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| * | See Christ, Your Bridegroom
Based on Psalm 45, this hymn urges the Church to single-minded, wholehearted devotion to Christ, her bridegroom. The tune is familiar.
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| | When Christ Our Healer's Work Is Done
Revelation 21 & 22 give us a stunningly beautiful look at the new creation. This hymn helps us anticipate the day when the Father completes all He has promised and all He has begun.
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| * | Your Joy Has Just Begun
This wedding hymn allows the entire congregation to participate in the ceremony. It enables them to bless the couple and to pray God’s richest favor on them. The tune is familiar.
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| | Come
Sing Jesus’ warm, personal invitation, “Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28, NASB).
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| * | Fullness of Joy
Facing His darkest hour, what did Jesus long to share with His disciples? The fullness of His joy. This hymn helps us understand and receive that joy. Set to a familiar tune.
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| | Psalm 62
This ancient Psalm leads us to a quiet rest in God Himself.
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| | How Precious Are Your People
This hymn reminds us of God’s deep love for His precious people, His bride, His Church. He blesses us with His presence and calls us to love and serve each other.
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| * | Revelation 21
Revelation 21 lifts our hearts and our hopes with a magnificent vision of God’s people – His bride, the New Jerusalem. Deeply meaningful for the Easter season, for All Saints Day, or for year-round use.
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| | So Unworthy
God’s deep, tender love for us isn’t dependent on our worthiness. Praise to His name!
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| | Help Me to Love Only You
The pleasures and pains of this life push and pull us in so many directions. But God alone deserves all our love. We treasure, not His gifts, but God Himself.
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