Old Testament | Exodus 33
Moses pleads for Gods presence and God reveals His goodness. Exodus 33 shows that Gods presence is the true treasure of His people.
Sarah Flower Adams: Nearer My God To Thee
A hymn expressing longing for Gods presence. Reading Scripture draws believers into longing for Gods nearness.
The Lutheran Hour is a long running radio program produced by Lutheran Hour Ministries that began in the 1930s. Featuring Lutheran pastors and speakers, it brought gospel centered messages to a broad audience and became one of the most enduring Christian radio broadcasts in history.
The Lutheran Hour broadcast weekly sermons and devotional messages that emphasized grace, faith, and Christ centered hope. Its consistent format and denominational backing made it a model for other church sponsored radio ministries and helped shape Lutheran identity in the media age.
Long running Lutheran radio program delivering gospel messages worldwide.
Frederick William Faber was an English priest and hymn writer whose devotional texts emphasized the love of God and the beauty of holiness. His writing displayed emotional warmth and strong spiritual conviction.
His hymns include Faith of Our Fathers, There Is a Wideness in Gods Mercy, and My God How Wonderful Thou Art.
Faber collaborated with musicians and church leaders who supported the spread of his hymns in both Anglican and Catholic worship.
David shepherd poet warrior and king anointed by Samuel who united Israel established Jerusalem and authored many psalms while his life also includes moral failure repentance and dynastic consequences.
1 Samuel 16 to 2 Samuel 24; Psalms
“A man after God’s own heart”
Amos shepherd and prophet who denounced social injustice and called for righteousness and justice as true worship.
Amos 5:24
“Let justice roll down like waters”
The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia editorial board consists of scholars who contributed to one of the most comprehensive Bible encyclopedias of the twentieth century.
They produced the ISBE, a multi volume reference work covering biblical, historical, and theological topics with academic depth.
Editors of the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
Moses Says: “Holy Spirit Rain Down is a cherished hymn that reflects deep theological truths and spiritual devotion. Originating from a rich historical context, it has been embraced by congregations across generations. The hymn emphasizes themes such as grace, redemption, and unwavering faith. Through its poetic lyrics and memorable melody, it continues to inspire worshippers and draw hearts closer to divine presence. Often sung during services of reflection, celebration, and solemn remembrance, Holy Spirit Rain Down holds a timeless place in Christian worship. Its enduring message speaks to the soul and uplifts the spirit in every season of life.”
Kitten Says: “Holy Spirit Rain Down invites the soul into a sacred space of worship and reflection. Each line resonates with the beauty of divine love and the assurance of spiritual truth. As voices unite in song, hearts are lifted and burdens are eased. The hymn becomes a prayer, a declaration of trust, and a celebration of faith. In moments of joy or sorrow, Holy Spirit Rain Down offers comfort and strength. It calls believers to remember the promises of grace and to walk in the light of divine hope.”
Bubbles Says: “Holy Spirit Rain Down is a beloved hymn that expresses faith, devotion, and the enduring hope found in divine grace.”
Hymn Writer: Russell Fragar
The Thru the Bible Radio Network grew from J Vernon McGee teaching ministry and continued after his death, rebroadcasting his five year journey through scripture. Stations around the world carried the program, making it a staple of teaching oriented Christian radio.
Its major work is the ongoing cycle of Thru the Bible broadcasts, which systematically cover the entire Bible. The network model of preserving and rebroadcasting a teachers sermons influenced other ministries that continued voices beyond their lifetimes.
Network dedicated to airing J Vernon McGee Thru the Bible teaching series worldwide.
Salem Radio developed a news service to support its Christian and conservative talk stations, providing headlines and brief reports. The service reflected the networks blend of religious and political content.
Major works included hourly news updates that often highlighted stories of interest to evangelical and conservative listeners. The integration of news with ideological talk raised questions about objectivity but created a distinct niche in Christian oriented news broadcasting.
News service supporting Christian and conservative talk formats on Salem stations.
Amy Carmichael was an Irish missionary who served in India for more than fifty years, rescuing vulnerable children and establishing the Dohnavur Fellowship. Her writings reflect deep spiritual insight and compassion.
Carmichael wrote devotional poems that were later set to music and used in worship at Dohnavur. She also introduced translated hymns and encouraged indigenous musical expression as part of daily devotion.
She collaborated with Indian women, caregivers, and mission supporters who helped build and sustain the Dohnavur Fellowship.
