One of the most beautiful and meaningful hymns.
Carl Middleton has a wonderful study on Hebrews 6:1-2 which he has titled "Leaving the Principles," meaning, moving forward in the firm foundation we know and understand about the principles of our belief in Christ, but knowing that there is more, and we must seek it.
Carl knows that I get testy about church's, and I won't explain that here, but how often do you think about the next steps your church is taking? That's not Carl's focus, that's simply my question. His study is about each of us individually moving forward, taking with us what we know, eagerly seeking what we do not yet know. To do that, we have to admit there is more to know, and there will always be more to know. Principle upon Principle, Precept upon Precept.
I think you'll be intrigued with Leaving the Principles. This is a study with great energy and whatever your situation, there is something there for you. Carl always makes me think. He has a very special gift. Read Leaving the Principles here.
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Maggie … I don't believe I have ever heard "Just As I Am" sung so that the mercy and tenderness of the heart of God comes through so clearly. This was a heart felt testimony from one who must know the love and power of God's forgiveness. Amazing … Thank you again.
Carl, I felt the same way. I also thought the graphics in the first half of the song portrayed that seeking of forgiveness and mercy. Glad you enjoyed it. I listened to it over and over, and when the lyrics are there, I can't keep myself from singing, assuming no one is around to hear.