Look, Ye Saints, the Sight Is Glorious

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Our host, Andy Peavyhouse, recalls how, since starting this podcast, it has been a constant reminder of the power hymns have played in his journey of faith. He remembers how each hymn paints another picture of his walk with Christ and how hymns can be the cornerstone of our faith journey. One hymn that paints quite a vivid picture of Christ's triumphant victory through his finished work on the cross is Thomas Kelly's "Look Ye Saints, the Sight is Glorious." It unfolds in a symphony of poetic majesty. Each verse is a brushstroke of truth, painting the ultimate victory of Christ. We'll explore the richness of this hymn, as we dive into its authorship, history, and theology.

This episode is a heartfelt tribute to hymnody's ability to capture the soul's deepest cries and loftiest praises, to strike that tender chord within us that resonates with God's truth.  We'll see how this hymn echoes Scripture, inviting us all to acknowledge Jesus as the Lamb who was slain and now reigns victorious. Join us, as we honor the Lenten and Easter seasons by amplifying the joyous acclamation of Christ's triumph, encouraging listeners to reclaim the hymns that have shaped our faith, and to carry their powerful messages of truth to a lost and dying world.

SHOW CREDITS AND LINKS:

Andrew Peterson’s “Is He Worthy?”

Red Mountain Hymn Collective

"Crown Him" taken from This Breaks My Heart of Stone: A Collection of Hymns from Red Mountain Church

UPDATE: THE SONGBOOK RESOURCE SITE IS CURRENTLY DOWN

Download the entire Red Mountain Music catalogue of songs in one PDF Songbook (does not include hymns from Silent Night, Demos & B-sides).
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THIS BREAKS MY HEART OF STONE ALBUM CREDITS:
 
Jon Black - acoustic guitar, vocals
Chris Campbell - mandolin
Tim Carroll - double bass
Karl Digerness - vocals
Tripp Ethridge - drums
Dan Hames - bgvs
Drew Holcomb - vocals, bgvs
Ellie Holcomb - vocals, bgvs
Jeff Irwin - bass
Jeremy Meyer - bgvs
Evan Munger - bgvs, hand claps
Brian T. Murphy - pads, piano, vocals, bgvs, hand claps, loops
Brooke Murphy - hand claps
Pete Nice - pedal steel
Benj Pocta - acoustic guitar, banjo, vocals, bgvs, hand claps
Stokes Skellie - vocals
Tom Slinger - bgvs
Ashley Spurling - vocals, bgvs
Matt Terrell - vocals
Clint Wells - acoustic and electric guitars, slide guitar, bgvs, hand claps, loops

Produced by Brian T. Murphy and Clint Wells
 Mixed and mastered by Paul Scodova
 Project management by Bradley N. Cordell
 Graphic design and layout by Justin Pocta
 Recording and engineering by Brian T. Murphy at Red Mountain Studios - Birmingham, AL
 Additional recording on Track 7 by Luke Brodine - Pendleton, SC
 Additional recording and engineering on track 9 by Karl Digerness - San Francisco,

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