PODCAST · religion
Hymns For Life
by Richard Lee
Christian hymns have been the cherished company of believers for many years. While I love singing the hymns, this podcast focuses on reading thru the God-exalting, soul-encouraging lyrics that have served Christians throughout the ages.
Episodes
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Our Great God
Words and music by Fernando Ortega and Mac Powell
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Let The Earth Resound
Keith Getty and Stuart Townend; arrangement Ruth Coleman
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How Great Our God’s Majestic Name
“His praise the heavenly host proclaim and we His children tell His worth: How great is God’s majestic Name, His glory seen in all the earth!”
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Immortal, Invisible
“Most blessed, most glorious, the Ancient of Days, Almighty, victorious, Thy great name we praise!”
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Oh Great God
Bob Kauflin
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In Christ Alone
Keith Getty and Stuart Townend
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These Great Things
Words by R.C. Sproul Music by Jeff Lippencott
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This Is My Father’s World
Words: Malbie D. Babcock Music: Franklin L. Sheppard
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Creation Sings
Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty, Stuart Townend
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I Sing the Mighty Power of God
Isaac Watts
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The Perfect Wisdom of Our God
By Stuart Townend and Keith Getty
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O My Soul, Bless the Father
A hymn to remember the goodness of our Heavenly Father
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Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
A song of the joy we have in the Lord.
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To God Be The Glory
Fanny Crosby
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All People That on Earth Do Dwell
William Kethe and Thomas Ken
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O Father, You Are Sovereign
Margaret Clarkson
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Give To Our God Immortal Praise
Isaac Watts
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All Creatures of Our God and King
Francis of Assisi
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Stand Up and Bless the Lord
Words by James Montgomery
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We Praise Thee, O God, Our Redeemer
Words by Juli Cady Cory
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Resurrection Hymn
Music and words by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend
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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
Words and music by Bernard of Clairvaux, Hans Leo Hassler, James W. Alexander and Paul Gerhardt
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Sing Praise to the Lord
Words by Henry Baker based on Psalm 150 (https://nasb.literalword.com/?q=Psalm+150)
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How Great Thou Art
Words by Stuart Hine
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Praise the Lord! Ye Heavens Adore Him
Stanzas 1 and 2 - author unknown Stanza 3 - Edward Osler
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Praise to the Lord, The Almighty
Words by Joachim Neander
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Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven
Words by Henry Lyte
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Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above
Words by Johann J. Schutz
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Crown Him With Many Crowns
Words and Music by Matthew Bridges, Godfrey Thring and George Elvey (1851)
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Sounds of mini waves
Mini waves for a mini relaxation
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Sounds like veggie stir fry
Asparagus, bell peppers and tomatoes
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Bladium CrossFit
CrossFit nation is intense. I got tired just listening to them. I deserve a cookie
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Daily Harvest Cherry Açaí
Love the healthy and delicious offerings @DlyHarvest
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Sorting Legos
Childhood memories of these little bricks
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4505 Crunch Time
My favorite snack, these guys @4505_Meats make the best tasting Chicharrónes
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Nanoblock building (think mini, more detailed, Legos)
Part 1 of who knows how long...we are building Taipei 101. Will take a pic whenever we complete it
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Sizzlin’ Salami
While it’s not as good as smelling and tasting it, enjoy the sounds of sizzlin’ salami
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Type Relaxation
The clickety clack of a keyboard is more soothing to listen to than one might think...
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Ocean Sounds
Short 6 minute instant relaxation. Take me to Hawaii
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Parked in the rain
Something about the pitter patter of rain...
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Hymn of praise
One of my favorite hymns.
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Sunday Morning Breakfast
Sizzling sausage, crispy hash browns, fluffy eggs, and fresh coffee.
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Skaters on campus
Skaters trying to nail a trick
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UC Berkeley...and Top Dog
Beautiful, relaxing walk on campus. Sounds of good old Berkeley, including Renee, a resident of Berkeley of 53 years who bemoans the government blocking her driveway. And of course, Top Dog.
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Sounds of Bladium
(Not a sponsor) Enjoy the sounds of Bladium - CrossFit, basketball, soccer, cycling and so much more
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Windy Walk By The Water
Peaceful walk by the water. Sand, rocks, birds, and cars driving over the bridge.
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Sounds @ home edition - marbles
My son and I recently got into marbles, and I was surprised at how soothing the clankety-clank-clanks of the marbles happily bouncing off the track and each other was. Enjoy!
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Sounds @ home edition - the best part of waking up
There’s something special about that first cup of coffee in the morning. I’ve come to love the process of grinding whole beans and pouring it over.
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Sounds @ home edition - getting the laundry done
We often take things for granted. The sound of the laundry machine is a gentle reminder of one of the most commonplace background noises in our daily lives.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Christian hymns have been the cherished company of believers for many years. While I love singing the hymns, this podcast focuses on reading thru the God-exalting, soul-encouraging lyrics that have served Christians throughout the ages.
HOSTED BY
Richard Lee
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Christian hymns have been the cherished company of believers for many years. While I love singing the hymns, this podcast focuses on reading thru the God-exalting, soul-encouraging lyrics that have served Christians throughout the ages.
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Hymns For Life is created and hosted by Richard Lee.
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