Hymnal Library
Uplifting reflections, hymn stories, and practical faith insights for daily worship and Christian growth.
The word Jubilee may sound like a celebration, but in the Bible it was much more than a festival. It was a God-ordained year of release, restoration, and liberty given to Israel under the Law of Moses. The instructions are …
There are seasons in life when the numbers simply do not add up. Bills continue to arrive, opportunities disappear, savings dwindle, and every day seems to bring another reason to worry. Financial depression is more than having little money, it …
A Christian who willingly forsakes fellowship with other believers will inevitably lose something essential to the joy God intends for His people. It is impossible to live faithfully and happily as a Christian while deliberately isolating oneself from the fellowship …
One of the most beautiful truths about heaven is that its greatest glory is not found in the streets of gold, the gates of pearl, the absence of sorrow, or even the presence of angels. The greatest happiness of heaven …
“The first ‘Mission Impossible’ attempted by a human being was the attempt to hide from Almighty God.” — R. C. Sproul
The Bible begins the story of humanity with a beautiful picture of fellowship between God and man. In the …
For centuries, before hymnbooks filled with thousands of original compositions became common, the songs most frequently heard in British churches were not man-made hymns but the inspired Psalms of Scripture. Sung in metrical form and set to simple melodies, the …
Among the most radical teachings ever spoken are the words of Jesus concerning retaliation in the Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 5:38–48, Jesus confronted a deeply rooted misunderstanding of justice and replaced it with the ethic of the kingdom …
Few stories in Scripture are as sad as that of Moses standing on the border of the Promised Land, seeing it with his own eyes, yet never entering it during his earthly life. After forty years of leading Israel through …
One of the most challenging statements in Scripture is found in Malachi 1:2-3, where God declares, “I have loved you, saith the LORD. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob’s brother? saith the LORD: yet …
Among the many hymns that have comforted believers through suffering, death, and trials, “The Sands of Time Are Sinking” stands out as one of the most beautiful expressions of longing for Christ and the glory of heaven. It …
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