Family Life Podcasts
Heart Behind the Hymn: Victory in Jesus
10.09.12 |
written by Eugene Bartlett, was the culminating work for Eugene's career--it was birthed from the inspiration discovered only after a severe stroke left Eugene partially paralyzed.
Heart Behind the Hymn: Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus
10.09.12 |
written by Louisa Stead, was a result of a choice to trust in the Lord even after the premature and tragic death of her husband.
Heart Behind the Hymn: This is My Fathers World
10.09.12 |
written by Maltbie D. Babcock, was written out of Babcock's love of God's creation. He was from Syracuse, NY and was known to take many walks there breathing in God's beauty.
Heart Behind the Hymn: Take My Life
10.09.12 |
written by Francis Ridley Havergal, came from the words given to her by Heaven after a confrontational "Come to Jesus" session with 10 of her friends. All of the friends either dedicated or re-dedicated their lives to Christ after this "session."
Heart Behind the Hymn: Jesus Loves Me
10.09.12 |
written by Susan and Anna Warner, was a part of a novel called "Say and Seal" which featured the words to "Jesus Loves Me" as a poem.
Heart Behind the Hymn: Holy Holy Holy
10.09.12 |
written by Reginald Heber, is a song that Reginald specifically wrote for Trinity Sunday--a song exploring the worship of God's 3 parts: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Heart Behind the Hymn: He Touched Me
10.09.12 |
written by Bill and Gloria Gaither, was the result of a minister's simple suggestion, "Hey, Bill, you know there should be a song about..." and the rest was Gaither "history."
Heart Behind the Hymn: Grace That is Greater
10.09.12 |
written by Julia Johnston, is one of 500 hymns that Johnston penned. Her dedication to people during her lifetime was an act of Grace--a reflection of what Jesus extended to us, a Grace greater than sin!
Heart Behind the Hymn: Battle Hymn of the Republic
10.09.12 |
written by Julia Ward Howe, was born out of the Civil War and Julia's love for the tune of "John Brown's Body." A pastor friend of hers encouraged her to write her own words and the result is valiantly patriotic.
Heart Behind the Hymn: A Mighty Fortress
10.09.12 |
written by Martin Luther, came from Martin's desire for music to be sung by the "laity" as opposed to music only being sung by monks and the church's representatives.
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