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Episode 296 – Rock of Ages & If Ever I Loved Thee, My Jesus Tis Now
Stories Behind the Songs Part 6
As a rule, with age comes wisdom, but we need to be willing to recognize that wisdom is not just limited to the older. Sometimes, profound wisdom can come from the young. Such is the case with the two writers we delve into in this episode Augustus Montague Toplady, who wrote , Rock of Ages when he was only 21; and William Ralph Featherstone who wrote “If Ever I Loved Thee, My Jesus Tis Now,” at only 16. But youth wasn’t the only thing these two had in common!
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Episode 295 – Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus, Onward Christian Soldiers! & Eternal Father, Strong to Save
In this episode, we look at three classic hymns with a military theme. Because of this, it has caused many “anti-war” liberals to protest against them, and even completely exclude them as hymns of worship. But those who do this, not only show they misunderstand the real meaning of these timeless treasures; they also show their ignorance of Scripture, because God clearly tells us from Genesis to Revelation that we are constantly in a war against evil and sin. Join us as we dive in!
Episode 295
Episode 294 – I Will Sing of My Redeemer
Many authors of beloved and beautiful hymns did not always have an easy life, nor did they always have a happy ending to their life here on earth. Famed hymn writer, Phillip P. Bliss was no exception. After struggling for years, Bliss finally seemed to have it all – a wife he adored, two healthy sons, notoriety as a singer, musician, and song writer, and a life dedicated to mission and evangelizing for God. But Bliss’ bliss didn’t last long, before tragedy struck. But out of that tragedy came his timeless, theologically rich hymn, “I Will Sing of My Redeemer.”
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This week's episode!
Episode 126 – He’s His Father’s Son
1 Kings
Solomon built the Temple with the materials and the plan that his father David gave to him. David delighted that his son would get the glory for carrying out all of the prep work that David had laid out, while Solomon was quick to give the glory of the Temple back to his father, David. This team effort is more than just a father and son perfectly cooperating with each other – it symbolizes the team effort of God the Father and Jesus the Son in God’s plan for the permanent, eternal Temple.
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Episode 125 – Get Your Head on Straight! Psalm 73
Sometimes we all need to be told to, “Get our head on straight,” especially if we are looking at unbelievers with envy, wishing we had what they had! In Psalm 73, Asaph, one of David’s worship leaders and writer of several psalms, takes us through the progression of seeing what the wicked have, comparing it to our own circumstances, feeling jealousy, but then catching ourself and getting our head back on straight.
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Episode 124 – Jesus Had to Learn Scripture? Psalm 22
Jesus is God and the manifestation of the Word of God – that is 100% true. But Luke tells us that Jesus, fully Man, grew in wisdom and stature. Jesus, fully Man went to Hebrew school and learned and memorized Scripture like all of the other Jewish boys. Imagine a 6 or 7 year old Jesus reading and memorizing Psalm 22 which was all about His earthly ministry and His earthly death! Join us as we go through Psalm 22 through the eyes of the boy, Jesus.
