Episode 3
November 18, 2020“Comfort ye my people.” That’s what the Lord says to the prophet in Isaiah 40. But how does this little verse tell us about the promised Messiah and what he came to do?
Comfort Ye My People
Handel's Messiah is more than just a beautiful piece of music. This glorious performance proclaims the essentials of the Christian faith and traces Christ's ministry from the Old Testament to the New. Learn more when you join Charles Morris on this week's new series.
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Handel's Messiah: Lyrics and Verse References
Back in 2015, I visited Handel’s home in London to see the rooms where he composed. While I was there I spoke with Dr. Ruth Smith, a Cambridge scholar on Handel. She explained that the lyrics (the ...
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A Visit to Handel's House
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Alister McGrath on C.S. Lewis' Transition from Atheism to Christianity
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The Amazing Story Behind Handel's Messiah
While you’re out shopping this Christmas season, listen closely: there’s a good chance that the background music you’ll hear is Handel’s Messiah. It’s the classical music we most associate ...
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