No hymn requests this morning–so I post the first hymn that pops into my head. Today it’s Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by Burl Ives.
Food is a gift of God, His bounty. How many of us don’t know where it comes from?
No hymn requests this morning–so I post the first hymn that pops into my head. Today it’s Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by Burl Ives.
Food is a gift of God, His bounty. How many of us don’t know where it comes from?
This is one of my favorite hymns–going all the way back to Sunday school, and not knowing exactly what “sheaves” were–and I admit I post it fairly often. Why not?
This is a brand-new video by our friends Joshua and Jeremy. And now this hymn will be in my mind all day… but it’ll be good company.
This was the first hymn that came to mind today, and as there are no requests as yet, I decided to go with it–Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by the Mansion Singers. An old Sunday school favorite (even if we weren’t quite sure what “sheaves” were).
I loved singing this in Sunday school, even thought I didn’t know what a “sheave” was, or why anyone would be bringing them in.
A good old-fashioned hymn, sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford–Bringing in the Sheaves.
How would this hymn sound if a lot of people sang it, all at once?
It’d sound great!
Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by the congregation and choir at Southwest Baptist Church, Oklahoma City. Plus piano, of course: just as I remember it from Sunday school.
Here’s a good old Sunday school favorite, piano and all–Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by Burl Ives. How many people out there don’t know what “sheaves” are?
We can’t do better than this to start our day–a great old-fashioned hymn, Bringing in the Sheaves.
I wonder how many people even know what sheaves are, these days.
And Burl Ives is well worth remembering, too.
I’d love to get some hymn requests from readers who haven’t asked for any before. Come on, don’t be shy. The hymn shop’s always open.
No requests today, so far–so I’ve chosen this spirited rendition of an old favorite, Bringing in the Sheaves, by the Nashville Singers.
I loved it when we sang this hymn in Sunday school, even if I didn’t know what “sheaves” were. Today it’s a hymn request by Erlene: Bringing in the Sheaves, sung here by Burl Ives. Some hymns just stick with you forever. This is one of them.
I love the old-time hymns, the ones I learned in Sunday school. And here’s one of them–Bringing in the Sheaves, sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford. Would you believe he used to be on TV a lot?