Author	Thread: Hymns
rfaith17^ View Profile History	Hymns Posted : 10 Aug, 2024 10:09 AM I know this is probably unpopular, but, I still enjoy the old hymns. The ones that are popular and even the ones that people don't sing anymore. I see even Christian artists are inspired by them and place them in their music. Post Reply
LittleDavid View Profile History	Hymns Posted : 10 Aug, 2024 05:03 PM Great observation. Sometimes what’s popular is just a shallow expression of shallow “Christianity” The old hymns (not all) tend to have spiritual depth and insight. I wonder sometimes about the culture and lifestyles of modern woke “Christian” artists singing the old hymns, especially when their walk hardly matches the depth in the old lyrics Post Reply
rfaith17^ View Profile History	Hymns Posted : 11 Aug, 2024 05:08 AM "The old hymns (not all) tend to have spiritual depth and insight." I agree. They do have spiritual insight. Post Reply
regO07 View Profile History	Hymns Posted : 20 Aug, 2024 12:52 PM While we are praising him with song through hymns, we are also deriving from them that enriches our faith with its wisdom. And yes, many of them are classic enough that we find them redone (or remixed) in more contemporary worship. One of my favorites that I've often heard in more modern worship is It Is Well With My Soul. Post Reply
CarlSolaScriptura View Profile History	Hymns Posted : 13 May, 2025 08:15 PM I love Hymns. However, my spirit cringes when verses are omitted. When there are four verse, which verse is omitted? The high point of the Hymn. That is why I like to buy CDs of Hymns sung by British- they do not gut the Hymns. your servant in Jesus Post Reply