The Hymn Shop’s Still Open

All right, I had to select this one myself–Yield Not to Temptation (1868), with Nathan trading in his auto-harp for a mandolin. I love the way this hymn sounds with a mandolin.

Funny about that 19th century: so many terrible ideas that have damaged the world no end, like Marxism and Darwinism; and yet so many beautiful hymns that we still love today.

The hymn shop is open to all, and I’m looking for requests, so don’t be shy! If there’s a hymn you want to hear, just scroll down and leave me a request. I’ll be sure to see it.

‘O, Worship the King’ with Autoharp and Flute

Before beginning this day’s spiritual warfare, let’s have some spiritual nourishment. O, Worship the King: music composed by Haydn and performed by ordinary folks.

Yo, everybody, the hymn shop is open every day! If there’s a hymn you’d like to hear on this site, just scroll down a bit and Leave a Comment.

Hymn, ‘Great Is Thy Faithfulness’

By reader request (and I hope I’ve found the hymn you really wanted, Linda), Great Is Thy Faithfulness: Scripture set to music.

For those who have not yet requested a hymn–well, come on, give it a try.

We live in an evil age, and we need to sing louder.