A Charles Wesley classic, asking Jesus to hold us through the difficult seasons of life. What powerful words of praise and adoration! This is a special song to me, because I sang it at my Gran’s funeral.

A powerful old hymn which uses four pictures from Scripture to illustrate the offer of saving grace which Jesus has for us. The chorus then repeatedly asks "why will ye die?", with this grace available? This moving song will, I pray, convict your heart.

The great hymn writer Isaac Watts wrote this beautiful hymn about the cross, and RE Watson added a terrific chorus to give us one of the great Good Friday hymns.

A lovely cheerful song praising God for the blood shed by His blessed Son, covering our souls and bringing us joy! Written by the one and only Lelia Morris.

Song 33 is the old Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene hymnal is a rick-rollicking two-step which helps us commit to the "narrow way" of which Jesus spoke. How much better life is, following in His footsteps!

A very rare hymn - only published in one hymnal, "Canaan Melodies"! This is a catchy two-step song which celebrates the blood that cleanses and sanctifies our souls. What a joyful song - I'm sure it will get stuck in your head! J. Glenn Gould wrote a few songs in this manual, all with a similar sound and theme.

A classic hymn which celebrates our place as God's children, heirs to his wondrous spiritual riches and a home on high.

A powerful ballad from the old Nazarene hymnal about the Holy Spirit. Great song for Pentecost!

This is a rare holiness tune by an old Nazarene writer and pastor J. Glenn Gould. This song proclaims the 'second blessing' of sanctification and compares it to the Israelites' crossing the river Jordan to the promised land by faith.

The first Christmas hymn in the Nazarene "Canaan Melodies" hymnal! This Isaac Watts classic reminds us that the Saviour who came now reigns, and makes his blessings and love flow.

A great old holiness tune by none other than Lelia Morris (who wrote 'Holiness Unto the Lord'). This song calls us to keep the banner of holiness proudly flying. A rousing anthem for all churches, reminding us of our great call to proclaim full and free salvation to all!

The great old holiness writer Lelia Morris (famous for writing "Holiness Unto the Lord") penned this marvelous song about always being ready to serve or go where God send”.

The great old holiness writer Lelia Morris (famous for writing "Holiness Unto the Lord") penned this marvelous song about always being ready to serve or go where God sends.

An upbeat song about spiritual warfare is the next Canaan Melody from the old 1914 Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene hymnal. Great words here about being redeemed and freed by Jesus, and going to tell his salvation all over the world as we march to glory! Enjoy and be inspired by this one.

Song 20 in the old 1914 Nazarene hymnal is the classic hymn by Rev. Robert Lowrey based on Revelation 22:1-12, looking ahead to the day when we "gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of God". A wonderful song of hope for us as we await that day!

Song 19 is the Canaan Melodies hymnal is a wistful hymn about longing for Jesus to come again. It reminds of how my Gran would look into the skies and say “is today the day, Lord?” But the song reminds us too that while we wait for Him, we must be faithful and tell of his love.

Frances Ridley Havergal's famous poem of consecration made it into the Church of the Nazarene's 1914 "Canaan Melodies" hymnal. This version includes a refrain written by the great hymnwriter William J Kirkpatrick. I changed the beat a little to give it an upbeat pop-rock feel, with the help of my CrossRoad bandmates. Hope this will inspire you to make your entire consecration to the Lord!

This upbeat song of thankful praise will surely get you in a good mood today, singing "hallelujah, hallelujah, I am walking in His presence satisfied!" The CrossRoad guys join me to really rock it. Be blessed in His name as you listen.

I imagine this song was so exciting when it came out at the turn of the century - comparing prayer to a telephone line to heaven! The words still ring true today: God's line is always open for us to talk with Him.

This song I didn't know. It equates the sanctified life with the land of Beulah prophesied in Isaiah - a "blessed blessed land of light, where the flowers bloom forever and the sun is always bright"! There are great words in here about handling life's struggles with faith too. I have come to really love singing this!