The joyfully declarative opening ‘Glory be to God the Father, glory be to God the Son, glory be to God the Spirit: Great Jehovah, Three in One! Glory, glory while eternal ages run!’ may be the best affirmation of the Trinity in song outside of the Bible. Horatius Bonar’s hymn goes on to further declare …
The main reason why I like listening to rap music with Christian themes is because it’s lyrically driven. Ideas are expressed with words. Rehab is a recent release by Lecrae. Justin Taylor features an embedded track from the album, “Background ft. C-Lite,” on his blog, along with lyrics. The Desiring God blog has a post …
An online article from the Church Times website provides a list of popular hymns, collated from a variety of sources. The top five hymns 1 “How shall I sing that Majesty?” John Mason to the tune Coe Fen by Ken Naylor 2 “Love Divine, all loves excelling” Charles Wesley to Blaenwern by William Penfro Rowlands, or Hyfrydol …
Keith Getty has a blog. Posts are not super frequent, but they are thoughtful and would be helpful for those who are involved in organising and leading singing in church services, and for those who write songs. A variety of themes relevant to song leading and song writing are explored. Here’s the most recent post, …
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