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Showing posts with label Charlotte Ryerson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte Ryerson. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Christmas Music & Church Music Discernment

Christmas Music

Charlotte Ryerson has an album out that includes a few songs for Christmas (along with a narration by Jack Ryerson).  It's called Friends of The Christ.  I found it worth a listen, and I've listened to the music again since the first time!

You can listen HERE.


Music Churches Should Avoid

In October, a couple of pastors talked with each other on a podcast about what kinds of music should be sung in church (and what music it would be best to avoid).  I recommend this podcast.

Music & The Lord's Day Worship (Nathaniel Jolly & Ekkie Tepsupornchai)


An Old Hymn

I have shared some music by Darby Hughes in the past, and I just found that he has done some new recordings including a couple of Christmas songs.  The following is one of them.  If you like it, you can go to the site to see more.

"Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence"

Saturday, April 22, 2017

Thrown Against The Rock Of Ages

Sometimes I find things that surprise me. They probably shouldn't, but they do.
Today I searched and found some songs by an acquaintance I met online.
I was impressed not only with her talent, but I was impressed by the song lyrics.

I've decided to share one song that is based on something from Charles Spurgeon.
It has lyrics that remind us that we should welcome even the trials that God brings into our lives, because they are His tools to bring us to Him.
He is our hope!