are you laughing it's
just totally Charlotte it's just so
typical I would imagine
Keith that doing what you do
there's have there's have to have been
some shifts that have happened as a
result of these three blessings coming
into your home yes and no I mean I think
I think it was Martyn lloyd-jones who
once said the the most difficult point
then what the highest pressure life it
is not the person whose career is on the
rise but the person who's the president
of a country is not the person who's ill
but as the mother of sort of a child
under five and so that but that was
lloyd-jones said that in front of a very
high part group of London executives and
in other words in other words that that
point in life you know generating those
who are young as it's a constant kind of
challenge that I have failed in but but
I've had to try to learn so so in one
sense it's still about praying it's
still up like you know investing in your
marriage and your children and your
local church and then working like you
know wise choices with your work but at
the same time it has been it's been a
time where we've had to refocus and have
to relearn and it's been it's been
pretty extraordinary and a load of fun
as well so Kristen six years ago Keith
could say sweetheart come here let's
work on this song and now it's like I
don't have time
right I know it says been that we've had
to relearn a lot of things you know it
used to be I could spend there was a
song I wrote years ago that had I was
talking about sheep I never wondered is
spending an entire day thinking about
sheep and what they were like and why we
were described like she been all the
rest of it and and we go for walks and
talk about what she talked about what
great parents we would make someday will
not be like them we're gonna do this you
know and then neither is not the same
silence and life felt like that sort of
meditation thankful so much for the many
years we had of that you know but nights
at any stage of creativity and new
experiences that have made us look and
understand our faith in a whole new way
take you that first year after had Eliza
I felt like I was real earnings because
it just hit me in all different ways
worries and fears and identity and all
of it and I felt like I was a baby
Christian almost all over again you had
a burden on your heart for kids before
you had kids because I know you all
produced a couple of kids albums and
kids songs before you were ever parents
right the first day actually we ever met
keith was working on a project for the
African children's choir and invited me
to be involved in writing for that
project it's called getting a date
didn't she it was it was very obvious
from all the conversation that there was
pretty much no chemistry whatsoever from
her side so so I figured if I get her he
was 24 min you're 18 24 is really old
Norden I had to become 22 so a fabulous
madness she thought I was this over with
arrogant Presbyterian that dress like a
40 year old so writing songs became the
way to get to hang out with her bored
always been writing for kids has always
been part of things what today is yeah I
don't know how we got from writing songs
for kids to an overweight presbyterian
somehow ages
what okay call us in the line book I
will get this together today is
something of a day of note because it's
a birthday right for for a new project
right yeah over the past 15 years we've
been writing hymns for churches to sing
in Christ alone was was the very first
one we wrote and with with Stewart Onan
and we've continued to do that and we
were at an event which you can probably
talk about we were in them a lovely
private school somewhere in New Jersey
and February and Eliza her fibro was
invited to take part of the in the
kindergarten group and they were all
gathered together all the different
grade groups and they were all going to
sing for us and what they wanted to sing
was in Christ alone and Eliza was
standing with him and she didn't know it
and I was looking at her looking at kid
we're gonna have to fix this because we
sing it so much outside of our home but
hadn't been singing a lot of them inside
our home we've been singing other stuff
and and so I said Keith I would love to
bill to play something in the car I
don't want to listen to my self singing
every day because that would drive me
crazy so we thought we'd bring a kids
choir into the studio and use our
fantastic band there with us today to M
record sort of more kid friendly fun but
live artistic arrangements of the hymns
for the kids so this is what this is
here it is this is the brand-new live
today Getty kids hymnal in Christ alone
it has 12 tracks on it songs we've sung
here this weekend again with it with the
choir kids with your
and yeah and and most of these are songs
you've written although Eli's those
things of this right
she thinks Jesus loves me which was we
have a few traditional hymns within as
well as writes like that and so she got
to come into the studio and she took
over really she's not shy that one the
vision the vision is similar to the
hymns and that is it's the three things
with the hymns which is which is
theology singing an artistry so we want
to teach kids the doctrines of the faith
the Greek passages of Scripture what we
learn when we were young stays with us
the songs that I learned there were
simple songs that talk verses of
Scripture the hymns that I learned when
I was young
helped me understand it really is this
Shema right up in the hearts of our
children so that's part of it part of it
is also teaching our children to sing I
had to meet John MacArthur once and I
was terrified because I thought he
didn't like my songs or something and
but he met me and I said I asked could
he give me some advice on what what
advice did he give to young families
raising children he says the first thing
advice I would give he said after
choosing a good church he says it's fill
every room in your house in every car of
your house with singing yeah you know
congregational singing begins in the
home families who aren't singing
together have no business making
comments and how churches sing it begins
in the home so we want we want that and
and then the third thing was to
encourage creativity so obviously
there's old hymns there's new hymns
there's brand-new hymns there's lots of
different musical styles from big-band
to Celtic to classical and what resulted
then exercises exercises for kids like
one of the songs to the King sing
Hosanna we combined with Handel's water
music because Handel wrote that for King
George for a party in the River Thames
which was what was called the water
music so we encourage kids to listen to
this and then go write a song for a
special occasion so we want a generation
of kids who grow up that our DNA of the
next generation is not only deeply
biblical so that we can be deep
believers to be articulate in this very
tense generation that we live in to be
people who sing and are known for their
singing but also we want we want to grow
up with children that are highly
creative that are innovative that in
every area of life so that's kind of the
three goals behind the project
this is not in Christian bookstores not
yet no the the audio is available on
iTunes the actual CD is only one place
that I know of in America that you can
get it and it's on the other side of
that wall okay they brought a few
thousand of these to true woman and it's
the only place you can get the CD so if
you want this for your kids for your
grandkids for whoever for the neighbor
kids the kids who act up at church I'd
get a copy for their parents just as an
evangelistic kind of an outreach thing
that you're doing just out of the
goodness of your heart you know notes
but they've got the getting kids hymnal
in Christ alone CD right across the hall
over here and it'll be on sale today and
tomorrow and in fact we're going to do a
little concert here and then when we're
done here you guys are going to go over
to autograph these and the band is going
to take a few instruments and do a
little breakout impromptu concert over
the bookstore right we thought they're
going to do a jam session and you're
going to dance oh I didn't know I didn't
know that I was told yeah that will that
will be a jam I guarantee you something
could Jam I think if we did that back in
in the spring our church in Arkansas and
maybe a lot of your churches as well we
all participated together on a Sunday
where we all sang a new hymn that that
you all have recorded called facing a
task unfinished Keith tell us about that
hymn the hymn was written back in the
1930s in political circumstances vastly
worse than ours it was written in China
and when the Chinese government had vied
to exterminate what Christianity or what
they called was the opium of the masses
there was less than three-quarters of a
million believers left in China at the
time and Frank Houghton who was the
Bishop of a Szechuan area of China who
became the leader of the China Inland
Mission Hudson Taylor and C T starts
group wrote this hymn facing a task on
finished as a prayer for people to come
to the mission field ed lost 200
missionaries and his prayers in a
special prayer meeting and he sent to
him around the West the people to sing
and in response to that 204 missionaries
within a short period of time he might
many with their coffins to serve in
China and it's it's an extraordinary
story because it's an extraordinary
story of God's faithfulness and it's an
excerpt me story of first of all of how
what we sing affects every aspect of our
lives and if we're not singing about
mission we're not thinking about it
we're not feeling up we're not praying
about it and we're certainly not weeping
about it and so that that was the first
thing secondly it's a wonderful it's a
wonderful we did it as a fundraiser to
OMF it was their 150th anniversary so it
was premiered in Singapore that made it
the global sing in February but but it
thirdly it's a wonderful good news it's
a reality check but a good news story
because the context of China is
extraordinary persecution in the last
100 years but it's also the context of a
country which has gone from considerably
less than 1 million believers to 82
million richer believers now some
numbers
Barna I think have it as high as 130
million believers Christianity in China
is the fastest growing religion in the
history of the world and so we we live
in an exciting time for answered prayer
yes answered prayer yes for believers
around the world has had extraordinary
things but answer prayer tied to singing
the great truths of our faith
you
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