Worthy is the Lamb, by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir–see Revelation 5, in which only the Lamb, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, Jesus Christ Our Lord, is worthy to open the sealed book.
And He is also worthy of all our love, our trust, our obedience, our fear, and we rejoice in Him Our Redeemer is mighty!
Stuart Townsend and the Stoneleight Worship Band with How Deep the Father’s Love for Us, by reader request–and there go the waterworks. I never heard this beautiful hymn before, and it went to my heart.
“My sin upon His shoulders”–this is the core of our faith. This song has its lyrics deeply embedded in the Scriptures. Read ’em and see!
By reader request, here’s Chris Christian with Praise the Lord.
Take heart, take heart from this lyric: “He can work through those who praise Him.” That means us! He can work through us. Don’t ask me how; it’s enough that He knows how.
By reader request, here’s Higher Ground (I’m Pressing on the Way Upward), an old-fashioned gospel hymn–very soothing.
Keep those hymn requests coming, folks. If we ever run out of them, we can always start again.
Some listeners call this a prayer set to music.
Well, we can use every prayer we can get. You should see the news I don’t post on this blog–although it’s probably a more impressive accomplishment not to see it.
So, by popular demand, here’s Just a Closer Walk With Thee.
We can surrender all to Jesus because He is worthy.
It’s not like surrendering to any worldly power. What you give them, you never get back. But what we give to Christ becomes more truly ours than it has ever been before.
As Steve Brown says, “You think about that!”
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It wasn’t easy to find this one, Diane, but here it is: Rise Again, performed by Dallas Holm. I hope it’s the one you wanted.
In this evil age, Christians–sing louder. God will hear us.
Whoops! This was the hymn that Weavingword actually asked for. So here it is, 10,000 Reasons by Matt Redman. So we got Whom Shall I Fear as a bonus.
I’m tired. The high winds of the Global Warming blizzard tore our storm door out of its frame–ripped the screws right out. It’s hard to rip out screws. I couldn’t do it if I tried.
Praise our God from whom all blessings flow.
Okay, this is our first reader request for the day, Whom Shall I Fear. Weavingword, this one’s for you.
And I am running late, late, late… I’ll catch up if I can.
Keep those hymn requests coming, folks.
For Ina in Scotland, here we have Boney M’s rendition of By the Rivers of Babylon.
I am taking requests in the order I receive them (mostly), so again, everybody, be patient, I will get to yours. It’s my pleasure to do so.