All I Have Is Christ
This worship hymn is a powerful message of how God loves us despite our unworthiness. We all are like the prodigal son.
Spiritual reflections on beloved hymns
This worship hymn is a powerful message of how God loves us despite our unworthiness. We all are like the prodigal son.
This beloved hymn reminds us that we can trust in our salvation if we believe. Believe is a term that appears 289 times in the Bible.
Edward Mote’s timeless hymn speaks of saving faith . . . the real thing . . . faith that causes one to act.
A message in this hymn and in our times about balance, accountability and the heart.
“I once was blind but now I see” — Those words go to the heart of John Newton’s conversion and speak to the One who can truly help us see.
This favorite hymn embodies the knowledge that faith in Jesus Christ gives us strength through trust in our Lord and Savior. In the early 1830’s, Lowell Mason relocated from Savannah, Georgia to Boston, Massachusetts. His purpose in moving was to focus entirely on teaching and writing music and directing choirs. In 1832, he met … Continue reading My Faith Looks Up to Thee
This traditional hymn, familiar to every denomination, gets to the core of our beliefs as Christians. The Church’s One Foundation (UMH 546) was written in 1866 by Samuel Stone, the curate at Windsor near Windsor castle. He wrote twelve hymns – one for each of the beliefs in the Apostles’ Creed. This hymn was … Continue reading The Church’s One Foundation
The women who wrote this beloved children’s song conducted Bible classes for cadets at West Point for 40 years.