No hymn requests today, I guess I’m on my own again. [Hymn pops into his mind.] All right, why not, how about this? To God Be the Glory, performed by students at Fountainview Academy.
And now it’s time to medicate the cat…
No hymn requests today, I guess I’m on my own again. [Hymn pops into his mind.] All right, why not, how about this? To God Be the Glory, performed by students at Fountainview Academy.
And now it’s time to medicate the cat…
Yes, I know I posted this not too long ago–We Are Not Alone, by Pepper Choplin, sung by The Voice of Eden. But I had a hankering for it today. O Lord our God, how we need your Spirit! We need to remember: God is with us.
In 1873 Horatio Spafford lost everything–all his wealth (in the Chicago Fire), and his children, in a calamity at sea. And he wrote It Is Well With My Soul.
His hymn comes to us today from Chennai, India, sung by the Choir Masters Assn. in the Voice of Eden ministry. I couldn’t tell my wife about it without my voice breaking–the hymn is that beautiful, and it stirred my soul today.
There is some powerful Christianity coming forth from India!
Well, we’ve got some worship going on here today, and I feel honored to be hosting it.
Hymn request! From Phoebe: Are You Washed in the Blood of the Lamb?, by Alan Jackson. And you get a bonus, because he segues right into I’ll Fly Away.
*Sigh* No hymn requests this morning. Oh, well… it’s been a while since I posted one by Alan Jackson, isn’t it? So let’s go with this one–Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.
The hymn shop’s open, everybody…
No hymn requests today, so I’m on my own. Let’s go with Fairest Lord Jesus, with some of the students at Fountainview Academy.
Anyone can request a hymn to be posted here, you know. Anyone. All you have to do is ask.
Ah! We have a hymn request! This one from Thewhiterabbit for Victory in Jesus, sung by the Gaither Group. It always strikes me as odd to see people singing hymns sitting down, but you can’t deny the hymn gets sung.
I haven’t posted this hymn in a while, have I? All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name.
We sang this a lot in Sunday school and church; but in our hymnal, the lyrics were set to the melody of O Come, All Ye Faithful. I can’t find that version anywhere.
Our friends and esteemed colleagues, Joshua and Jeremy Swanson, have an instrumental hymn for us–Praise Him! Praise Him!–with lyrics so you can sing along. This is another one of Fanny Crosby’s nine thousand hymns.
And here’s another hymn request, this one from Elder Mike: God Put a Rainbow in the Clouds, by the Hayes Family.
I’m having a very hard time navigating here this morning. For the first time EVER, there are zero views of the home page! How does that happen? Never happened before.