With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at the song "I Saw The Light." Find out how this old-school country classic became a part of Redmeption's hymnal and how sometimes simple songs are powerful. Additionally, find out how the version we sing has two other songwriters' contributions, including a final verse that looks to eternity.

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the song's lyrics, some corresponding scripture, and gives a few thoughts. You'll also get a live version of the song from We Come Alive — recorded live on the Jasper Campus in March 2016.

Thanks for listening!

"I Saw The Light." CCLI Song # 45064. Written by Hank Williams Sr. ©1948 Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music (BMI) / Additional verses by Johnny Cash and David Crowder. CCLI License # 2226886

Have you ever found life difficult, or this world to be a challenging place to live and belong? 1 Peter encourages us to take hold of the hope and power that we have because of Jesus. Keep going, home is closer than you think.

With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at the song "Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing." A song written by Robert Robinson in the 18th century has endured as an anthem — proclaiming God's grace — for believers for hundreds of years.

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the song's lyrics, some corresponding scripture, and gives a few thoughts. You'll also get a live version of the song from The Loogootee Collective — recorded live on the Loogootee Campus in July 2019.

Thanks for listening!

"Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing." CCLI Song # 108389. Written by John Wyeth and Robert Robinson. © Words: Public Domain, Music: Public Domain. CCLI License # 2226886

Have you ever found life difficult, or this world to be a challenging place to live and belong? 1 Peter encourages us to take hold of the hope and power that we have because of Jesus. Keep going, home is closer than you think.

With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at the song "It Is Well with My Soul." This song, written in 1873, was born out of a tragic episode in the life of the song's author — Chicago attorney Horatio G. Spafford. The recited story is from the book "Then Sings My Soul: 150 of the World's Greatest Hymn Stories" by Robert J. Morgan, available wherever you buy books.

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the song's lyrics, some corresponding scripture, and gives a few thoughts. You'll also get a live version of the song from The Jasper Collective — recorded live on the Jasper Campus in December 2019.

Thanks for listening!

"It Is Well With My Soul." CCLI Song # 25376. Written by Horatio Gates Spafford and Philip Paul Bliss. © Words: Public Domain, Music: Public Domain. CCLI License # 2226886.

Have you ever found life difficult, or this world to be a challenging place to live and belong? 1 Peter encourages us to take hold of the hope and power that we have because of Jesus. Keep going, home is closer than you think.

With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at the song "Before The Throne Of God Above." This powerful song is a "modern hymn," with lyrics written more than 100 years ago and music written in 1997. The words to this song are dripping with Scriptural truth and is a song we sing that you can carry with you until your last day.

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the song's lyrics, some corresponding scripture, and gives a few thoughts. You'll also get a live version of the song from Redemption band Day 41 — recorded live on the Loogootee Campus in July 2018.

Thanks for listening!

"Before The Throne Of God Above." CCLI Song # 2306412. Written by Charitie Lees Bancroft and Vikki Cook. © 1997 Sovereign Grace Worship (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (Integrity Music [DC Cook])). CCLI License # 2226886

Have you ever found life difficult, or this world to be a challenging place to live and belong? 1 Peter encourages us to take hold of the hope and power that we have because of Jesus. Keep going, home is closer than you think.

With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at the song "We Will Feast In The House Of Zion." This is a song focused on the hope we have that, one day, God will make all things new and we will gather around His throne.

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the song's lyrics, some corresponding scripture, and gives a few thoughts. You'll also get a live version of the song from Redemption band Into The Fire — recorded live on the Loogootee Campus in September 2018.

Thanks for listening!

"We Will Feast In The House Of Zion." Written by Joshua Moore and Sandra McCracken. © 2015 Drink Your Tea Music (Fair Trade Music Publishing [c/o Essential Music Publishing LLC]), joshmooreownsthismusic (Admin. by Music Services, Inc.). CCLI Song # 7041364. CCLI License # 2226886.

Have you ever found life difficult, or this world to be a challenging place to live and belong? 1 Peter encourages us to take hold of the hope and power that we have because of Jesus. Keep going, home is closer than you think.