Podcasts about christmas hymns

The lyrics of our favorite Christmas songs are rich in images that can help us in our daily walk with God and truly understand the reason for the season. But are you familiar with the stories behind some of the most cherished Christmas hymns of the Christian faith? Join us to learn the background of the most well-known music in the world.Become a Parshall Partner: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/inthemarket/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev. Brian Hamer, US Navy Chaplain joins Andy and Sarah to share a brief history of the Christmas hymn, What Child Is This? (LSB 370). Angels We Have Heard on High used with permission from TheHymnalProject.com a resource of the Michigan District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Find your edition of the Lutheran Service Book at music.cph.org/lutheran-service-book/related-products and the LSB Companion to the Hymns at cph.org/p-33586-lutheran-service-book-companion-to-the-hymns-2-volume-set.aspx. Find more research at hymnary.org.

Rev. Brian Hamer, US Navy Chaplain joins Andy and Sarah to share a brief history of the Christmas hymn, O Come, All Ye Faithful (LSB 379). Angels We Have Heard on High used with permission from TheHymnalProject.com a resource of the Michigan District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Find your edition of the Lutheran Service Book at music.cph.org/lutheran-service-book/related-products and the LSB Companion to the Hymns at cph.org/p-33586-lutheran-service-book-companion-to-the-hymns-2-volume-set.aspx. Find more research at hymnary.org.

The lyrics of our favorite Christmas songs are rich in images that can help us in our daily walk with God and truly understand the reason for the season. But are you familiar with the stories behind some of the most cherished Christmas hymns of the Christian faith? Join us to learn the background of the most well-known music in the world.Become a Parshall Partner: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/inthemarket/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wednesday, December 25, 2024 We invite you to join our show today with host Kerby Anderson. In the first hour, he will bring us insight on some of our best loved Christmas Hymns. Sign up for our Viewpoints commentaries to learn more. Connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/pointofviewradio and on Twitter @PointofViewRTS with your opinions or […]

Rev. Brian Hamer, US Navy Chaplain joins Andy and Sarah to share a brief history of the Christmas hymn, Joy to the World (LSB 387). Angels We Have Heard on High used with permission from TheHymnalProject.com a resource of the Michigan District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Find your edition of the Lutheran Service Book at music.cph.org/lutheran-service-book/related-products and the LSB Companion to the Hymns at cph.org/p-33586-lutheran-service-book-companion-to-the-hymns-2-volume-set.aspx. Find more research at hymnary.org.

Rev. Brian Hamer, US Navy Chaplain joins Andy and Sarah to share a brief history of the Christmas hymn, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (LSB 380).  Angels We Have Heard on High used with permission from TheHymnalProject.com a resource of the Michigan District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Find your edition of the Lutheran Service Book at music.cph.org/lutheran-service-book/related-products and the LSB Companion to the Hymns at cph.org/p-33586-lutheran-service-book-companion-to-the-hymns-2-volume-set.aspx. Find more research at hymnary.org.

On Christmas Day, Vintage Classic Radio invites you to join us for a special broadcast filled with timeless holiday entertainment. We begin with the "Dinah Shore Show" sponsored by Chevrolet, featuring the episode "Sleigh Ride Together With You," which originally aired on December 24th, 1954. showcasing Dinah's melodic vocals alongside The Skylarks and the deft orchestration of Frank DeVol, celebrates the festive season with music and stories, evoking the warm spirit of Christmas Eve. Following Dinah, we'll transport our listeners back to 1947, Lux Radio Theatre offers its beloved rendition of “It's a Wonderful Life,” from March 10th, 1947, starring Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey, joined by Donna Reed as Mary Hatch and Victor Moore in a heartwarming adaptation of Frank Capra's timeless tale.This poignant drama captures the heartwarming tale of George Bailey and his realization of life's true value, making it a perfect reflection for Christmas. Our celebration continues with a musical interlude, "Christmas Hymns," performed by harpist Francis J. Lapitino in 1917, bringing serene and classic sounds to your holiday. Adding a touch of magic for our younger audience, we will hear Ernest Hare's narration of "The Night Before Christmas." This enchanting 1920 recording of Clement Clarke Moore's famous poem promises to transport children and adults alike to a starlit Christmas Eve. The festivities wouldn't be complete without "Christmas Sing with Bing" from December 24th, 1961. Bing Crosby's iconic voice fills the air with holiday classics, creating a cozy, sing-along atmosphere. For a dose of humor, we visit December 25th, 1945, with "Fibber McGee and Molly" in the episode "Doc Gamble's Present." The comedic duo's holiday escapades are sure to bring laughter to your celebration. Next, Gordon McRae stars in the "Railroad Hour's" "Christmas Show" from December 25th, 1950. This musical story blends heartwarming narratives with festive songs, enhancing the holiday cheer. Then comes a moment of reflection courtesy of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's December 24th, 1940, Fireside Chat, delivered at the lighting of the Christmas Tree with a heartfelt message of hope and resolve. We bring our Christmas Day Special to a glorious close with the Victor Mixed Chorus performing selections from “Messiah,” including the triumphant “Glory of the Lord,” ensuring an unforgettable finale to your festive day wrapping up our broadcast with soul-stirring chorales that embody the spirit of Christmas. Gather 'round your radio set on Christmas Day, as Vintage Classic Radio presents an extraordinary lineup to celebrate the season with nostalgia and joy.

Next in our Advent series, "Christmas Hymns," we're exploring the biblical foundations for "What Child Is This?" This song invites us to wrestle with the unmatched uniqueness of the Christ child – announced by angels, arrived in the humblest of circumstances, born of a virgin, worshiped by the poorest and the richest, bringer of great joy. Who do you say Jesus is?

Shannon Bream, Fox News chief legal correspondent and anchor of Fox News Sunday, joined The Guy Benson Show to cover a range of topics, including TikTok's Supreme Court case challenging a potential ban set to take effect in January. Bream and Benson also explained the stakes of a SCOTUS case examining whether states can dictate the use of federal healthcare funds, including defunding Planned Parenthood. The pair reflected on Neil Cavuto's remarkable career as he bids farewell to Fox News with his retirement today. Bream shared her favorite hymn, holiday plans, and a preview of this weekend's Fox News Sunday. Listen to the full interview below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe, Lori Rubringer and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano

Today we'll continue our Advent series, "Christmas Hymns" as we explore the biblical foundations for "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day." This song, while not as well-known, speaks a timely message for us today. Despair can so easily grip us as it looks like peace on earth and good will to men has been ground up under the hate and mocking of sin. But rest assured, there is good news found in God's character and power in the midst of our world's darkness!

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In today's special Christmas episode, hymn-writers Keith and Kristyn Getty share their favorite Christmas hymns, and three songs of the songs will be played in during the interview. Keith and Kristyn Getty are hymn writers, GRAMMY®-nominated artists and the founding leaders of the Getty Music organization who hail from Northern Ireland. Their greatest musical passion is writing and championing great hymns of the church. Getty Music and Crossway are partnering to release the Sing! Hymnal in fall of 2025. Learn more about the upcoming hymnal here. Read the full transcript of this episode. O Come, O Come Emmanuel – arranged by Keith Getty, Fionan de Barra © 2019 Fionan De Barra Pub Designee (BMI) Getty Music Publishing (BMI) (adm. at CapitolCMGPublishing.com)   Brightest and Best – arranged by Keith Getty, Fionan de Barra, and Ben Shive © 2021 Getty Music Hymns and Songs (ASCAP) Fionan De Barra Pub Designee (BMI) Junkbox Music (ASCAP) Getty Music Publishing (BMI) (adm. at CapitolCMGPublishing.com)   In the Bleak Midwinter – Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty © 2016 Getty Music Publishing (BMI) (adm. at CapitolCMGPublishing.com)   Full recordings available on YouTube and all music streaming platforms; sheet music and other resources at www.gettymusic.store

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano

We're continuing our Advent series, "Christmas Hymns" as we explore the biblical foundations for "Joy to the World!" As we look back to the First Coming and look ahead to the Second Coming we'll delight in the hope that is rooted in the past and assured in the future!

Silent Night. Joy to the World. Hark the Herald Angels Sing. Most people know these Christmas carols by heart, but where did they come from?

How many hymns does the average person know? Maybe a handful. But about Christmas hymns? We call them carols, and it’s amazing how many people know them by heart.

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano

Today we are launching our Advent series, "Christmas Hymns" in which we'll be exploring the biblical foundations of some treasured and classic songs of the season. This week, we'll start with the song, "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus." We'll delight in the greatness and goodness of God drawing near to us in the incarnated person of Jesus - the Christ!

Joseph Oliver served in the Scotland, Edinburgh Mission from June of 2001 through June of 2003. Joseph tells of his many memorable experiences in Scotland, including being held up at gunpoint until they sang Christmas Hymns for an inebriated man, confirming he ran for his life when a man chased them with a cricket bat, eating for double the amount of missionaries in the MTC, and his experiences with all his American companions. He also share how he met his wife and her gifts of helping him make ideal decisions and having foresight of things to come. Joseph currently lives in St. Helens, England, with his wife and their 4 daughters. Recorded April 28, 2024

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Music and verse capture, preserve, and allows the participant to access deep truths with a melody that matches the beauty, mystery and hope of the message. This is what we have in Christmas hymnody. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Katie Miller, Arlan Miller, Isaac Funk, Shauna Streitmatter and Matt Kaufmann share their favorite Christmas lyrics that capture the wonder of Christmas – God with us. Show notes: Arlan: O Little Town of Bethlehem by Phillips Brooks The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight. Isaac: In the Bleak Midwinter by Christina Rossetti, Angels and archangels may have gathered there, Cherubim and Seraphim thronged the air; but His Mother only, in Her maiden bliss Worshiped the beloved with a kiss.   Shauna: O Holy Night, by Placide Cappeau The King of kings lay once in lowly manger, In all our trials born to be our friend; He knows our need, To our weakness is no stranger. Behold your king. Katie: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day by Henry W. Longfellow In despair I bowed my head “There is no peace on Earth,” I said For hate is strong and mocks the song Of peace on earth, good will to men … Then rang the bells more loud and deep God is not dead, nor doth He sleep” Matt: Angels, From the Realms of Glory by James Montgomery Justice now revokes the sentence, Mercy calls you, break your chains.

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

In this episode, Rob, Jody and Johnny sit down to discuss the Christmas hymns that we need to sing more of at Christmas.

Worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Did you know many of our Christmas hymns were written in the Middle Ages or earlier? Join Emma, Christian, and Grace as they discuss these ancient hymns with Rev. Jonathan Landry Cruse, pastor at Community Presbyterian Church in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Rev. Cruse has authored many books, including one that's coming out next fall, Sing in Exaltation, about Christmas hymns of the past. Don't miss hearing Emma's beautiful rendition of the hymn, "Of the Father's Love Begotten," and enjoy our hosts' fun guessing game. Try it with your families and see how you do!  We are grateful to our friends at Christian Focus Publications for donating a couple copies of the beautiful book by Heather Lefebvre, The History of Christmas: 2,000 Years of Faith, Fable, and Festivity, for a giveaway. Congratulations to our winners: Monica K. from Odessa, MO, and Bridget B. from Powhatan, VA! Show Notes: "Of the Father's Love Begotten" in Latin: Corde natus ex Paréntis ante mundi exórdium Alpha et Omega vocátus,  ipse fons et cláusula  ómnium quae sunt, fuérunt,  quaeque post futúra sunt.  Saeculorum saeculis. Here is a link to the beautiful Christmas song "In the Manger" -- text by Jonathan Landry Cruse, music by Josh Bauder: https://youtu.be/7U7M_oCnaYE?si=aZVcGXcWWCUkGlgB To check out the books Jonathan has written: https://reformedresources.org/authors/jonathan-cruse/

Christmas worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Ace Collins, author of “Stories Behind the Best-Loved Songs of Christmas,” joins Brian and Dan Ehrman for a very festive episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Bethel Christian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christmas Hymns Speaker: Brian Gerber Broadcaster: Bethel Christian Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: Luke 1:39-79 Length: 40 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Bethel Christian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christmas Hymns Speaker: Brian Gerber Broadcaster: Bethel Christian Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: Luke 1:39-79 Length: 40 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Bethel Christian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christmas Hymns Speaker: Brian Gerber Broadcaster: Bethel Christian Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/18/2022 Bible: Luke 1:39-79 Length: 40 min.

Christmas worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Lori Rubringer, Nathan Tallent, Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Every year, the Christian students at Oxford University put on an evening of carols, singing hymns like “Oh Holy Night” and “Joy to the World,” followed by a guest speaker who unpacks the hope of Advent.

Dr. Andrew Newell explores the songs of the Advent season with Kasey Leander.

Christmas worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Christmas worship led by Steve Roberts, accompanied by Amelia Pascoe and Pastor Lance Rubringer, with Kara Strong on piano.

Ace Collins joins us again to take a closer look at some of the most beloved Christmas carols and hymns, such as O'Come, O'Come Emmanuel, Silent Night, I'll Be Home for Christmas, and many more.

It's gonna, gonna, gonna... It's gonna be a massively MAY-ry stocking stuffer episode! In this springtime surprise stocking stuffer episode, Eric and Danny chat through your, yes YOUR topic suggestions. Santa drives the sleigh, but the Christmas Countdown Crew drives this episode. From Christmas in July and Christmas Hymns vs Christmas Songs, to ideas for new Christmas traditions and snow... like any great holiday treat, this ep is packed with gigantically jolly goodness! Do you want to have access to even more massively merry exclusive bonus episodes, be a part of a private group of Christmas obsessed peeps just like you, and chat directly with Eric and Danny? It's super simple! CLICK HERE to join our Patreon Family! Follow us on the socials @christmascountdownshow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christmas-countdown/support

Perhaps at no other time of year is good Biblical theology sung as it is during the Christmas season. There is much fluff in some Christmas songs that has little to do with Jesus and the coming of Messiah but there are a number of Christmas- Advent hymns that carry the message of who Jesus is and why he came and the result of our faith in him. This podcast considers two of Charles Wesley incarnation hymns- Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus and Hark- the Herald Angel Sings.

In our last episode of 2021, Dr. Strange continues to examine Christmas hymns, this time looking at -Once in Royal David's City.-

On this year-end spectacular, Steve and Britt discuss the 1991 Pakadern release "Rock Power Praise Vol II Christmas Hymns" produced by John and Dino Elefante.  77s "Hymnshow": https://bit.ly/3JhE7a6 Joey Trammell GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/9ac15758 Other Links:  Facebook: https://fb.com/christiangeeksrockcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geeksrockcast geeksrockcast@gmail.com

In these last remaining days of 2021, and as we particularly look forward to celebrating Christmas with friends and family, some of us are, no doubt, also looking forward to singing carols and Christmas hymns. Joining the podcast is Dr. Alan Strange, Professor of Church History, who'll be taking us through a couple of Christmas hymns and helping us explore their theological depth.

In this episode, Nathan and Cameron try to explore the unique staying power of Christmas hymns without ruining it in the process.

The Christmas story is not charming anecdote about a cute baby, it is a turning point in the history of the world. restoreaustin.org

Christmas music featured in a 1 hour playlist (tracklist below). 18 traditional instrumental Christmas carols featuring piano, harp, violin, & orchestra. Tracklist : 0:00 – Angels We Have Heard on High 4:18 – O Holy Night 10:22 – It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 14:21 – Away in a Manger (Kirkpatrick) 17:04 – O Come, O Come, Emmanuel 21:17 – What Child is This 25:07 – Hark the Herald Angels Sing 28:18 – While Shepherds Watched 31:03 – Angels from the Realms of Glory 34:18 – We Three Kings 38:52 – O Come All Ye Faithful 41:46 – Silent Night 45:24 – Away in a Manger (Mueller) 47:57 – O Little Town of Bethlehem 51:09 – Away in a Manger (Flow Gently Sweet Afton) 55:13 – Go Tell it on the Mountain 57:18 – Joy to the World 1:00:22 – The First Noel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jlio4/message

The message of Christmas is that you are never alone. The newborn King came for the whole world, but he is also came to be with you. www.restoreaustin.org

In this episode of Hymns Illustrated,  we'll look closer at our hymn of the month (HOM) and why we need at least some of our Christmas hymns to be in a minor key. We'll think more about the meaning of Emmanuel (God with us), and discover a  little-known Christmas  hymn that the Gettys and Ricky Skaggs recently recorded. In our "Take It With You" segment, I share something you can do alone or with children in the week leading up to Christmas Day to remember the names and person of Christ. - KristenMentioned Resources:Brightest and Best by the Gettys and Ricky Skaggs: Watch YouTube videoNames of Christ Ornament Book (Dayspring.com)Sign up for the Hymn of the Month Newsletter here.Support the podcast by shopping Hymns Illustrated Resources.***Intro and outro music: Josh Snodgrass (used with permission)Support the show (https://www.hymnsillustrated.com/resources)

Christmas Eve Lesson #1 Do we worship baby Jesus? Welcome to our lessons and carols Christmas Eve service. My name is Jonathan Romig and I am the Pastor of this church. We've just opened our time by singing O Come, All Ye Faithful. I think this is a great Christmas carol to open with because it's invitation to us to come and worship Christ Jesus. But who is the Jesus we've come to worship? I once saw a scene in