“A Sojourner’s Joyful Adventure”
Volume 4
In this volume, there are 72 hymns that will enable a conscientious piper to ‘sing’ with his or her pipes, to shape the emotions, “making melody in your heart to the Lord.” One who neither sings or plays an instrument, would seem to trudge through life, in and empty silence. This music will put the swing in a piper’s step.
These
hymns and the dissertations related to sojourning through this world, will
reassure pipers and drummers, that reliance upon God, in everything that is
worthwhile, will provide ‘strength for the road.’
In these hymns, if Christ has not been found already, He is introduced
as the most congenial of traveling companions, so pipers “might
feel after Him, and find Him, though He be not far from any of us.”
A
treasury of strength and inspiration is in your hand.
These hymns are poems of the Christian faith.
Memorize a poem or two a week, and its corresponding tune, and you will
be ‘marching on air.’
Hymns
in “A
Sojourner’s Joyful Adventure” portray the life of a Christian
as a ‘journey’ towards Heaven, the dwelling place for the family of God.
The adventure is ‘joyful,’ because it is shared with God’s Holy Spirit
as travelling companion. He
provides Faith to surmount difficult times, Grace to meet God, our Heavenly
Father at the end of life’s journey, our Heavenly Home, and Friendship for
life.
Playing
hymns on your ’pipes is as though singing,
“making melody in your heart to the Lord.” ’Pipes
that sing these hymns will shape your emotions.
Play them when you are disappointed or saddened, frustrated, depressed,
angry or happy. Before long, you
will find joy in your heart. It is
the kind of medicine that works!
Music
with singing in your soul is the heart’s language.
One who neither sings nor plays and instrument, would seem to trudge
through life, in and empty silence.... not the way he or she should, for this
music will put the swing in a piper’s step.
Its resonance will make the whole body feel good.
These hymns arranged for bagpipe players, and the dissertations related to ‘sojourning through this world,’ will reassure both pipers and drummers, that reliance upon God, in everything that is worthwhile, will provide ‘strength for the road.’ In these hymns, if He has not been found already, is an introduction to the most congenial of travelling companions, Jesus Christ, that “they might feel after Him, and find Him, though He be not far from every one of us.”
| A brother Christian, Keith MacDonald, The Church Piper. |
“A
Sojourner’s Joyful Adventure,”
Adventurous
Music
Volume
4
Alphabetical Index by Hymn Title
A
Pilgrim Was I
All
The Way My Saviour Leads Me
Behold
A Host, Arrayed In White
Come
To Him Now
Come,
Let Us Sing
Coming
Home
Did
You Think To Pray?
Father,
Lead Me Day By Day
Follow
On
Footsteps
Of Jesus
God
Leads Us Along
God
Understands
Grace
To You
Hand
In Hand With Jesus
He
Abides
He
Lives
Heavenly
Sunlight
He’ll
Understand And Say, “Well Done!”
His
Way With Thee
His
Yoke Is Easy
Holy
Spirit, Faithful Guide
How
Beautiful Heaven Must Be
I
Am A Stranger Here
I
Am On My Way To Heaven
I
Am Resolved
I
Have A Friend
I
Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say (DRINK TO ME ONLY)
I
Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say (VOX DILECTI)
I
Will Answer, “Saved”
I
Wonder As I Wander
If
The Whole World Knew Jesus
In
The Shadow Of The Cross
Is
It Far To That Home?
It’s
Not An Easy Road
I’ve
Wandered Far Away From God
Jesus
Led Me All The Way
Just
A Closer Walk With Thee
Lead
Kindly Light
Lead
On, O King Eternal
My
Own Dear Land
Not
Greater Than His Grace
Precious
Memories
Saviour,
Like A Shepherd Lead Us
Saviour,
Teach Me
Shepherd
Of Love
Since
Jesus Passed By
Singing
I Go
Soft
As The Voice Of An Angel
Some-Time
We’ll Understand
Still
Will We Trust
Such
Love
Surely
Goodness And Mercy
Teach
Me Thy Way, O Lord
That
Sweet Story Of Old
The
Eastern Gate
The
Family Of God
The
Glory-Land Way
The
Saviour With Me
The
Wayfaring Stranger
There’s
A Long, Long Trail
They
Tell Me There Are Dangers
Thy
Word Is A Lamp To My Feet
Trust
Trust
And Obey
Until
Then
What
A Fellowship
What
A Friend We Have In Jesus
When
All Of God’s Sinners Get Home
When
I get To The End Of The Way
When
I’ve Traveled My Last Mile
When
The Saints Go Marching In