Although he became a great and godly man, John Newton was a slave trader and a nasty piece of work in his earlier years. Does that mean we should be slower to sing the hymns he wrote?

This week, we're introduced to Horatius Bonar, Monet takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the 1843 schism in the Church of Scotland, and we find ourselves encouraged by the reminder of the wonderful comfort of the presence of God with us.

Dig out your passports for our new episode on the popular hymn, How Great Thou Art. We're travelling around the world, between four languages and over a span of fifty years as we trace the writing of this unassuming hymn...

After a brief, but refreshing break, we're back this week with a song all about the gloriousness of God. Praise to the Lord, the Almighty is one of the best known hymns in our hymn books, but did you know it was originally German?

If you've got those post-weekend blues, we're here to tell you: it doesn't get any better than this! Today, we have for you the simple classic, Jesus Paid It All

His Mercy Is More has theologically rich lyrics and a memorable tune. We're delighted to have it stuck in our heads this week!

This week we're taking great pleasure in talking about the infinite mercy of God towards sinners like us. His Mercy Is More is not only has theologically rich lyrics, but a rather catchy tune.

What has 'mission' got to do with those of us who are just 'normal, everyday Christians? Find out in this week's episode as we tackle Facing A Task Unfinished.

In a world that tries to undermine the Word of God, 'How Firm a Foundation' is the perfect hymn to remind us to take our Saviour at his word and trust what he has said.

In this episode we talk about the well-known hymn Great is Thy Faithfulness, and the Christian's sure hope in times of pain and difficulty.