Shout-out to Erlene: this hymn by Carroll Roberson is for you! (I pray you’re all right today.)
His Hand in Mine, by Carroll Roberson: and I wish I could grab a seat on one of those benches in the picture.
Shout-out to Erlene: this hymn by Carroll Roberson is for you! (I pray you’re all right today.)
His Hand in Mine, by Carroll Roberson: and I wish I could grab a seat on one of those benches in the picture.
We have a hymn request from Erlene (Welcome back!): Sheltered in the Arms of God, sung by Carroll Roberson.
Looks like it wants to rain today. Well, the grass around here is all brown, it can use some watering.
[I had to work hard on that last story. For a moment there, I felt like a real reporter again! I guess it’s like riding a bicycle… you don’t forget how to do it.]
Here’s a hymn to clear away the cobwebs: In Christ Alone There Is Righteousness, sung by Carroll Roberson. With lovely background scenery–the work of God’s hands.
(We’re not really an hour later. Daylight Savings Time has made everybody late.)
Requested by Erlene: One Pair of Hands, sung by Carroll Roberson. He means the pair of hands that created the gorgeous background scenery in this video.
It’s not evening yet, but it’s never too early for a prayer.
Requested by Erlene, sung by Carroll Roberson: An Evening Prayer. And let’s send up a few prayers for Erlene, who’s in need of them of late. Well, we all can use them, can’t we?
Requested by Erlene, and sung by Carroll Roberson–Traveling Through.
We are having a very difficult day; so please keep those prayers coming.
[Sorry! Everslept again today. But I think I need to.]
Requested by Erlene: An Evening Prayer, sung by Carroll Roberson.
Do you like the artwork? I think it’s unusual.
Thanks to Erlene for this hymn request: One Pair of Hands , sung by Carroll Roberson at Glacier National Park, Montana.
I had a terrible night; but this hymn is a good way to start the day.
We have a hymn requested by Erlene: He Chose Me, sung by Carroll Roberson.
In case you’re new here, I try to post all the hymn requests that I receive from readers.
We’ve got some hymn requests–huzzah!
First up: His Hand in Mine, sung by Carroll Roberson.
I wish I could take a stroll down that aisle under the green trees. Beauty, in the work of God’s hands.