Creative Fire Ministries

These 5 songs from the CD 'Fan the Flame' are written by Rob Packer and are expressions of his relationship with Jesus Christ. Carrying themes of worship, commitment, thanksgiving, intercession and encouragement they come from a lifestyle of worship and a deep desire to know God more intimately.

The CD is no longer in production but the tracks and chord charts are available for download.

Fan the Flame (song)

This song is a prayer thanking God for what He has done but also asking Him to increase the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in our lives. In this song Rob acknowledges that what we need is  a fire of holy passion for God to sweep across the nation - and may it start with us.

Not My Will

This song of dedication and commitment to the Lord picks up on the commitment of Jesus Himself to follow the Father in a life of surrender. Taking our example from Him we are then called to do the same.

Thank You Lord

Gratitude is a powerful heart response to the incredible goodness of God. Knowing that we don't deserve all that He has poured out on us can keep us from taking His goodness for granted, and when we pour out our thanks to Him we can be lifted to another realm, above the difficulties and problems to the ultimate reality that our God is in control. Let this song of thanksgiving take you there.

Untainted Tears

We are not promised immunity from difficulty, as children of God, but we are promised that He knows every tear we cry and that He is with us in every situation. He feels our pain and cries with us as we hurt. In that incredible compassion that He has for us He is able to comfort us, love us and bring the healing we so desperately need. Let Him love on you in this song.

Lifted Up

Because Jesus did not cling to His rights as God, but emptied Himself, taking the form of man and becoming obedient even unto death - death on a cross - God has exalted Him to the highest place! He is exalted and lifted up and every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that He is Lord.

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