Hymns from History
Ken Puls Music
Discovering the Old and Cherished Hymns of the Faith
Hymns from The Baptist Psalmody (1850)
Behold the Throne of Grace #678 [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by John Newton (1779) on "Prayer and Watchfulness"
O Lord, I Would Delight in Thee #551 [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by John Ryland (1777)
O Our Redeemer God #880 [READ on the Founders Site]
An early Southern Baptist hymn by Abram Poindexter (1809–1872)
The Baptist Psalmody and Abram Poindexter
Holy, Holy, Holy Lord #21 [READ on Founders Blog]
A hymn by Basil Manly, Jr. (1850)
Lord I Deserve Thy Deepest Wrath #445 [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn by Basil Manly, Jr. (1850)
Lord in Humble Sweet Submission #909 [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn on baptism by Robert T. Daniel. (1773–1840)
O Could I Find from Day to Day #656 [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn by Benjamin Cleavland (1733–1811)
Sovereign Ruler of the Skies #51 [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn by John Ryland (1777)
Christmas Hymns
A Christmas hymn by Charles Wesley, 1744
A Christmas hymn based in Isaiah 40
Joy to the World and a New Song
Excerpt from Sing a New Song (sermon on Psalm 98)
Cantique de Noël by Placide Cappeau and Adophe Adam (1847)
Who Is This So Weak and Helpless?
A Christmas hymn by William Walsham How (1823–1897)
Patriotic Hymns
CHESTER (Let tyrants shake their iron rods)
A hymn from the American Revoutionary War by William BIllings (1746–1800)
More Hymns
Be Still and Know That Thou Art God [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by Samuel Medley(1738–1799)
A prayer for those facing suffering and affliction.
Come Boldly to a Throne of Grace
A hymn by Daniel Herbert (c1751–1833)
A welcoming encouragement to pray when weighed down by guilt and sin
Conquering Prince and Lord of Glory
A hymn by Gerhard Tersteegen (1735)
A prayer that we would readily and willingly submit to God's authority
Great Shepherd of Thy People Hear [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn by John Newton (1725–1807)
For the Gathering of the Church in Corporate Prayer
A hymn from John Rippon's Selection of Hymns (1787) with Scripture verses
How Shall I My Savior Set Forth? [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by James Maxwell (1720–1800)
I Greet Thee Who My Sure Redeemer Art [READ on the Blog]
A hymn attributed to John Calvin from the Strasbourg Psalter, 1545
A hymn by Timothy Dwight (1801) based on Psalm 137:5–6
Immanuel's Land [READ on the Founders Site]
Also titled "The Sands of Time Are Sinking" by Anne Ross Cousin (1857)
A hymn based on the letters of Samuel Rutherford (1600–1661)
Immortal Honors [READ on the Founders Site]
A hymn by William Gadsby (1838)
O How Blest the Hour [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by Carl Johann Philipp Spitta (1801–1859)
Prayer for a Blessing [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by John Newton (1779) for the New Year
Sovereign Grace O'er Sin Abounding [READ on Founders Blog]
A hymn by John Kent (1766-1843)
The Drop That Grew Into a Torrent [READ on Founders Site]
A hymn by Charles H. Spurgeon (1890)
The Love of God [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by Frederick M. Lehman (1917) and Meir ben Isaac Nehoral (c. 1050)
Wondrous King All-Glorious [READ on the Blog]
A hymn by Joachim Neander (1680)
A hymn by Norman Macleod (1857)
Set to BEACH SPRING from the Sacred Harp (1844)
Psalm Settings
A setting of Psalm 39 by Charles H. Spurgeon, 1866 alt.
Hallelujah Praise Jehovah [READ on the Blog]
A setting of Psalm 146 from The Psalter (1912)
Teach Me O Lord Thy Way of Truth [READ on the Blog]
A setting of Psalm 119:33-40 from The Psalter (1912)
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