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We Will Follow Thee

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: YPSP1902 #31 (1902) First Line: Saviour, where Thou leadest Topics: Consecration; Following Scripture: John 12:26 Tune Title: [Saviour, where Thou leadest]

He is Near

Author: Horatius Bonar, D. D. Hymnal: YPSP1902 #32 (1902) First Line: I know not when the Lord will come Refrain First Line: I only know that He is near Topics: Christ's Return Scripture: Luke 21:28 Tune Title: [I know not when the Lord will come]

Just a Single Look at Jesus

Author: Susan C. Harder Hymnal: YPSP1902 #33 (1902) Topics: Assurance; Faith Scripture: Isaiah 45:22 Tune Title: [Just a single look at Jesus]

The Lord Will Answer Prayer

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: YPSP1902 #34 (1902) First Line: Pray on, pray on, believing ones Lyrics: 1 Pray on, pray on, believing ones, God’s promised word is sure, That they shall overcome by faith Who to the end endure; Pray on, pray on, O weary not; The cross with patience bear, And tho’ its burden weigh us down, The Lord will answer prayer. 2 His eye foresees our greatest good, While we at best are weak, And thus in wisdom He withholds The boon that oft we seek; And yet His all-sufficient grace He bids us freely share, And in a way we little know The Lord will answer prayer. 3 With anxious tho’ts for those we love How oft our hearts are filled, But soon the clouds are rolled away, The troubles waves are stilled; Then murmur not, but trust in Him Who knows our every care, And better for than we can ask, The Lord will answer prayer. Topics: Prayer Scripture: Psalm 50:15 Tune Title: [Pray on, pray on, believing ones]

Work and Pray

Author: Julia Sterling Hymnal: YPSP1902 #35 (1902) First Line: Let us work and pray together Topics: Prayer; Work Scripture: Jeremiah 31:16 Tune Title: [Let us work and pray together]

Redeeming Love

Author: Ida Scott Taylor Hymnal: YPSP1902 #36 (1902) First Line: Like some sweet bird that upward flies Refrain First Line: Redeeming love, redeeming love Lyrics: 1 Like some sweet bird that upward flies, My soul to heav’nly heights would rise, And while I mount to worlds above, Would sing of Christ’s redeeming love. Refrain: Redeeming love, redeeming love! The grandest theme, all themes above; My soul with joy her wings would prove And sing of Christ’s redeeming love. 2 Like some sweet flow’r of spring that wakes, When sun and show’r its slumber breaks, My soul would rise from doubt and gloom, And in His love eternal bloom. [Refrain] 3 Redeeming love! Oh can it be That Jesus shed His blood for me? His glorious name I will adore, And praise and bless Him evermore. [Refrain] Topics: Love; Salvation Scripture: Isaiah 43:1 Tune Title: [Like some sweet bird that upward flies]

The Gospel Story

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: YPSP1902 #37 (1902) First Line: To Him whose care prolongs our days Refrain First Line: And tell the gospel story Lyrics: 1 To Him whose care prolongs our days, Whose love demands our highest praise, Our grateful songs again we raise And tell the gospel story. Refrain: And tell the gospel story Of Christ the King of glory; Our grateful songs again we raise And tell the gospel story. 2 Thrice welcome hour, with joy replete, While at His throne of grace we meet, To worship at His blessed feet, And tell the gospel story. [Refrain] 3 O gracious Lord, each heart inspire And kindle there devotion’s fire; Be this our one supreme desire, To tell the gospel story. [Refrain] 4 At Thy command, and in Thy name, Whose pow’r to save is still the same, Join in the song with glad acclaim, And tell the gospel story. [Refrain] Topics: Confession; Gospel; Missionary Scripture: Psalm 145:5 Tune Title: [To Him whose care prolongs our days]

Jesus is Passing This Way

Author: Annie L. James Hymnal: YPSP1902 #38 (1902) First Line: Is there a heart that is waiting Topics: Invitation Scripture: Luke 19:4 Tune Title: [Is there a heart that is waiting]

O Welcome Hour of Prayer!

Author: Rev. John H. Yates Hymnal: YPSP1902 #39 (1902) First Line: O welcome, hour of prayer Lyrics: 1 O welcome hour of prayer! So full of peace and rest! Here we may cast our ev’ry care Upon the Saviour’s breast; We leave the world without, To sit at Jesus’ feet; His love can banish every doubt, And make our joys complete. 2 We see each other’s face, And take each other’s hand; We sing our hymns of saving grace, And of the Better Land; And while we feast with Him Who is the Truth, the Light, May we again our lamps retrim, To shine forth in the night. 3 Thrice welcome, precious hour, Of faith, and hope, and love! When we may feel the Spirit’s pow’r Descending from above; He dries the falling tears. That will, unbidden, start; He scatters all our anxious fears, And fills each waiting heart. 4 O Thou that hearest prayer! How sad this life would be— How hard each heavy cross to bear, Could we not come to Thee; When faith seems lost in fear, And hopes are dimm’d by care, In Thee we find refreshing cheer, Thou blessed hour of prayer! Topics: Prayer Scripture: Psalm 55:17 Tune Title: [O welcome, hour of prayer]

Walking in the Sunshine

Author: W. Robert Lindsay Hymnal: YPSP1902 #40 (1902) First Line: Walking in the sunshine, beautiful and bright Refrain First Line: Follow, We will follow Jesus Topics: Following Scripture: Matthew 4:19 Tune Title: [Walking in the sunshine, beautiful and bright]