Wonderful Grace of Jesus- Congregational Singing
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- "Wonderful Grace of Jesus" sung by Cleveland Baptist Church, Sunday morning, September 17th, 2006. See words below.
Wonderful grace of Jesus
Greater than all my sin
How shall my tongue describe it
Where shall its praise begin
Taking away my burden
Setting my spirit free
For the wonderful grace of Jesus
Reaches me
Chorus:
Wonderful the matchless grace of Jesus
Deeper than the mighty rolling sea
Higher than the mountain sparkling like a fountain
(Wonderful grace all sufficient for me for even me)
All sufficient grace for even me
Broader than the scope of my transgressions
Greater far than all my sin and shame
O magnify the precious name of Jesus
Praise His Name!
Wonderful grace of Jesus
Reaching to all the lost
By it I have been pardoned
Saved to the uttermost
Chains have been torn asunder
Giving me liberty
For the wonderful grace of Jesus
Reaches me
Wonderful grace of Jesus
Reaching the most defiled
By its transforming power
Making him God's dear child
Purchasing peace and heaven
For all eternity
And the wonderful grace of Jesus
Reaches me
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I was 18 when I walked into this church and they were singing this song. In person, it was so thrilling to my soul. That was was nearly 50 years ago and His grace is still wonderful to me.
Now THAT’S good congregational singing!!!
This is how we ought to worship
Fun song👍. Makes you think how good it will be in heaven. To love Jesus with out all the junk of this world.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for sharing this. Our church has quick singing the old traditional hymns, and I miss them so. Thank you.
You're very welcome! Sorry to hear that your church has changed its music- that's an unfortunate trend in this contemporary age.
Wonderful Grace of Jesus...Yay...Amen and pass the (spiritual) ammunition!!
HALLELLUJAAAAAAH! GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST! I WILL NEVER TRADE THE TRADITIONAL FOR THE CONTEMPORARY. THIS OLD HIM HAVE REVIVED MY SOUL! THAT IS WHY I LOVE BAPTISTS SO MUCH.
Well, we 💕 love you, too.......
Yeah, I've always preferred traditional hymns to the contemporary music played in most churches these days. With the old hymns I feel connected with everyone singing as we create the harmony of the song together. With contemporary music, I feel more like an outside observer while the people on stage make all the music; I don't feel like a part of it anymore. I just find it rather soulless personally.
@@flynnoflenniken7402 You are SO right!!!
I am singing along here like i don't have neighbors
Keep it up! God wants to hear you sing!
We all get together because of Him, Jesus our Lord. God bless you all.
Praise the Lord 🙏🎁💜
This is the way it should be ,JOYFUL.
Great sopranos in this choir! They can hit the last “Praise His Name”!!!
I studied in a Baptist Chinese school from primary to secondary school and previously attended the Baptist church adjunct to my school in the Philippines. This was our school hymn, and we were all required to sing it with gusto every chapel period and foundation day. This brought back a lot of great memories. Thank you
+Abraham Sison Praise God and you're welcome! :)
+stillamazed27 akzoakz
Abraham Sison
sweet memories eh...
There would be no hope for anyone of us, were in not for the wonderful, and unfathomable grace of Jesus. He who took the sins of the world in His beaten, bloody, and bruised body, ultimately shedding His blood to make the one and only perfect blood sacrifice that gives us the ability to come boldly before the throne of grace. ....and by His stripes we are healed. Indeed - Praise His Name!
Psalm 45: 2. You are fairer than the children of men; grace is flowing through your lips; for this cause the blessing of God is with you for ever.
These hymns are missed
Likely my favorite hymn of all time. It's doctrinally correct, very upbeat, fun to sing, has great harmonies, and is "self-applicable" i.e. "..and the wonderful grace of Jesus reaches ME"! Your church sings it well, with great enthusiasm and LOUDLY! Thanks for posting.
Glorious singing! You don’t DRAG it!! Praise God!!!
I think that if I just wandered in, I would get saved!!!
Truly one if the best hymns ever. Praise God!!!
Thanks for posting. I miss the traditional Hymns
You are welcome!
The greatness and wonderfulness of our Lord Jesus Christ is incomparable.
Amen to that!
Praise the Lord! this song is always one of the best congregationals.
Another great old Hymn.
Miss singing this with Vera Andrews leading us at First Baptist Church, Newkirk, Oklahoma.
Big Amen
Thank you for singing all the verses! God bless you all.
I love listening to these wonderful songs. Your pianist is great!!
Yes she is, praise the Lord! I'm glad the videos are a blessing to you. :)
I am just stunned. It has been a long time since I have heard this song sang correctly with all the right parts. The temp is the same as I would play it. I mean as a congregational hymn with a small choir it is difficult but you guys made this one just ring. I just discovered you about 30 minutes ago. Oh my heart aches to get back to church.
JOY!! (And that young man on the horn is so precious!)
This video is from 2006; that young man on the horn got married in June of 2016! :)
stillamazed27 WOW time goes by quick
If I am ever in Cleveland! I was at a men's retreat a very long time ago and this is one of the songs we sang. Three hundred men, what a sound!
Yes the GRACE of Jesus is MIGHTY and so is this hymn,,, love it Arlene Collings nee Puddy.. Wattle Grove Baptist W.A.
WONDERFUL. THANK YOU
You're very welcome!
Lovely hymn. Wish I could join this church. Everyone looks so happy.
I have not heard that wonderful hymn for ages. It brings back great memories lost in the mists of time. If my recollection is correct I think that the choir sang this at the Billy Graham meetings here in Sydney in 1959. Good on ya Jeffrey, keep them coming.
Greatly inspiring music, just wonderful. Great Leader.
Dr. J.R. Faulkner used to sing this one a lot at Highland Park Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sadly, hpbc and Tennessee Temple University are no longer. 😞😢
Yes, unfortunately, HPBC began capitulating to the contemporary philosophy and brought in the CCM music and it became a rock n' roll party center, and eventually was non-existent. A sobering example of what can happen to a church when the music goes wrong. Here's a good book that details all of this: www.wayoflife.org/free_ebooks/old_highland_park.php
@@stillamazed27 Lee Roberson would roll over in his grave.
Thank you for sharing this lovely rendition of a truly wonderful hymn. I know it's a cliché, but it has been a blessing.
You're very welcome, I'm glad to hear that! :)
God inhabits the praise of his people
Hallelujah!
Thank you! Great singing and great song!
You're welcome! :)
AMEN. PRAISE THE LIVING GOD!
Great for worship. Just loving every moment.
Now, that's how it's done.
I miss Vera Andrews leading us in this hymn at the First Baptist Church, Newkirk, Oklahoma.
amen
Nice songs.
love this song!!!!!!!!!!!
A truly lovely hymn, thank you.
Hallelujah
A favorite!
WONDERFUL!
Praise God 🤣😃❣️🙏🎁💜
Wonderful church, Cleveland Baptist. I'm brand new here, this is David C Hower from Middleburg Hts. Ohio
I was 11 or 12 before I figured out what I was supposed to sing on the chorus of this song.
That's certainly understandable- but a lot of fun to sing once one figures it out. :)
Yes! When I went for the high note at the end of the chorus at a youth rally, I shocked the youth director who was leading singing.
+Rufalena I relate 1000%
Absolutely amazing! This hymn and all of them your church has uploaded! Truly a blessing! I don't know her name, but as a pianist myself, I must say that your pianist is phenomenal! My regards to her! I enjoy listening to hear not just the choir but her play as well!
Austin L Her name is Debbie. Not only is she phenomenal but she is natural talent with her playing. Don't find many church pianist that know how to ad lib these hymns now and days.
Favorite song of Jack Baskin who is now in Heaven!
Amen fam
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Wonderful , - God Bless !
HALDOR LILLENAS !
That's how your supposed to do it,...sing out of the hymn book with piano and organ accompaniment,and an orchestra if you have one,..NOT read words on a projection screen and use a CD backing track as accompaniment. Where is this church at? I'd like to visit!
+NorfolkSouthern643 Cleveland Baptist Church is located in Brooklyn, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland- 4431 Tiedeman Road, www.clevelandbaptist.org ....I will tell you up front that this video is almost ten years old- we still sing all the old hymns with piano and organ and orchestra accompaniment- the only thing that has changed is that we now have screens that project the lyrics- the hymnbooks are still there for anyone that wants to use them. I will say this frustrates me GREATLY, as most people don't use the books and only stare at the screen. While it's something I highly dislike, I can't change it. I am just grateful we still sing the old hymns. We'd love to have you for a visit anytime you can make it! :)
+stillamazed27This video is almost ten years old? Wow! Anyway,..we think alike! I would rather have that hymn book in my hands than stare at a screen. At LEAST you still use piano,organ,and orchestral accompaniment,and still sing the old hymns,...that at LEAST is a good thing when so many churches have thrown out the old hymns,and went to this contemporary stuff,which I don't really care for. Some songs i like,but not all of them. One church I used to go to went all contemporary,done away with the hymns,and organ.I expressed concern over that,and the pastor told me to leave. If I could just move your church to Bluffton,IN. LOL!!!!! The use of projection screens breeds laziness,and that,too,also frustrates me as well,and I don't much like it,either! I go to a small Baptist Church in Warren,IN.
+NorfolkSouthern643 You hit the nail on the head- it breeds laziness. You're exactly right. Yea, it's an old video- underneath each video is the date it was uploaded to TH-cam, and under that, in the description, I always mention when the church service was that the video is from- this particular one is September 17th, 2006. I'll include a link to my Congregational Singing playlist, featuring over 260 hymns that we've done over the years, and I routinely add to it. Hope it's a blessing to you. :) th-cam.com/play/PLtc9a2WdgDg3QYzq1ZWgIQxvIEqrYp_Ze.html
I like the old hymns too I go to a baptist church here in NJ we sings the old songs I don't like Contemporary music
The hymn books add the value of the notation. Some people still read music. I dont do it well, but I never would if I didn't ever get to see it. I do understand it and I am a musician, thanks to my early education from piano lessons. And Mrs Gibbs from church who helped my mom by watching me sometimes. She got me playing these hymns. Still play them today. Thank you for posting this precious video.
I am researching but what church is this and where are you located? I have subscribed and turned on my notifications. I tend to post long comments all because I still type over 90 words a minute.
This is the Cleveland Baptist Church, located in Brooklyn, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb. www.clevelandbaptist.org ...this video is from 2006, but the old hymns are still sung there. I, the poster of this video, now am at a different Baptist church on the east side of town, and I now post videos from my church as well. www.biblebaptisteuclid.com ...you'll see congregational songs and preaching from my current church now that you're subscribed. Thanks for watching and I hope it's all a blessing to you!
Is it true that "Wonderful Grace of Jesus" is harder to sing than other hymns? Why?
Many people believe that, and I agree- especially on the chorus. There's a lot of high notes, and on the chorus, the melody changes back and forth between the men and the women, and if you don't read music, you may not understand that and be confused as you try and sing it.
I cannot get the chorus there correctly at some parts lol
On the chorus, the melody sometimes is sung by the men, and other times by the ladies. Many congregations struggle with it if they don't know how to read music.
Hallelujah !