Podcasts about wondrous love

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Theme: Traditional Lenten SongsLead: LizMUSICWhat Wondrous Love Is ThisBased on the music Wondrous Love by William Walker: American Traditional What wondrous love is this, O my soul, O my soul;  what wondrous love is this, O my soul.  What wondrous love is this, that caused the Lord of bliss  bear the dreadful curse for my soul, for my soul,  to bear the dreadful curse for my soul!  When I was sinking down, sinking down, sinking down,  when I was sinking down, sinking down.  When I was sinking down beneath God's righteous frown,  Christ laid aside his crown for my soul, for my soul,  Christ laid aside his crown for my soul.  To God and to the Lamb I will sing, I will sing;  to God and to the Lamb I will sing.  To God and to the Lamb who is the great I AM,  while millions join the theme, I will sing, I will sing,  while millions join the theme, I will sing.  And when from death I'm free, I'll sing on, I'll sing on;  and when from death I'm free, I'll sing on.  And when from death I'm free I'll sing and joyful be,  and through eternity I'll sing on, I'll sing on;  and through eternity I'll sing on. Words: Anon, early American, 1867Remember Your LoveBy: Darryl Ducote, Gary Daigle, Mike Balhoff  Refrain: Remember your love and your faithfulness, O Lord. Remember your people and have mercy on us, Lord The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom should I fear? The Lord is my life and my refuge; when I call, He hears.If you dwelt, O Lord, upon our sinfulness, then who could stand?But with You there is mercy and forgiveness and a guiding hand.O Lord, hear the sound of my call and answer me.My heart cries out for Your presence; it is You I seek.As sentinels wait upon the daylight, wait for the Lord.I trust in your kindness and redemption; and your faithful word.Before all the mountains were begotten and earth took shape,Even then, O Lord, you were our refuge throughout ev'ry age.© Damean Music, 1978

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Many a feast (a solemnity even) feature in this coming week... or do they? Listen and find out. Here's the song list: 1. And can it be? (Charles Wesley) sung by Maddy Prior andthe Carnival Band 2. Iudica me Deus, introit from the 5th Sunday in Lent in the setting by Andrea Gabrieli, Conducted by Marco Gemmani with the ensembl I Cantori di San Marco 3. Misa Criolla - Kyrie sung by Katherine Jenkins 4. Unless a grain of wheat by Bernadette Farrell 5. Vexilla regis prodeunt with Peter Stevens and Martin Baker, Westminster Cathedral Choir 6. Vexila regis prodeunt (Kreuzeshymne) , S. 185 · Orchester Wiener Akademie with Martin Haselböck 7. Shirley Collins - "Wondrous Love", from 'Heart's Ease', out now on Domino 8. Ave Regina Caelorum · Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles

Reflection: Sr. KaraPrayer Lead: LizMUSICWhat a Wondrous Love is This (Instrumental)- Royalty Free Goodness of God (Instrumental)- Bethel MusicLink to Lent: Road to Calvary:https://www.thegodminute.org/lent

Dr. Arthur Just of Concordia Theological Seminary-Ft. Wayne, IN Heaven on Earth: The Gifts of Christ in the Divine Service Concordia Commentary: Luke 1:1-9:50 Concordia Commentary: Luke 9:50-24:53 The post 0012. Encore: The Hymn, “Jesus Name of Wondrous Love” – Dr. Arthur Just, 01/01/24 first appeared on Issues, Etc..

To be the church we need to be filled with God's powerful love.

To be the church we need to be filled with God's powerful love.

To be the church we need to be filled with God's powerful love.

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Piedmont Community Church Handbell Ensemble, Stephen Main, Piedmont, California

He is risen! He is risen indeed!Happy Easter to our entire Hymn Talk Twin Talk family!This episode is scheduled to drop the day AFTER Easter. It is a beautiful hymn all year round, but it really is so perfect for Holy Week. Did you sing it in your church this year?We pray that you will be able to listen and reflect on just how wondrous His love is!Here are some links to the things we talk about in the episode:Next Steps MinistriesSt. Olaf CollegeWhat Wondrous Love Is This sheet musicWilliam Walker historical marker in Spartanburg, SCRev. Stith Mead Prayer StoneThe Big Singing event in Benton, KYKentucky Lake Cowboy ChurchKentucky OpryMt. Zion Baptist Church in Dry Ridge, KYTo purchase some of our exclusive Hymn Talk Twin Talk merchandise, please check out our web site: www.hymntalktwintalk.com. Fill out the google form and let us know what you'd like!Thank you for finding Hymn Talk Twin Talk. Thank you for listening! Would you be so kind to share a review of the podcast on iTunes? This helps others find us! Click here to write a review or give us a rating.Love in Him,Kerrie and KelliePsalm 104:33Instagram: @hymntalktwintalkFacebook: Hymn Talk Twin TalkTwitter: @hymntalkhymntalktwintalk@gmail.comwww.hymntalktwintalk.com

Wondrous Love A sermon preached by Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli at Foundry UMC December 11th, 2022. "Wonder: Advent At Foundry" sermon series.         Text: MATTHEW 1:18-25 https://foundryumc.org/archive

As our Unitarian Universalist Association once again considers its Principles and Purposes, the Article II Bylaws Commission asks us to center Love as the enduring force that holds us together. What are your thoughts on the re-visioning of the Principles and Purposes of our Association? How might we move love to the center of the mission and vision of our faith?Sunday, December 4, 2022

Join Professor Sweet as he reflects on the rich history of Camp Meeting and this great hymn. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/napkinscribbles/message

This lesson is for the week of Oct 31-November 6th, with Thomas Holtonhttp://www.cedarfort.comThomas Holton lives in the Emerald Isle. He achieved degrees intaxation, social science, and international relations and two yearstoward a professional financial planning diploma. His career hasbeen in insurance, tax advice, and as a manager in the civil service.His Church service includes a mission to England, Sunday Schoolteacher four times, branch/district/stake Sunday School president,bishop's counselor, elders quorum president twice, branch president(for ten years), stake high councilor, and Church history specialistfor the island of Ireland. He survived two major surgeries and lovesto share his faith in Jesus Christ. He and his wife, Veronica, are thegrateful parents of one son.Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a devotional taken from "Daily Devotions from the Psalms" written by Rev. John A. Heys, and published by the Reformed Book Outlet in Hudsonville, Michigan. Rev. Heys studied in the Protestant Reformed Seminary under the instruction of Herman Hoeksema and George M. Ophoff. He was ordained to the ministry of the Word, and installed as pastor, in Hope Protestant Reformed Church in Walker, Michigan in 1941. He served consecutively, and under the blessing of God effectively, three other Protestant Reformed churches, till his emeritation in 1980. In his 'retirement' he continued to be of service to the churches, and evidence of which is this set of daily devotions, one for each day of the year, published originally some 25 years ago by the Men's Society of Hudsonville (MI) Protestant Reformed Church, and reprinted here for the spiritual benefit of readers old and new. Scripture passages quoted by Rev. Heys are from the King James Version of the Bible, and the versification of the Psalms to which he refers are from the 1912 edition of the Psalter. May these brief meditations of Rev. Heys serve for the edification of the reader, as they also deepen his appreciation for the psalms-those "immortal songs of the Holy Spirit, those matchless hymns of the Bible which...with their measured language of religious feeling and devotion will abide until the end" (preface to the 1912 Psalter). Reformed Book Outlet Website: www.reformedbookoutlet.com Psalm Choir YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/prpsalmchoir

Dr. Edward Sri speaks about the common symbol of Christianity -- the Cross. Christians are very familiar with the cross. They have crosses in their churches, in their homes, as jewelry — but do they understand what it really means and what it's all about? This talk explores the meaning of Christ's cross, how it frees us from sin, and how it transforms our lives.For more content from speakers like this, join us at SEEK23 in St. Louis, January 2-6, 2023. Visit seek.focus.org to learn more.

FUMC - "What Wondrous Love?" - April 10, 2022 by First United Methodist Church, Charlotte

Faith Community Church Woodstock Podcast

Pastor Taylor Shippy - Philippians 2:4-11 We are continuing out series looking at the Atonement: Cherish That Old Rugged Cross. This week we look at the Cross as the penultimate example or model of love. God's love was on full display on the Cross, and it beckons us to imitate that kind of self-giving love in our own lives. If we are truly to be Christians, we must love like our Lord loved!

Message from Aaron Jenkins on 13/02/2022

Devotion: 1 Peter 2:4-5 Announcements Undecorating - Saturday, 9am Annual Voters' Meeting - Monday, 7pm "Get on the Ark" Read the Bible in 2022 Prayer List Brent Heller Nellie Edwards Sue Schweim Mark Schweim Dwain Fraze Psalm of the Day: Psalm 8 Hymn 114 "Jesus! Name of Wondrous Love"

Dr. Arthur Just of Concordia Theological Seminary-Ft. Wayne, IN Heaven on Earth: The Gifts of Christ in the Divine Service Concordia Commentary: Luke 1:1-9:50 Concordia Commentary: Luke 9:50-24:53

Devotion: Psalm 50:15 Weekly Update and Reminders: No Online Class TONIGHT or NEXT week   6:30a Men's Breakfast continues (Matthew chapter 5) - Basement Floors have been finished waxing / thank you to all the helpers!  Narthex project will hopefully be done before school starts (12th) Weekend Sunday School/Bible Class begins Sept. 19th (SS installation) August 21- Outdoor Adventure Day- Softball Games August 23- First Day of School for ILS Sept 30 to Oct 3- Man Up! Retreat Thank you to Pastor Paul Nolting for bringing the Gospel this past weekend!  Prayer List Doctrine of the Day The LORD's Name / Word and Truth (2nd Commandment) Hymn of the Day: TLH 114:1,3; 5-6 “Jesus! Name of Wondrous Love”

God's love defines us, saves us, and transforms us, and it is the only thing that can correct our trajectory of lovelessness.

Hymn 439 - What wondrous love is this by St. Michael's Episcopal Church

We live in a world of metrics. Have you ever wondered how one can measure "love"? The Bible says that God loves us so very much. Have you ever wondered how much does God love you? Join in as Ps. Steve shares about God's love and what we need to learn from that love.

Folk melodies are often used along with hymn texts. In this episode I share an arrangement of one such hymn(What Wondrous Love is This) and discuss what makes a folk tune and why they work well with hymns.

An expensive flask of perfume. A fresh loaf of bread. Two objects that when broken, point to the death of Jesus Christ.

Hosea 11:1-11

In Episode 2, Mareva Lindo and Emma Rothman explore the Armstrongs' trove of field recordings, focusing on their trips to Beech Mountain, NC, where they collected songs from friends such as the Hicks Family, Frank Proffitt, and Lee Monroe Presnell. Original recordings featured in this podcast include (in order of occurrence): - Bagpipes performed by George Armstrong, 3/20/1982 - “Wondrous Love,” performed by George and Gerry Armstrong, Howie Mitchell, and Lee Monroe Presnell in Beech Mountain, NC, 7/13/1963 - Gerry Armstrong on Frank Proffitt and the first University of Chicago Folk Festival, 1982 - Lee Monroe Presnell telling a story about a girl and seven Indians, 7/13/1963 - “Broken Token,” performed by George and Gerry Armstrong, 7/13/1963 - "Pretty Crowing Chicken," performed by Gerry and Jenny Armstrong, 1982 - “Simple Gifts," performed by George and Gerry Armstrong, 3/20/1982 Texts referenced in this podcast include: - “The Last Chivaree” by Robert Isbell, 1996 - “Frank Warner: A Love Affair with Folk Songs” by George Armstrong in Come For to Sing, vol. 4 no. 3, Summer 1978 - “Folk Tales as a Living Tradition” by Gerry Armstrong in Come For to Sing, vol. 4 no. 4, Autumn 1978 - “Return to Beech Mountain” by George Armstrong in Come For to Sing, vol. 11 no. 3, Summer 1985