I often to sing this hymn when I am on my morning walks. I love especially the lines, “In the rustling grass I hear Him pass; He speaks to me everywhere.” They remind me that when God seems silent in my life it is not from His lack of speaking, rather from my lack of hearing. I pray this acoustic arrangement will be a blessing to you as you listen.
Today as I was trimming a small tree in our backyard I disturbed the morning habits of a lark who likes to sit and sing there. While I worked on the ladder the lark took up his position on the roof of our house just a few feet away and let me have it with his best song. In the same way this little known hymn by John Mason gives me joy every time I sing it.
I use just two of the verses and the chorus which I learned from an old Methodist hymn book. The message is both Biblical and bright and I pray it gives your heart a song for the Savior this Sunday!
Trust is a daily lesson that God is delighted to teach. The question that each of us must answer is – “Am I ready to learn?”
What a fellowship, what a joy divine,
Leaning on the everlasting arms;
What a blessedness, what a peace is mine,
Leaning on the everlasting arms.
AJ Showalter & Elisha Hoffman
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