The question that this song asks is about the suffering and death of Jesus. But it also goes back to those who first sang its evocative words: “Were you there…
It's a song of the cross that is so bloody we wonder whether our children should sing it or whether our guests will get up and leave when they hear…
A hymn written by the son of a schoolmaster more than 300 years ago speaks as powerfully now as when it was first penned. When I Survey the Wondrous Cross…
Through death, grains of wheat become the bread of life. Jesus' enigmatic response to a request to see him.
The verse is very well-known but its meaning and context is lost to many.