A Hymn O' Clock Weekly Special - Hymns of Divine Love with Rio

we present to you  A Hymn O'Clock Special - Hymns of Divine Love.

This edition provides a warm, reflective 30-to-45-minute outline 

This week, we present to you  A Hymn O'Clock Weekly Special - Hymns of Divine Love.

This edition provides a warm, reflective 37 minute outline centered on unconditional Christian love. It features thematic introductions and historical background of classic hymns for hymn lovers.

The Hymns of Divine Love for the week:

·       The Love of God (Frederick M. Lehman, 1917) – A timeless hymn featuring the famous line, "Could we with ink the ocean fill, and were the skies of parchment made..."

·       And Can It Be? (Charles Wesley, 1738) – Often subtitled "Amazing Love," it marvels at Christ's unearned mercy and sacrificial death.

·       the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus (S. Trevor Francis, 1875) – A poetic reflection on the ocean-like, unending depth of Christ's affection.

·       Jesus Loves Me (Anna Warner, 1860) – One of the simplest and most enduring children's hymns about divine love.

·       Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (Charles Wesley, 1747) – A prayerful request for God’s pure, transforming love to dwell in the believer's heart.

·       I Stand All Amazed" (also known as "O It Is Wonderful") is a classic Christian hymn written and composed by Charles H. Gabriel in 1898.

·       What Wondrous Love Is This (Traditional Folk Hymn, 1811) – A haunting, reflective melody exploring the mystery of the cross.

·       The Christian hymn "Through the Love of God Our Saviour" was written by Mary Peters (née Mary Bowley, 1813–1856). It is a well-known song of comfort, trust, and assurance that God’s care sustains believers through all circumstances

Happy Listening