This is a hymn written for the missions organization SIM for their 125th celebration. It has become a theme song which encapsulates their mission and vision statements. SIM’s Purpose: Convinced that no one should live and die without hearing God’s […]
A modern hymn about entering the presence of God through the merits of Christ and not our own.
This is an original hymn celebrating the great statement that Jesus made on the cross in John 19:30, “It is finished.” This this he signified that His work of atonement had been completed, that our sins had been paid in […]
A Christian is one who has come to see the world with fresh eyes – eyes informed by the truth God’s Word by the power of God’s Spirit. One of the most basic revelations that believers “wake up” to is […]
This is an adaptation of the nineteenth century hymn “Free from the Law, O Happy Condition” by Philip Bliss. While more lyrically substantive than most hymns of the Sunday School or Gospel Song period, the old hymn still retained the […]
Through the eyes of faith in Jesus the cross is seen to be a recurring theme throughout Scripture. It was foreshadowed from the very beginning in the tree of endless life in the early chapters of Genesis, alluded to in […]
This song is written from the point of view of the criminal who hung on the cross beside Jesus. In his final hours of life he demonstrated faith in Jesus as His messiah as He defended His innocence and asked […]
For the Christian, there is no greater source of comfort and hope than the perfect, redeeming love of the Savior. Christ, with His atoning blood, purchased indisputable pardon for sinners. As those who have been brought near by the blood […]
This song, an adaptation of the well-known and loved hymn “Jesus, Thy Blood and Righteousness,” extols the beauty and virtue of both the blood and righteousness of Jesus. The doctrine of double imputation teaches that not only the suffering and […]
This song was born from the book of Romans, specifically 3:21-26, which Martin Luther called center of not only the epistle to the Romans, but of the entire Scripture. Paul, the author of Romans, begins the book by explaining the […]