MP3 Tonya Betz - HYMNS: His Grace Untold
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User tags: spiritual hymns, folk traditional, mp3 album
Acoustic hymns, mellow to majestic.
10 MP3 Songs
SPIRITUAL: Hymns, FOLK: Traditional Folk
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From the familiar strains of "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" to the more obscure beauty of "My Lord, I Did Not Choose You," this album of hymns has something for everyone.
Many of you may have grown up with "Grace Greater Than All Our Sin" and "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," but many of you may not be so familiar with Robert Murray M'Cheyne's "I Once Was a Stranger."
Each of these songs has a story behind it. Each one was selected because of the message it brings. Tonya wanted to emphasize the truth of the sovereignty of God in all things, including salvation. It is His grace that saves and sustains.
While the lyrical theme remains throughout, the musical style varies, from the moody "O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus" with a strong guitar solo under the last verse that brings the song to a climax, to the country-flavored "I Will Sing of My Redeemer," to the Irish folk of "Be Thou My Vision." The three-part harmony in "The Church's One Foundation" sets the mood for this song of victory in the Lord. And the four-part harmony of "It Is Well With My Soul" closes out the album in strong fashion.
From the mellow to the majestic, each song teaches us that the Lord Jesus Christ is our only hope; He is the life-giver, He is the author and finisher of our faith.
10 MP3 Songs
SPIRITUAL: Hymns, FOLK: Traditional Folk
Details:
From the familiar strains of "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" to the more obscure beauty of "My Lord, I Did Not Choose You," this album of hymns has something for everyone.
Many of you may have grown up with "Grace Greater Than All Our Sin" and "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," but many of you may not be so familiar with Robert Murray M'Cheyne's "I Once Was a Stranger."
Each of these songs has a story behind it. Each one was selected because of the message it brings. Tonya wanted to emphasize the truth of the sovereignty of God in all things, including salvation. It is His grace that saves and sustains.
While the lyrical theme remains throughout, the musical style varies, from the moody "O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus" with a strong guitar solo under the last verse that brings the song to a climax, to the country-flavored "I Will Sing of My Redeemer," to the Irish folk of "Be Thou My Vision." The three-part harmony in "The Church's One Foundation" sets the mood for this song of victory in the Lord. And the four-part harmony of "It Is Well With My Soul" closes out the album in strong fashion.
From the mellow to the majestic, each song teaches us that the Lord Jesus Christ is our only hope; He is the life-giver, He is the author and finisher of our faith.
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User tags: spiritual hymns, folk traditional, mp3 album
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