Today we’re joined by special guest, Kevin DeYoung. We will be talking about the less well-known hymn, ‘Of the Father’s Love Begotten’. We’re going to be taking a deeper look at the long history of this ancient song, how it has been used and adapted over the years, and why we should sing it more.
In this episode, we’re taking a moment out to reflect as we celebrate our hundredth episode. We’ll also be talking about the lesser known Christmas hymn, ‘Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond All Splendour. Featured in this episode are the Red Army (and not the Santa’s Little Helper kind), an act of astounding humility, and Scripture …
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Christmas is here and our advent series begins!! Today we will be talking to Kenny & Claire music. They are here to tell us about the advent hymn ‘Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence’ as well as the adventures of being a married music duo.
Today we’re really excited to welcome special guest Cody Curtis, founder and director of the ensemble Psallos. We will be speaking about their latest album on Philippians and the challenges of composing songs about scripture.
Today, we’re talking about Charles Wesley’s popular hymn, ‘Jesus, Lover of My Soul’. We’ll take a look at why his brother, John, wasn’t’ too keen to publish this hymn, and we’ll find a heap of encouragement on how to worship God in the midst of temptation and doubt.
Today, we’re talking about another one of those aggressive Christian hymns. We’ll be looking at O Church Arise. Is it too fighty? How old is it really? And is it just a cheap knock-off of In Christ Alone?
In today’s Off the Record, we’re chatting about the much neglected topic of discernment. We talk about cancel culture, graciousness, and how to cultivate the discipline of discernment. Listen Here Watch Here
Today we’re talking about a hymn that has seen something of a revival in the last twenty years: Living He Loved Me. We’ll be talking about another travelling evangelist, Casting Crowns, and, of course, the glorious gospel.
Today we’re delighted to welcome our special guest, Joni Eareckson Tada. We will be asking her about her new book, speaking about lament and hope in times of great suffering.
Today we will be talking about one of our all time favourite hymns, O Love That Will Not Let Me Go. We’ll be talking about the incredible suffering that went into the writing of this song, the bright hope that it reminds us of, and why rainbows are actually a really beautiful picture of God’s …