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| * | Baptism Hymn
Here is a joyful hymn for baptism, inspired by Romans 6.
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| | Blind from Birth
Based on John 9, this hymn focuses on Jesus’ healing of the man born blind.
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| | Cleanse Your Temple
This hymn focuses on Jesus’ passionate cleansing of the temple. But it is painted against the backdrop of the biblical history of the temple and its place in the Father’s purpose.
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| | Grace and Peace
Paul opens and closes the book of Ephesians with his deep desire to bring his readers God’s grace and peace. This hymn inspires us to share that same desire for those to whom we minister.
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| | Holy Joy
Celebrate the life, love, and beautiful holiness of our magnificent God with this joyful hymn.
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| | Humble God
What a mystery: our transcendent God is the pinnacle of humility! Amazing! The tune is based on a Chinese folk melody.
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| | Life in You
Based on Psalm 73:23-28, this hymn is a heartfelt reflection on walking each day, each step with the Living God. The tune is adapted from a Chinese folk melody
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| | Make My Love Wiser
Philippians 1:9-11, Paul prays that God would make the Philippians’ love wiser. Who of us doesn’t need that? This hymn helps us pray for that precious blessing.
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| | Risen, Reigning, Returning
Join this joyful celebration of the risen, reigning, and returning Christ. This hymn helps us rejoice in all He is.
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| | The All-in-all Is All I Need
In the magnificent, all-encompassing God, we have absolutely everything we need. Praise to Him!
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| | Two Worlds
Drinking in the beauty of a glorious morning, we are gripped by the contrast between the wonderful world God has created and the awful mess we have made of it. Your Kingdom come, Father! Your Kingdom come!
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| | Yahweh, Breath of Life
“Yahweh” is God’s self-given name (Exodus 3:13-15), from the word for “I AM”. It reminds us that God Himself is the breath of life.
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