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Profession of faith adult baptism ordination and commissioning services various other times of worship.Free Free As the Wind Freedom (We Are the Ones) From Your Lips Gently & Quietly I’ll Blow Your Mind Get Ready Give Me Truth God Needs You God of Love God's Creation Good Day to Die Hang On to the Lord Happy Christmas To Y’All HEAR ME Heavenly Help HE’S COMIN’ AGAIN HEY GIRL SHINE Home Hooked (Juicy Lie) HOPE OF THE HOPELESS How Weak Am I I Can’t Find The Words I Don’t Know I Give It All To You I Need Your Love I WAS DEAD I WILL TRUST I’d Like To Be With You Right Now If I If That's The Way You'll Use Me If You’d Only Reach Out Immanue l In Thy Skirts Is It A Sin It’s Gonna Be Okay It’s Gotta Be Jesus (Yashua) JUDAS Judgment Day Junkie for Your Truth JUST GIVE ME A CHANCE Just One Just One Day KING OF LOVE Largo (Haendel) Life Is Deeper Life’s Like a River Life’s Not a Freeway Listen & Live LISTEN TO THE WHISPERS LITTLE ANGEL OF THE STREET Lone Song Long Time Searching Losers Turn Winners LOST SHEEP SONG Lost Without You Love Come Into My Life Love Doesn’t Care What People Say Love Harder MEET THE MAKER MILLENNIAL SONG OF FREEDOM MONSTER More Than A Friend Mountain My Farewell My Hiding Place My Melody My Only Hope MY ROCK NAME OF THE POWER OF THE KEYS Never Quit New Beginning Duffield, to publish English Hymns, Their Authors and History (1886).
Duffield's interest in hymnody influenced his son, Samuel W. He was a regent for the University of Michigan for seven years, served as editor of the Presbyterian paper Christian Observer and promoted evangelistic work with his personal wealth. Christ's victory is assured even if we do not always move "from victory unto victory" in our earthly lives.Ī graduate of Yale College and Union Theological Seminary, Duffield served eight Presbyterian churches in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Michigan. Although some decry the warlike imagery, the spiritual battle that Christians must fight is very real. The challenge of "Stand Up for Jesus" is proclaimed through the military metaphors Paul uses in Ephesians 6:10-18. The Psalter Hymnal follows the custom of most hymnals of including the original stanzas 1, 3, 4, and 6 with updated language. The six-stanza text was first distributed in leaflet form and then was published in The Church Psalmist (1859). Tyng replied, 'Tell them to stand up for Jesus!" At Tyng's memorial service on April 25, 1858, Duffield preached on Ephesians 6:14 and concluded his sermon by reading his new hymn text, "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus." Several lines in that original text referred to Tyng's words and ministry. At Tyng's deathbed, caused by a farm accident in which he lost an arm, Duffield and others asked if he had any final message. His work spearheaded an evangelical revival in Philadelphia early in 1858. Ousted from his own congregation for his strong anti-slavery stance, Tyng preached to large crowds in weekday meetings sponsored by the YMCA.
Bloomfield, NJ, 1888), was inspired to write this text after hearing the dying words of a Presbyterian colleague, Dudley A.
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