In 1885, Carl Gustav Boberg, unwittingly, birthed a timeless anthem in "How Great Thou Art," its echoes traversing hymnals, denominations, and languages worldwide. As a child, I vividly remember the chorus reverberating through the walls of a Romanian church, each word resounding the vastness of God's greatness — "Atunci Îți cânt, Măreț Stăpânitor: Ce mare … Continue reading A Triumphant Symphony Added To “How Great Thou Art!”
Songs soaked in Scripture
Not all churches have good liturgies. Just ask the sixteenth-century Reformers. Prior to their work, worship services had become a type of spectator’s sport whereby congregants merely observed and measured the success of the service by the quality of the music, choir, and aesthetic artistic expression brought about by creatives. The Reformers, on the other … Continue reading Songs soaked in Scripture