Evan Roberts was one of the Welsh Revival preachers at the beginning of the twentieth century. He believed in the great importance of singing in spiritual awakening, and in the Christian life. When a Londoner once asked him if he thought the Revival could ever reach the British capital, Roberts is said to have smiled and asked, “Can you sing?”

To borrow from Charles Dickens, this is the best of times, and it is the worst of times. And so the need for believers to hold tightly and loyally to the true Christian faith and to share it with conviction, courage, and compassion has never been more critical. That means it is vital that we sing together. The songs we sing together are lifelines

Postlude Will You Sing?

Your singing on Sunday will bear witness to the Savior of the world and fuel your witness through the week to the Savior of the world.

Facing a Task Unfinished

the way she had seen Christians sing had suggested to her that what they were singing was either not true, or not wonderful, or both.

a friend who is not yet a believer. She had listened in to a congregation singing in a service, and having seen how the songs were sung, she questioned if the people there really took seriously what they believed.

Hypocritical living damages our witness and so does half-hearted singing.

A Damaging Witness