IN THIS EPISODE: "With Heavenly Power, O Lord, Defend" by Rowland Hill (1744-1833)

Rowland Hill was called on to bear up under a great weight as he kept his hand to the plow. Consider what he wrote in his journal in regards to a meeting in which he preached: “There was such a noise with beating of pans, shovels, blowing of horns and ringing of bells, that I could scarce hear myself speak. Though we were pelted with much dirt, and eggs, I was enabled to preach out my sermon.” 

Show Notes:

• "Beautiful Hope" by Ketsa
• "Our Goodnight" by Philip G. Anderson
• "APPLETON" by William Boyce

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