This hymn, written in rural England in the 19th century, celebrates the autumn harvest that sustained village life through winter. It connects with the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds from Matthew 13 in the Bible. And if it’s the…
The words to this hymn were penned by Joseph M. Scriven, an Irish immigrant to Canada, to comfort his sick mother in Dublin. He suffered many hardships in life but lived a humble servant’s life, helping others and often relying…
This hymn is often called “the battle hymn” of the Reformation, cherished by Protestants and Lutherans for its significance during times of struggle and persecution. It’s not just about physical battles but symbolizes the ongoing spiritual struggle against the forces…
“When the Saints Go Marching In” is a joyful and well-loved song that’s often played during celebrations and parades, in addition to All Saints’ Day and even funerals.
The hymn “For All the Saints” reflects the call to emulate the faithful individuals mentioned in Hebrews 11, who achieved remarkable feats and endured hardships. It emphasizes the shared journey of all saints, acknowledging Jesus Christ’s influence, drawing strength and…
