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!)

By Request, ‘I Speak Jesus’

This hymn will inspire you! Requested by Thewhiterabbit, sung by Charity Gayle: I Speak Jesus.

I wonder if that island up there is a real place. Looks like a good spot for Bible-reading.

By Request, ‘Do You Know My Jesus?’

Phoebe asked for this one: Do You Know My Jesus?, sung outdoors by four students at Fountainview Academy.

(Sorry I’m late! This computer FORGOT a lot of things while I was stuck in the hospital for six weeks. It took Patty some time this morning to reinstate our e-mail.)

By Request, ‘Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’

Requested by Erlene: Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus, sung by Alan Jackson.

We’re holding space for hymn requests tomorrow morning. It’s supposed to snow. We shall see.

By Request, ‘This Train’

Wow! “This train is bound for glory…” I haven’t heard this spiritual since I was a boy at Y camp.

Requested by Thewhiterabbit: This Train, sung by Big Bill Broonzy.

By Request: ‘Holy, Holy, Holy’

Requested by Thewhiterabbit: Holy, Holy, Holy, sung by Audrey Assad.

We sang this a lot in Sunday school, and my mother used to hum it as she went about her housework. O good and beautiful normal times! How I miss them.

By Request, ‘Majesty’

Let’s have a hymn to start the day.

Requested by Erlene: Majesty, by the Gaither Group, Bill & Gloria Gaither.

We’re open to hymn requests all day.

By Request, ‘He Will Hold Me Fast’

Requested by SemperSoloDeoGloria: He Will Hold Me Fast, with Keith and Krystyn Getty, and Selah.

(It’s a beautiful day outside, but way too cold for me. We need some up lifting.)

By Request, ‘Traveling Through’

Requested by Erlene, and sung by Carroll Roberson–Traveling Through.

We are having a very difficult day; so please keep those prayers coming.

 

Be Request, ‘He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands’

Wow! Would you believe we used to sing this in grade school? And no one complained!

Sung by the choir of the Tennessee Gospel Society: He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands.

And way, way, way better Him than us.