Go Tell It On The Mountain
This spiritual is a simple sermon that reminds us not to miss out on the person, the praise, the promise, the peace and the purpose of God sending Jesus to us.
Spiritual reflections on beloved hymns
This spiritual is a simple sermon that reminds us not to miss out on the person, the praise, the promise, the peace and the purpose of God sending Jesus to us.
Who directs our ways? Are we self-sufficient and rely on our own will or do we look to God? This classic hymn is a prayer for humility in seeking God’s will.
Two simple words are the good news that we must not take for granted.
This beautiful Christmas hymn gives us thoughts of Bethlehem. Paying close attention to the lyrics shows us a reflection of Jesus from his birth to his place on the throne in heaven.
As 2020 comes to a close — and a turbulent year it has been — this hymn draws our attention to a timeless question for all ages: How can I get right with God?
In the New Testament, Paul writes of four stages of growth in a Christian’s life. This hymn meditation focuses on the third stage – sanctification – and the self reflection that is necessary in order to become More Like the Master.
Christians learn The Lord’s Prayer in their early days of study. This meditation takes one phrase, “Thy will be done,” and explores the Bible’s teaching on how we can follow that.
This well-known hymn has many parallels to another ancient praise song — The 100th Psalm.
There is but one path to salvation and that is through Christ. We must recognize the self-righteousness of thinking we can gain eternal life through good works.
This stirring hymn repeats the refrain that “God’s Truth Is Marching On.” But what is God’s truth? This meditation explores the answers the Bible gives us.