I’d never heard this hymn before, until just now: All Because We Do Not Love Them, sung by the Voice of Eden. And it spoke to me.
Sometimes we get carried away and forget that God is love, He gave us His only begotten Son, He pronounced His creation very good, and He can and will regenerate it. Let’s have no more of this “Yeah, yeah, John 3:16, whatever.” Love God and love thy neighbor: these are the commandments we must keep.
How about another hymn from the Voice of Eden, coming to us from southern India? Burdens Are Lifted at Calvary… when “Jesus is very near.”
The hymn shop is open for requests today. If you have a favorite hymn you’d like to share, just let us know.
We have Christian brothers and sisters in India, and they can sing!
Requested by Phoebe, In God’s Green Pastures, sung by the Voice of Eden. (And where can I get a harmonica like the one they’re using here?)
Phoebe happened to mention this hymn this morning, and I thought I’d like to hear it again–Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross, sung by The Voice of Eden.
This is the fruit of the Great Commission: seed planted, seed grows up, and seed bears fruit. And we have family now in India!
How about some Voice of Eden to start the day? We Are Not Alone, God Is With Us, sung by Voice of Eden under a banyan tree (!) in southern India. Conducted by Pepper Choplin. I wish I could tell you the lead singer’s name–what a voice she has, to praise the Lord.
Nothing much doing here today, no hymn requests as yet, and I’m tired… so let’s try this: Up From the Grave He Arose, by the Voice of Eden. Yes, I know it’s an Easter hymn. Let every day be Easter, in its. Because He lives.
(When things look bleak and hope is on the ropes… sing louder!)
Here’s a Voice of Eden hymn I haven’t heard before–Heaven Came Down and Glory Filled My Soul. They must have been on tour: this video was filmed in Pennsylvania on the grounds of the Montrose Bible Conference.
I found this on the Voice of Eden channel: Just As I Am, sung in glorious harmony by a quintet from the Choir Masters Assn.
I can never hear this hymn without thinking of my Aunt Millie, whose pastor used to call her the church’s “ewe lamb.”
I haven’t got a hymn request this morning, not yet. In that case, I always post the first hymn that pops into my head–today, Burdens Are Lifted at Calvary, sung by the Voice of Eden, in South India: 20 Christian voices raised in praise.
We have another Voice of Eden hymn-sing for you, this one requested by Phoebe: In God’s Green Pastures, coming to us from South India.
Lots of new viewers here lately: so let me say again, if you have a hymn you’d like to share, just let us know. The hymn shop’s always open.