The Trinity Project - Nathan Drake

[iddevalois]

Hello brothers and sisters! I thought I would share a worship resource that has been a blessing to me.

Nathan Drake (Reawaken Hymns) just finished up a project called The Trinity Project: three albums of 20 classic hymns tracks each. For those of you that lead worship, there are some pretty cool resources on his website (reawakenhymns[.]com/the-trinity-project). The albums are called Hymns of the Father, Hymns of the Son, and Hymns of the Spirit, respectively.

The project resources also include some art and a devotional for each hymn, which could be a great family worship resource.


I grew up on KLOVE-type music, so these albums have been a tremendous blessing in introducing me to some hymns for the first time. Some may not like the style, but I find it beautiful and very easy to follow in singing aloud.

What are your thoughts on modern renditions of classic hymns? Who are your favorite, readily-accessible (via Spotify or the like) hymn singers? Since I brought up family worship, could you see including something like this in your family worship? I'd love to hear you all.

In Christ,

 

[MChase]

There are a number of psalm singing resources I use on the regular. They are helpful to different degrees.

Connor Quigley has probably my favorite resource here:

ThePsalmsSung.org – The Psalms of David – Sung a cappella | Listen & Download for Free

thepsalmssung.org

You can find almost any psalm, and many of them with multiple tunes.

The Book of Psalms for Worship on Spotify:

@kodos has done the 1650 app which is an incredible resource.

 

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Hello brothers and sisters! I thought I would share a worship resource that has been a blessing to me.

Nathan Drake (Reawaken Hymns) just finished up a project called The Trinity Project: three albums of 20 classic hymns tracks each. For those of you that lead worship, there are some pretty cool resources on his website (reawakenhymns[.]com/the-trinity-project). The albums are called Hymns of the Father, Hymns of the Son, and Hymns of the Spirit, respectively.

The project resources also include some art and a devotional for each hymn, which could be a great family worship resource.
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I grew up on KLOVE-type music, so these albums have been a tremendous blessing in introducing me to some hymns for the first time. Some may not like the style, but I find it beautiful and very easy to follow in singing aloud.

What are your thoughts on modern renditions of classic hymns? Who are your favorite, readily-accessible (via Spotify or the like) hymn singers? Since I brought up family worship, could you see including something like this in your family worship? I'd love to hear you all.

In Christ,

Personally, I don’t prefer modern hymns or hymns done with a modern style.

This is my hymn style preference, Altar of Praise Chorale is available on Spotify.

And this is my preference above all. This particular one is from The Book of Psalms For Worship. Crown & Covenant is available on Spotify.

Since I brought up family worship, could you see including something like this in your family worship?

I personally wouldn’t use music for family worship other than to learn the tune perhaps. In my opinion, less is more. Everyone learns the words and tune from the psalter or hymn book, then learns them by heart.

What are the devotionals for the hymns like? Based on each hymn?

EDIT: Didn’t see The Book of Psalms for Worship in the above post.