This goes perfectly with our prayer for Mike. Requested by Erlene, I Am the Lord That Healeth Thee, by Don Moen.
There’s great evil afoot in this fallen world; our various diseases are only part of it. Protect us, O God–we are your people, the sheep of your hand.
How mad at me will my readers get if I knock off doing nooze today? I mean, the nooze is all about what’s abnormal. Hymns, comedy, prayer requests, pet videos–these are normal things. I feel like I need more normal today.
Well, I’ll know I goofed if the viewer numbers tank. But really, how many teachers’ union stories can we tolerate in one week? And could we please just forget the word “racist”…for just a little while?
Here, instead, we have a hymn request from Susan–Speak to the Mountains, by Chris McClarney. There are echoes of the Psalms in here: follow the lyrics, you’ll see.
Requested by Erlene, to start the day: The Lighthouse, sung by Todd Starnes.
If you have a favorite hymn you’d like to share, we’re standing by–all you have to do is ask.
Requested by Erlene: In the Presence of Jehovah, by Terry MacAlmon.
The hymn shop’s open! If you have a favorite hymn you’d like to share, just let us know. We’ll do the rest.
I don’t know who’s performing this, but I do know Erlene requested it last night–We Are Standing on Holy Ground. I’m really rather swamped with work today, it won’t be easy to catch up.
But there’s always time for a hymn or two.
Another hymn request by Susan–Revelation Song, by the Gaither Vocal Band.
As a wise woman on Christian radio once said, “When things look like they’re getting worse… sing louder!”
This might help.
Requested by Susan–Long Black Train, sung by Chris Rupp and Tim Foust. You don’t want to get aboard this train.
The hymn shop is open and everybody’s welcome! If you have a favorite hymn you’d like to share, just let us know.
Finally this mess has been straightened out so that readers can send in hymn requests. There are still some problems with this site, but we’re working on it.
Requested by Erlene: I Asked the Lord, by Carroll Roberson.
I’ve been very busy this afternoon. I have to edit Behold! and provide some material which our artist, Kirk DouPonce, can work up into a cover.
But we do have a hymn request from Susan–Speak to the Mountains, by Chris McClarney. You might find the lyrics reminiscent of a Psalm.
I’ve got to go to the eye doctor this morning, but first things first. We have a hymn request from Erlene–Take , My Hand, Precious Lord, sung by Carroll Roberson–so here it is.
