GRACE & PEACE

Tag: Hymns

  • Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior

  • There is a Land of Pure Delight

  • I Have a Shelter

    This seems like an appropriate song for the first Sunday after Hurricane Sandy.

  • How Deep

    VERSE 1
    You were broken that I might be healed
    You were cast off that I might draw near
    You were thirsty that I might come drink
    Cried out in anguish that I might sing

    CHORUS
    How deep is Your love
    How high and how wide is Your mercy
    How deep is Your grace
    Our hearts overflow with praise
    To You

    VERSE 2
    You knew darkness that I might know light
    Wept great tears that mine might be dried
    Stripped of glory that I might be clothed
    Crushed by Your Father to call me Your own

    From: Valley of Vision

  • Help My Unbelief

    If I had a favorite hymn from Red Mountain Music, this would probably be it.  It reflects the common duality of our hearts, simultaneously Believing and Struggling to Believe; simultaneously Saints & Sinners.  (See Mark 9.24) It reflects and explains the cause of Paul’s dimemma: Failing to do what he wanted to do, and doing what he hated.  (Romans 7.15) It points us to the answer: Resting in the Grace & Power of Christ.

  • There is a Fountain Filled With Blood

    There is a fountain filled with blood
    drawn from Emmanuel’s veins;
    and sinners plunged beneath that flood
    lose all their guilty stains.
    and sinners plunged beneath that flood
    lose all their guilty stains.

    The dying thief rejoiced to see
    that fountain in his day;
    and there may I, though vile as he,
    wash all my sins away.
    and there may I, though vile as he,
    wash all my sins away.

    Dear dying Lamb, thy precious blood
    shall never lose its power
    ’till all the ransomed church of God
    be saved, to sin no more.
    ’till all the ransomed church of God
    be saved, to sin no more.

    E’er since, by faith, I saw the stream
    thy flowing wounds supply,
    redeeming love has been my theme,
    and shall be till I die.
    redeeming love has been my theme,
    and shall be till I die.

    Words: William Cowper

    Video: Red Mountain Music

  • My Jesus I Love Thee

  • Lord Dissolve My Frozen Heart

    Lord, dissolve my frozen heart/ By the beams of Love Divine;/ This alone can warmth impart/ To dissolve a heart like mine.

    O that love, how vast it is!/ Vast, it seems, though known in part;/ Strange indeed, if love like this/ Should not melt the frozen heart.

    Chorus: The love of Christ passes knowledge./ The Love of Christ eases fear./ The love of Christ hits a man’s heart;/ It pierces him like a spear.

    Savior, let thy love be felt,/ Let it’s power be felt by me,/ Then my frozen heart shall melt,/ Melt in love, o Lord to thee.

    Source: Red Mountain Music