Nations all around the world, even Muslim nations.
the Philadelphia Church of God (PCG)
From Kentucky to Kingdom Come (song)
[Verse 1]
Down in central Kentucky,
With a Bible and a chair,
Dan put another study up
And sent it through the air.
No tower and no private jet,
No staff to bring him tea—
Just a fellow asking questions
And a keyboard missing “E”!
[Chorus]
Five thousand! Ten thousand!
That counter’s running wild!
I checked it after supper
And just sat there and smiled.
From Kentucky round the world,
Let the Scriptures have their say—
I’d better write another one;
More views came in today!
[Verse 2]
Across the seas to distant lands,
Where mosque bells never ring—
It’s the call to prayer folks hear there,
And my blog’s a different thing.
To readers in Muslim nations,
You’re welcome at my door—
Bring your questions, bring your Bible,
That’s what this table’s for!
[Verse 3]
Now Philadelphia Church of God,
I’ve got some things to say:
“Where’s that written in the Scriptures?”
Doesn’t seem to go away.
If a leader wants your loyalty,
Then let his teaching stand
Beside the words of Yahweh—
Don’t just take the word of man!
[Chorus]
Five thousand! Ten thousand!
That counter’s running wild!
I checked it after supper
And just sat there and smiled.
From Kentucky round the world,
Let the Scriptures have their say—
I’d better write another one;
More views came in today!
[Bridge]
Now, I know some clicks are robots.
If you’re a robot, welcome too!
But you don’t need permission
To read a verse or two!
[Final Chorus]
Five thousand! Ten thousand!
From this old Kentucky chair!
No passport in my pocket,
But my words are everywhere.
Point to Yahweh, follow Yeshua,
Test whatever leaders say—
Put the coffee on, Kentucky,
There’s another post today!
From Kentucky to Kingdom Come (song)
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