(We’re not really an hour later. Daylight Savings Time has made everybody late.)
Requested by Erlene: One Pair of Hands, sung by Carroll Roberson. He means the pair of hands that created the gorgeous background scenery in this video.
Tag: reader requests
By Request, ‘The Old Rugged Cross’
I used to cry when we sang this hymn, way back in Sunday school. It still does stir my soul: requested by Phoebe, sung here by Alan Jackson, The Old Rugged Cross.
By Request, ‘His Eye Is On the Sparrow’
Requested by Erlene: Tennessee Ernie Ford sings His Eye Is On the Sparrow. How he shifts so effortlessly from ordinary conversational speech to high-powered hymn-singing–well, really, it’s something to marvel at.
By Request, ‘All I Have Is Christ’
Requested by SemperSolaDeoGloria, and sung by Erin Hill: All I Have Is Christ. Presented by Sovereign Grace Music.
By Request, ‘Is He Worthy?’
Requested by Sola Scriptura Deo Gratia: Is He Worthy?, sung by Chris Tomlin.
Beautiful footage of film–God’s handiwork.
By Request, ‘Blessed Assurance’
Hooray, a hymn request! This one from Thewhererabbit: a classic hymn by Fanny Crosby, performed by the Voice of Evesham Christian Center–Blessed Assurance.
It was the mountains that won me over. Work of God’s hands!
By Request, ‘And Evening Prayer’
It’s not evening yet, but it’s never too early for a prayer.
Requested by Erlene, sung by Carroll Roberson: An Evening Prayer. And let’s send up a few prayers for Erlene, who’s in need of them of late. Well, we all can use them, can’t we?
‘Fairest Lord Jesus’
Requested by Thewhiterabbit: Fairest Lord Jesus. It’s also known as “Beautiful Savior.” And in our church’s hymnal, so long ago, it was “The Crusaders’ Hymn.”
By Request, ‘I’ve Got Joy Down in My Heart’
I hope I picked the hymn that Thewhiterabbit had in mind: I’ve Got Joy Down in My Heart, sung by a bunch of kids. Things are pretty confused around here lately, so cut us a break.
By Requests, ‘In God’s Green Pastures’
Let’s be happy today.
Requested by Phoebe: In God’s Green Acres (His Sheep I Am), and sung by Voice of Eden. (I love the sound of that harmonica!)