I wanted this hymn at bedtime last night. I’ve known places like the ones shown in this video. There used to be more of them. Woodland paths bathed in sun and shade: our town planners can’t stand them.
He Leadeth Me, sung by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet…
The dreary grey weather’s back, we have no hymn requests… so let’s have this one, an old Sunday school favorite: He Leadeth Me.
Sung by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet. Background sets by the hand of God the Father.
The one computer is on strike again, the cat’s yowling, we’ve gotta see the doctor today… and so on, and so on… Just can’t get to first base.
So here’s a hymn, He Leadeth Me, by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet… and I pray this other computer will actually allow me to post it.
Lately I’ve been feeling like I’m lost in the woods at night and keep blundering into trees–and it hurts. I need my Shepherd! I need my lord Jesus Christ to take me by the hand and lead me out of here.
So here’s a hymn, it popped into my head–He Leadeth Me, sung by the Mennonite Hour Quartet.
Beautiful pictures. We used to have places like that around here, until enviro-hypocrites paved them over.
Here’s another Sunday school favorite–He Leadeth Me, sung by the Mennonite Hour Mens Quartet.
I find I can’t resist the photos of the quiet woodland paths: the kind I used to enjoy before they paved everything over.
This hymn has been calling to me all morning, and to my mind, that means I ought to post it. Consider it a sanity break–He Leadeth Me (1862), sung by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet.
Christians have been singing this hymn since 1862: He Leadeth Me, sung here by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet.
Those pictures of paths through the woods–once upon a time there were places like that around here, where I live. No more! We have not been good stewards of the beauty God entrusted to us.
We start today’s blogging with a Sunday school favorite–He Leadeth Me, sung by the Mennonite Hour Men’s Quartet. Gorgeous background sets by God the Father, maker of heaven and earth.