When Hymns Still Find You
What does it mean when an old hymn still moves you, even if faith has become complicated? This piece reflects on memory, mercy, and the way hymns sometimes reach places in us that argument cannot.
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Why Do Some Hymns Have More Than One Tune?
Why do some hymns have different tunes in different churches? A reflection on hymn texts, alternate tunes, hymnals, and why the “standard” melody is not always universal.
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Come Thou Fount
“Come Thou Fount” is one of the church’s most honest hymns. It gives voice to gratitude, wandering, and the grace of God that keeps holding on. This reflection explores why the hymn still speaks so clearly to inconsistent hearts.
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Abide With Me
Written in the shadow of death and shaped by grief, “Abide With Me” has endured because it does not ask God to remove the darkness, but to remain with us in it. This reflection explores why the hymn still speaks hope into every fading light.
