I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voice

Thank you for tried and true hymns from the past that speaks volumes of truth for today. Oh Lord, you are my strength hope and power. I love you Lord.

This is one of my favorite 😍 songs 🎵 in my School days. These Classic Hyms are so inspiring that they never loose their taste and worth obout God's Grace in the Kingdom. They always remind us the values of God. May the Lord Bless the brilliant composers abundantly eventhough most of are gone to Eternity.

Thank you for savings these songs they are treasure to us believers of God's creation. I truly appreciate you ❤️ 👏 🙌✌️🙏🙏

ありがとう😊❣️

I woke up and in my spirit there was only one phrase. Let my will be lost in thine . I googled that phrase and realized that this is him was one that we sang every week in my family church and it happens to be my heart cry today let my will be lost in die whoever wrote this him knew the presence of God and the surrender to intimacy with him. Blessed be God forever More

The song says it all the living life of Jesus Christ in me

EXPERIENCING THE INDWELLING CHRIST

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The problem many believers have is that they have been religiously indoctrinated regarding the objective aspect of the Lord’s coming, to the neglect of the subjective aspect. They pay their full attention to the Christ in heaven and firmly believe in His coming back. However, they neglect the fact of the indwelling Christ, perhaps not even realizing that Christ is now within them. As we are awaiting Christ’s coming back from the heavens, we need to enjoy Him inwardly. The Lord Jesus said, “Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him and he with Me” (Rev. 3:20). The Lord’s word here indicates that He is here already. How we need to experience the living, subjective, indwelling Christ!

Life-study of Ephesians
Message 60 Experiencing Christ in God's Economy
(LSM)

Calling on God at Set Times

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Psalm 55:17 says, “Evening and morning and at noontime / I complain and moan, / And He hears my voice. ” This indicates that we need to have set times of prayer, not as a rigid practice but as a living principle. In principle, if we live before God, we should have a set time to draw near to Him. The morning is the best time to draw near to God, but even when we are in an office or doing other things, we should also learn this lesson. When we are busy, we should return to our spirit to contact God. Even if we do so for only half a minute, we can receive supply from the Lord. A person who lives before God should always have set times to call on God.

Revelations in the Books of Poetry: Seeing the Experiences of God's Holy People

Message 13 The holy People Experiencing God through Their Suffering Together with Christ and being Glorified Together with Him (LSM)

This maybe my favorite hymn from Fanny Crosby. One of her crosses was her blindness. In the last verse she says she now sees the love of God. There is no complaining about the suffering of the cross but just the idea that the result of the cross is being closer to Christ. The resulting closeness, lets us see Christ clearer and we automatically consecrate ourselves more to him. To desire to be closer to Jesus’ side is very deep and is the result of love! Lord draw me nearer! Certainly we see there will always be depths of Christ’s love that we have not seen. This song is about experience and by it I have become able to realize the value of the cross in my life. I can say this is a desirable experience. This hymn inspires me to go deeper into Christ’s love.

Such a wonderful hymn at Easter.

And everyday!

I am teaching on the life of Jesus. As I woke this morning, I was praying Lord, give me the thoughts and revelation that you want me to share. This song came to mind.