I grew up with this hymn. My mother and my aunts used to sing it as they did their housework. I like this rendition by Alan Jackson: How Great Thou Art. And remember, we’re always looking to add to the list of Your Favorite Hymns. If you’ve got a hymn or two, or half a dozen of them that you’d like to share, just let us know.
I grew up with this hymn. My mother used to sing it as she did her housework. It brings back fond memories.
From the list of Your Favorite Hymns, compiled by the readers: How Great Thou Art, sung by Alan Jackson.
I love what one of the YouTube commenters said about this hymn: “I want to be so full of Jesus, that when a mosquito bites me, he flies away humming ‘There Is a Power in the Blood’.”
This rendition by Alan Jackson is a bit more lively than some others. I hope you like it.
Your Favorite Hymns continues with Precious Memories, sung by Alan Jackson. God created the family, and this hymn celebrates that. The time to appreciate it is while most of your family’s still here.
Fanny Crosby wrote somewhere between 8,000 and 9,000 hymns in her career. Blessed Assurance is one of them. I hope you like the way Alan Jackson sings it.
Please feel free to add to the list of Your Favorite Hymns. There’s no danger we’ll run out of them!
Several of you included The Old Rugged Cross among your favorite hymns–and this is surely a time for clinging to the cross of Christ. This version is by Alan Jackson.
Want to share your favorite hymns? Just let us know.
Tell us your favorite hymns, and we’ll put them on the list and post them.
We continue with In the Garden, sung by Alan Jackson.
I’m listing your favorite hymns, dear readers, and I’m going to post them all, too, day by day. And the first one named is Amazing Grace. I hope you like this mellow rendition by Alan Jackson.
While I’m posting readers’ favorite hymns, we remain open for specific hymn requests. If you have a hymn you’d like to share, just leave a comment anywhere and we’ll do the rest.
Phoebe requested this one–The Old Rugged Cross, sung by Alan Jackson. You really shouldn’t be able to listen to this hymn without your eyes filling up. But that’s okay–your tears are a tribute to Jesus Christ Our Lord, who loves us.
I’m going to use up three hymn requests just now: love ’em while you’ve got ’em. Besides, we need it, don’t we?
Requested by Phoebe, In the Garden, by Alan Jackson.