So true. Listening to these beautiful hymns brings longing for our Holy God!!

How do you get closed captioning? Cannot be done through KZfaq?

@@davidatkinson1413 On video screen, top right is “cc”. Touch that. It came up just now for me. 😊

@@davidatkinson1413 Yes, thankfully you can easily do it on KZfaq. When you have this page open, look at at the very top. You will see icons for things. In the upper right - hand corner, you will see a little box with CC in the middle of it. Click on that. Voilà! You now have captions. If you want to turn it off, just tap back on it and it will toggle it off.

How do you get captions

Amen!

Hallelujah

As Dr. Sproul says, "I am lifted over" and over with these lyrics and sounds.

Thank you for posting the names of the hymns for those of us unfamiliar. It is appreciated greatly!

In the LORD'S divine providence, this is the season of my life in which I am reading The Holiness of God. Chapter 2 spurred me to discover this concert, a treasure to lift my soul to the King's throne this LORD'S Day. Thankful for His gifts to the saints which produced such a blessing to His Bride.

Amen hermano. Gloria sea al Rey. Cierto que es sobre natural. Que maravilla

Creo que no somos pocos quienes hemos vivido tú misma experiencia, por medio de este ministerio Dios nos ha regalado aunque minúscula parte no por ello deja de ser sublime anticipo de lo que ha de ser estar cara a cara con nuestro glorioso Redentor Al que era , es y ha de venir sea toda la gloria por los siglos de los siglos

Soli Deo Gloria!

Amen! La música que refleja a la majestad de Dios nuestro Rey! Que privilegio adorarlo con esta bellísima música.

AMÉN

Toda la gloria al Rey

+Sergio Tapia R.C. Sproul's words... One hammer in the hand of an obscure Augustinian monk changed the world forever. Martin Luther posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the church door at Wittenberg, Germany calling his fellow professors to examine issues of supreme theological importance. Thus began the Reformation through which the light of God’s Word was brought out of the darkness to shine with clarity once more. One of the central cries of the Protestant Reformation was this: "The just shall live by faith." Luther’s development of the doctrine of justification by faith alone recovered the gospel that had been hidden during the Middle Ages. And at the center of that gospel is the affirmation that the righteousness by which we are declared just before a holy God is not our own. It's a foreign righteousness, an alien righteousness, a righteousness that Luther said is extra nos---apart from us. Namely, it’s the righteousness of Jesus Christ---that righteousness that is imputed, or counted, for all who put their faith in Him. Because of that affirmation Luther was involved in serious controversies---controversies that culminated in his being brought to trial before the princes of the church and even before the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, Charles V. And there at the Diet of Worms, summoned in Germany, Luther was called upon to recant his views. He answered his interlocutors by saying, “Revoco? You want me to say, revoco? That I recant? I will not recant unless I am convinced by Sacred Scripture or by evident reason. I cannot recant for my conscience is held captive by the Word of God. And to act against conscience is neither right nor safe. Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me.” In every generation the gospel must be published anew with the same boldness, the same clarity, and the same urgency that came forth in the 16th century Reformation. The church has always done this in both the spoken word and in song, producing hymns that tell us of the great salvation that is wrought by God alone through Christ alone. These hymns that you hear tonight are sacred music for the church, giving glory to the Holy One.

Hal Jr Perrin Thank you so much.

@@heperrinjr That's kind. God bless you.

Let us be grateful for glimpses of the Holy One but not forget all humans fall short of the perfection of God. I believe God allows these imperfections this side of Heaven so we don’t worship anyone but Him.

@@valeriemccall2513 I agree with that very much I recently found out that Martin Luther King Jr (no relation) was a heretic and didn't believe in the resurrection of Christ