(Sorry I’m late! I just wanted to stay in bed, wasn’t feeling well, etc.)
Requested by Erlene: the Gaithers sing Alpha and Omega. It’s sort of the Book of Revelation set to music.
Tag: reader requests
By Request, ‘When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder’
Wahoo! I’m gonna have breakfast! But first this:
Requested by Erlene, When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder, sung by Alan Jackson. This hymn always moves me, brings me close to tears. Sanity! Make a joyful noise unto the LORD.
By Request, ‘Leaning on the Everlasting Arms’
Sorry, folks, I overslept! I did ask the Lord to give me sleep; I guess He did.
Requested by Erlene, sung by Alan Jackson–Leaning on the Everlasting Arms. I need those arms to lean on. Do you?
By Request, ‘Down From His Glory’
I think I’ve heard this tune before, as It’s Now or Never.
Requested by Erlene: Down From His Glory, sung by Carroll Roberson… in Monument Valley.
By Request, ‘Whispering Hope’
Requested by Erlene: Whispering Hope, by Jim Reeves.
Sometimes they play it on the church bells… somewhere around here, I don’t know where.
By Request, ‘Do You Know My Jesus?’
I don’t think I’ve ever heard this hymn before–Do You Know My Jesus? Requested by Phoebe, sung by a quartet of students at Fountainview Academy. (I do find it hard to resist that British Columbia scenery!)
By Request, ‘The Church in the Wildwood’
I really do need to find a shady spot where I can sit down and rest! But first, this hymn requested by Erlene: The Church in the Wildwood, presented and performed by the Gaither Group.
By Request, ‘Where No One Stands Alone’ (Elvis!)
Some forget, and some never knew, that Elvis Presley was a wonderful singer of the Gospel. Here’s one, requested by a few of you: Elvis singing Where No One Stands Alone. Elvis, we could have used some more of that!
By Request, ‘Where No One Stands Alone’
Back from physical therapy: and we have a hymn request by Erlene–Where No One Stands Alone, sung by Carroll Roberson. (Elvis Presley used to sing this, too. Would anybody want that for tomorrow’s hymn?)
By Request, ‘Ten Thousand Reasons’
Requested by Susan: Ten Thousand Reasons (Bless the Lord), sung by Matt Redman.
More doctoring for me this afternoon, and more on Friday. Please pray for Patty and me.