If you are listening to this, wondering if there is a Jesus- He is real. He's complete, tender love and He wants to know you. Look for Him and you'll easily find Him
@@uccsteve3187 These changes to the words of Neander and of his translator, Matthew Bridges, is an appalling capitulation on the part of the church leadership to the precepts of identity politics, which is profoundly anti-Christian in its presuppositions and consequences. I'm more dismayed by the leadership's lack of leadership and spiritual insight than I am by the young people's ignorant desire for "inclusive" language. This is a hymn with the most profound and secure theology. The revisionists ought to know better.
If you are listening to this, wondering if there is a Jesus- He is real. He's complete, tender love and He wants to know you. Look for Him and you'll easily find Him
Then what happens? Like what’s the point?
This is to all denominations: If Romans 4:1-12 is your Scripture of the Day, this is a good hymn to compliment it.
They changed the words tho
What happened to the lyrics?
Inclusive language is used in nearly all UCC congregations, and this happened a long time ago. The young people demanded the change.
@@uccsteve3187 These changes to the words of Neander and of his translator, Matthew Bridges, is an appalling capitulation on the part of the church leadership to the precepts of identity politics, which is profoundly anti-Christian in its presuppositions and consequences. I'm more dismayed by the leadership's lack of leadership and spiritual insight than I am by the young people's ignorant desire for "inclusive" language. This is a hymn with the most profound and secure theology. The revisionists ought to know better.
@@Martin_Adams184it’s ok, soon you’ll be gone and these concerns will no longer bother you.😊