The Rabbit Room

“Take thy thoughts captive. Put them to music. Fling them away from yourself. Love your neighbor as yourself.”
I hear God saying to me, “Take your words and your songs. Bury them in the backyard. Ask Me for the impossible.” Like George Matheson said, “O Cross that liftest up my head, I dare not ask to fly from Thee, I lay in dust life’s glory,…[Read more]

Thank you, Jen, for sharing! Folk Hymnal is brand new to me. It’s congregational! AND lyrically rich with doctrine! AND just plain beautiful to listen to. Merry Christmas!

I find rest in the fortress of these truths from the Word:

“Most men will proclaim every one his own goodness: but a faithful man who can find?” Prov. 20:6

“Let us not become conceited, provoking envying each other” Galatians 5:26

“Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.” Philippians…[Read more]

I’ve had a personal relationship with Christ since I was a child, but while listening to this song yesterday I had never felt He was so personally involved with me, in me, all of me, for Himself.  Who am I? He is so good.

I hear the musical themes in this song link the listener to the next album. Nice.

I am encouraged to sobbing, flowing tears by this song; I can live for Jesus and I can die for Him. It is an anthem.  AP, tremendous. Thank you for choosing to cover this song. Ben Shive, how would we have heard this otherwise?  Sing it strong, we are listening. Our hearts need good cheer for our road ahead.

Move over Don Francisco, right?

Your story seems to echo David’s in Psalm 40.

Thank you for these new songs.