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 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 have an anonymous hymn request: Great Is Thy Faithfulness, sung here by the Blue Rock Mennonite Youth Choir. Background sets by God the Father.
Here’s a hymn to raise the spirit: requested by Phoebe, In God’s Green Pastures, sung by The Voice of Eden.
Sung in India, heard all over the world. Thy Kingdom come, O Lord–thy Kingdom come.
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.
This hymn used to make me cry when I was a boy in Sunday school. I guess I wasn’t the only one, because no one made fun of me.
Requested by Phoebe, sung by the Martin Brothers–The Old Rugged Cross.
Our friend and brother Eldermike requested this one–a hymn that means a lot to him. Recorded at the Gospel Music Hymn Sing in Texas, a few years ago: Heaven Came Down (And Glory Filled My Soul).
[I have two doctors and a mechanic to see today, and tomorrow chemotherapy begins in earnest… but at least I have a couple of hymn requests to help me along.]
Requested by Thewhiterabbit: He Touched Me, by the Gaither Vocal Band.
I hope yiz enjoys the hymns today. I might not have time for anything else.
I’m stuck for what to write today, but not stuck for a hymn.
Requested by Phoebe: Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus, performed by the Living Stones Quartet.
Maybe if I sit outside, something will come to me.
Cat Stevens made this a popular song in the 1970s; but long before that, it was a hymn.
Requested by Thewhiterabbit, sung by the Halton Warehouse Choir–Morning Has Broken.
It might just stick with you all day.
Requested by Erlene: On location in Jerusalem, Sandi Patty sings Via Dolorosa. How much has this street and its surroundings changed since Jesus was there? I can hardly imagine what it must be like to stand there and take it in.