“When the storm has ceased its raging, And the haven has been won.
For the joy beyond the sorrow, Joy of the eternal year.
For the resurrection splendor, She is waiting, waiting here!”
I suppose joy and sorrow are the two great inspirations for song in our world. It has long been this way...
More...After fifteen years (and six CDs) of Indelible Grace Music, we had the honor of leading a "Hymn Sing" for a sold-out crowd on June 30, 2010 at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. We present you with this recorded snapshot of that night, capturing wonderful performances by the many Indelib...
More...“By Thy birth, Thy cross, and passion, By Thy tears of deep compassion
By Thy mighty intercession, Lord and Savior, help us”
There is an answer in the character of God for every cry of our hearts. The hymns in this collection are replete with heart cries to the Lord. And, they are also full...
More...It is a joy to introduce you to this latest collection of hymns with new tunes. These hymns help us express our heart cries in words richer than our own, and open our eyes to see the beauty of a Savior who has promised the blessings we need most. What joy to know that as we cry “Wake Thy slu...
More...“Faith always sees a star of hope”
God Himself encourages us on the journey by revealing His character to us. In this, our fourth collection of old hymn texts set to new music, we pay homage to the importance of this truth. Worship is about having our sanity restored, it is a time when God r...
More...Worship is about having our sanity restored and getting in touch with reality. The gospel is always about bringing us to our senses – as the prodigal discovered! And we have come to love these hymns because they remind us of what is real and what is true – Jesus died to justify the wicked, and ...
More...Worship is always formative. It shapes us as a people of God and thus it matters what we sing. We have found that the great hymns of the church have unparalleled power to mold us in our calling to “live as strangers here in reverent fear” (1Peter 1:17)
These hymns are indelible reminders th...
More..."Our hope is to help the church recover the tradition of putting old hymns to new music for each generation, and to enrich our worship with a huge view of God and His indelible grace"
Indelible Grace Music grew out of ministering to college students, primarily through Reformed University Fello...
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