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Christian Compositions Christian Compositions offers biblical, conservative, Christian music and resources. See also www.SchoolofBiblicalWomanhood.com.

Niki Lott trusted Christ as her Savior at the age of four and began writing poetry and music when at a young age. Through the teaching and encouragement of many people, she began to make some of her songs available. From those early efforts, Christian Compositions was started. Currently offering conservative Christian sheet music, CDs, poetry, & devotional writing, Christian Compositions strives to honor Christ and edify His people.

When God asked Solomon what he wanted, Solomon asked for “…an understanding heart to judge thy people, that I may discer...
12/09/2026

When God asked Solomon what he wanted, Solomon asked for “…an understanding heart to judge thy people, that I may discern between good and bad: for who is able to judge this thy so great a people?” (1 Kings‬ ‭3‬:‭9‬)

God was pleased with this request because Solomon “asked for…understanding to discern judgment”, and He gave Solomon “a wise and understanding heart”.

The first test of Solomon’s wisdom came when two women came before him, each claiming to be the mother of an infant son. There were no witnesses. One baby was dead. The other baby living. Who was the true mother?

Solomon did not need more facts. He needed wisdom to discern the motives and hearts of these mothers. How could he possibly judge such a thing?

His answer, “Bring me a sword”.

The presence and power of the sword revealed the hearts of these mothers toward the baby, and Solomon had his answer.

What a powerful picture! As God’s children, we need wisdom to judge what is good and evil. We need to be able to discern thoughts and intentions that are invisible to our eyes. How can we do so?

Bring me the Sword.

“For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.”(Heb. 4‬:‭12‬)

We live in a day when good is called evil, and evil good, when godly discernment and judgment are frowned upon, yet we need the wisdom of God if we are to stand in this evil day. We must learn to “judge righteous judgment”. (Jn. 7:24)

How can we do so?

“…take…the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God.” (Eph. 6:17)

Arm yourself, my friend. Seek the wisdom of God to discern good and evil, and become skillful in the Word of righteousness. (Heb. 5:13-14)

Bring me the Sword.

©️2024

Our world wants us to believe that if we will just stop speaking the truth, hatred will disappear, and violence will van...
11/09/2026

Our world wants us to believe that if we will just stop speaking the truth, hatred will disappear, and violence will vanish.

We are told that it is hateful to say anything that might make someone feel ashamed, or contradict what they want to feel or believe about themselves.

The effort to silence truth is a tactic of Satan to keep people in sin, bo***ge, & darkness. He wants to blind their minds to the light of the gospel (II Cor. 4:3-6).

The only thing that can pierce darkness is light. It is the truth that makes us free. (Jn. 8:32) How can the lost know they are enslaved and that freedom is possible if they are never confronted with the truth of sin and its consequences, and the hope offered through Christ? (Rom. 10‬:‭14‬, ‭17)

The Lord Jesus Christ is the embodiment of truth. (Jn. 14:6) He never spoke a lie. He never sinned. There was not one whit of guile or deceit in Him. He was the essence of love. Yet, the world hated Him. They tried to silence Him. Ultimately, they crucified Him. Praise God! He triumphed over it all through the resurrection, and He has commissioned His followers to share His triumph and His truth with the world.

He has told us that if they hated Him and His words, they will hate us, but that does not excuse us from His commands to shine His light and share His Gospel. He has equipped us with the Word of truth to educate us, & the Spirit of truth to empower & instruct us.

Satan hates the truth, as does an unbelieving world, but it is not hateful to tell the truth.

Charity rejoices in the truth.
A genuine friend tells the truth. (Pro. 27:6)
Love is not found in avoiding the truth, or in approving a lie.
Love, not hate, speaks truth.

It is “seducing spirits and doctrines of devils”
that speak “lies in hypocrisy” and “lie in wait to deceive”. (I Tim. 4:1-2; Eph. 4:14)

It is the flatterer who spreads a net for your feet, and by “good words and fair speeches” deceives the heart of the simple. (Pro. 29:5; Rom. 16:18)

We live in a day where God and His truth are hated. Many reject sound doctrine and turn from the truth.

But if we love God and we love them, we must keep learning the truth, living the truth, and speaking the truth.

NOT I, BUT CHRISTThere is a foe whose hidden power,The Christian well may fear,More subtle far than in**ed sinAnd to the...
09/09/2026

NOT I, BUT CHRIST

There is a foe whose hidden power,
The Christian well may fear,
More subtle far than in**ed sin
And to the heart more dear.
It is the power of selfishness,
It is the wilful I,
And e're my Lord can live in me
My very self must die.

There is, like Anak's sons of old,
A race of giants still,
Self-glorying, self-confidence,
Self-seeking and self-will.
Still must these haughty Anakim,
By Caleb's sword be slain.
E'er Hebron's heights of heavenly love,
Our conquering feet can gain.

O save me from self-will, dear Lord,
Which claims Thy sacred Throne;
O let my will be lost in Thine,
And let Thy will be done.
O keep me from self-confidence,
And self-sufficiency,
Let me exchange my strength for Thine,
And lean alone on Thee.

O save me from self-seeking, Lord,
Let me not be my own,
A living sacrifice I come,
Lord keep me Thine alone ;
From proud vain-glory save me, Lord,
From pride of praise and fame,
To Christ be all the honor given,
The glory to His name.

O save me from the subtle foe
That ruined wretched Saul,
Debased Chaldea's impious king,
And led to Peter's fall.
Let Anak die and Isaac lie,
A living sacrifice,
And from Moriah's altar still
Thy living Temple rise.

O Jesus slay the self in me,
By Thy consuming breath ;
Show me Thy heart, Thy wounds, Thy shame,
And love my soul to death.
When the Shekinah flame came down,
E'en Moses could not stay ;
So let Thy glory fill me now.
And self forever slay.

O Jesus come and dwell in me,
Walk in my steps each day,
Live in my life, love in my love.
And speak in all I say ;
Think in my thoughts, let all my acts.
Thy very actions be.
So shall it be no longer I,
But Christ that lives in me.

-A.B. Simpson

Does the music you love and listen to: 🎶 Allow the Word of Christ to dwell in you? 🎶 Teach you more about the Word of ...
08/09/2026

Does the music you love and listen to:

🎶 Allow the Word of Christ to dwell in you?

🎶 Teach you more about the Word of Christ (producing wisdom)?

🎶 Admonish (remind and warn) you of the dangers of straying from Him?

🎶 Fill your heart with grace?

🎶 Direct your heart (and your singing) "to the Lord"?

If not, you should find different music!

Remember, while lyrics (words) are vitally important, music has a message as well. David “sang” unto the Lord on his instruments. (Ps. 33:2; 144:9) Music can drive away evil spirits, or draw them. (I Sam. 16:23; Ex. 32;17-19)

Some music is used to worship devils; some to worship God. These types of music are not & cannot be the same! (Ex. 32:18-19; II Chr. 20:21-22; Dan. 3:7; Rev. 5:8-9)

It is important to examine what lessons our music is teaching us, what it is teaching others, and if it is pleasing and acceptable to offer to the Lord.

"Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord." (Col. 3:16)



As Labor Day comes to a close, I want to encourage those of you who “work willingly with your hands” - serving your husb...
08/09/2026

As Labor Day comes to a close, I want to encourage those of you who “work willingly with your hands” - serving your husband, training your children, keeping your home - that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.

Throughout Proverbs 31, we see the busy, compassionate, diligent hands of the virtuous woman. Seven times they are mentioned as she faithfully works to meet the needs of her family and those around her. The proverb then concludes with this verse,

“Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates.”

This brief passage reminds us that we should:

Work willingly.
“She...worketh willingly with her hands.” (Pro. 31:13)

Work lovingly.
“She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life.” (Pro. 31:12)

Work patiently.
“...she shall rejoice in time to come.” (Pro. 31:25)

Work diligently.
“She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness.” (Pro. 31:27)

Work expectantly.
“Give her of the fruit of her hands...” (Pro. 31:31)
“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” (Gal. 6:9)

Ladies, it is easy to get weary in well doing, and to wonder if our work is noticed or valuable.

God reminds us that it is.

As Labor Day comes to a close, I want to encourage those of you who "work willingly with your hands" - serving your husb...
08/09/2026

As Labor Day comes to a close, I want to encourage those of you who "work willingly with your hands" - serving your husband, training your children, keeping your home - that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.

Throughout Proverbs 31, we see the busy, compassionate, diligent hands of the virtuous woman. Seven times they are mentioned as she faithfully works to meet the needs of her family and those around her. The proverb then concludes with this verse,

"Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates."

This brief passage reminds us that we should:

Work willingly.
"She...worketh willingly with her hands." (Pro. 31:13)

Work lovingly.
"She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life." (Pro. 31:12)

Work patiently.
"...she shall rejoice in time to come." (Pro. 31:25)

Work diligently.
"She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness." (Pro. 31:27)

Work expectantly.
"Give her of the fruit of her hands..." (Pro. 31:31)
"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not." (Gal. 6:9)

Ladies, it is easy to get weary in well doing, and to wonder if our work is noticed or valuable.

God reminds us that it is.

03/09/2026

Earlier this week, I was able to spend some time with my nephew, Dawson, recording my latest song. This is a short clip of our rough version - no mixing or edits. Single and sheet music coming soon!

How will you respond to God today? Is your heart seeking His face, or perhaps just His hand?To seek someone’s face is to...
02/09/2026

How will you respond to God today? Is your heart seeking His face, or perhaps just His hand?

To seek someone’s face is to desire to know them.

It is to long for their smile,
to look to them for direction,
and to love the fellowship of their presence.

God wants us to seek His face. Oh, to have a heart that responds instantly to His desires!

“Glory ye in his holy name: let the heart of them rejoice that seek the Lord. Seek the Lord and his strength, seek his face continually.”
‭‭1 Chronicles‬ ‭16:10-11‬ ‭

“I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭32:8‬ ‭

“Make thy face to shine upon thy servant; and teach me thy statutes.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭119:135‬ ‭

“As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭17:15‬

“I seek Your face,
I long to know You more.
If I’ve found grace,
This is what I implore.
More than Your hand,
Beyond what You can do,
I seek Your face, O Lord,
Let me see You.”

- from “Let Me See You” by Niki Lott
In “I Will Hope” songbook

Most of what I write is serious in nature, but occasionally, I write some fun songs too. This song was written for a lad...
31/08/2026

Most of what I write is serious in nature, but occasionally, I write some fun songs too. This song was written for a ladies’ conference, and is a lot of fun, but has a spiritual lesson too.

I am teaching a course on time management right now, and that brought this back to mind.

I hope it will bring a smile to your face, and maybe a little motivation to your day. 🙂

GET ‘ER DONE
(To the tune of “Turkey in the Straw”)

I’ll begin it on a Monday
When the week is fresh and new,
Or I’ll start it on a Friday
When the week is nearly through.
I will get some motivation
When my kids are not so small,
Or I’ll stop procrastinatin’
When they’re just not here at all.

Oh, why do I wait? Put it off so late?
I’m so distracted, life is not much fun.
There is far too much to do,
And nothing’s gettin’ done.

I will read my Bible later
When I’m not so very tired,
And I’ll spend some time a-prayin’
When the kids are not so wired.
I had planned to do some housework,
But my favorite show was on,
And before I even knew it
My whole afternoon was gone.

Oh, why do I wait? Put it off so late?
I’m so distracted, life is not much fun.
There is far too much to do,
And nothing’s gettin’ done.

Listen, friends, there is a recipe
I’d like to share with you.
It will help us to accomplish
What the Lord would have us do.
First, a heapin’ serving of God’s Word
That’s covered well with prayer,
Then we let His Spirit stir us
As our work we do prepare.

Then, just don’t wait,
Don’t put it off too late.
Do your best. Wear a smile,
And have some fun.
There is no time like the present
To just get ‘er done!

©️2017 Niki Lott

24/08/2026

1 Earthly friends may prove untrue,
Doubts and fears assail;
One still loves and cares for you,
One who will not fail.

Refrain:
Jesus never fails,
Jesus never fails;
Heav'n and earth may pass away,
But Jesus never fails.

2 Tho' the sky be dark and drear,
Fierce and strong the gale;
Just remember He is near,
And He will not fail. [Refrain]

3 In life's dark and bitter hour
Love will still prevail;
Trust His everlasting pow'r
Jesus will not fail. [Refrain]

-Arthur Luther

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