Philip P. Bliss: I Will Sing of My Redeemer

Philip P. Bliss: I Will Sing of My Redeemer

Philip Paul Bliss was born in a log house on a farm near Penfield, Pennsylvania. He entered the world on July 9, 1838. It is very fitting that his family name “Bliss” was bequeathed to him by a long line of Christians who lived in the joy and bliss that only Jesus can...
Simeon: Mine Eyes Have Seen Thy Salvation

Simeon: Mine Eyes Have Seen Thy Salvation

In Luke’s account of the birth of Christ Jesus, we are introduced to a humble, faithful man. He is mentioned in Luke 2:25, which begins the narrative of the time that Joseph and Mary came to the Temple in Jerusalem shortly after the birth of Jesus. There they...
Christ’s Commands in Action: Philip Bliss

Christ’s Commands in Action: Philip Bliss

Are we investing our lives in what will matter for eternity?In this episode, we consider the life of beloved hymn writer Philip P. Bliss. From writing enduring hymns such as “Hold the Fort,” “Almost Persuaded,” “I Will Sing of My Redeemer,” and “Hallelujah, What a...
Beulah Land

Beulah Land

What do we mean when we say Beulah and sing about this happy place? So many songs that we know from childhood reference “Beulah Land” and its glorious beauty. Yet many people who sing these songs are unaware of the glorious depth of the meaning of Beulah Land, nor can...
Martha Served: Martha of Bethany

Martha Served: Martha of Bethany

If Mary teaches us to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, then her sister, Martha, teaches us the second great commandment in the Law: “thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the LORD” (Leviticus 19:18). Both sisters were loved by the...
Christ’s Commands in Action: Elisabeth Elliot

Christ’s Commands in Action: Elisabeth Elliot

What does it truly mean to love our neighbor as ourselves? Are we willing to pour out Christ’s love even toward those who are difficult to love? In this episode, we consider the remarkable life of missionary and author Elisabeth Elliott through Christ’s command, “. ....
Visiting the Children

Visiting the Children

After the hardship and sorrow of losing a spouse, many widowers and widows have found joy and purpose in spending extended time with their adult children and grandchildren. Inviting their widowed parents to share in the daily life of their home and family is one...
Henry Moorhouse: For God So Loved the World

Henry Moorhouse: For God So Loved the World

Henry Moorhouse is best known to history as “Harry.” This British evangelist loved the Lord with all his heart, soul, mind, and strength. He realized that our love for God is rooted in the great Scriptural truth recorded in I John 4:19—“We love him, because he first...
Mary of Bethany: Mary Hath Done What She Could

Mary of Bethany: Mary Hath Done What She Could

God often delights in setting two virtues side by side so that we might learn the value of both. Two sisters named Mary and Martha who were very dear to the Lord Jesus, particularly in the last months of His earthly ministry, illustrate this observation. Mary teaches...
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