This old Sunday school favorite never fails to move me–This Is My Father’s World, sung here by Fernando Ortega. It reminds me, somehow, that every good thing I have ever known has been the gift of God the Father.
This old Sunday school favorite never fails to move me–This Is My Father’s World, sung here by Fernando Ortega. It reminds me, somehow, that every good thing I have ever known has been the gift of God the Father.
Here’s one of those hymns we were asking for: requested by Joshua, This Good Day (“it is a gift from you”), by Fernando Ortega.
Whatever happens, God is nigh.
Requested by SlimJim–Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior. Let’s go with Fernando Ortega.
Note to All: I do try to fulfill every hymn request, but occasionally one slips through the cracks and it looks like I rejected it. Computers don’t always deliver our messages properly. So if your hymn’s not here, please try again.
I’m so glad SlimJim requested this hymn. I’ve never heard it before, and it’s beautiful: moved me close to tears.
Sung by Fernando Ortega, I Will Sing of My Redeemer.
I have one more hymn request, but I think I’ll hold it over till tomorrow in case I need one then.
And when God looked on His creation, which He had made, He saw that it was very good…
This Is My Father’s World, sung by Fernando Ortega. I think I want to hear this twice.
No hymn contest entries today so far, so I’ll go with one of my own favorites–in fact, an old Sunday school favorite: This Is My Father’s World, sung here by Fernando Ortega.
“This is my Father’s world, and let me ne’er forget/ that tho’ the wrong seems oft so strong, He is the ruler yet…”
What say we start with a hymn by Fernando Ortega? How Deep the Father’s Love For Us comes with no frills–just the message of God’s all-encompassing love, and salvation in Jesus Christ Our Lord.
A grey and dreary morning, out here in the world–but let’s refresh it with a hymn: Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing, sung by Fernando Ortega. Oh, how we need our Savior! Be not far from us, O Lord.
Start the day with a hymn–I Will Praise Him, Still by Fernando Ortega.
What more needs to be said?
We have to thank Joshua for requesting this–Oh, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, sung by Audrey Assad and Fernando Ortega. Another lovely hymn, Morning Has Broken, also goes with this melody.
I’ve been scanning and listening to nooze this morning, lacerating my soul. But this hymn shares the good news that heals the soul.