Intro to Indelible Grace

[FenderPriest]

Hey guys,

I'm wanting to get a couple Indelible Grace cd's for my wife, but I'm not really sure where to begin. I want something that is going to encourage her heart with truth (which IG seems to do well!), and I'm looking for some cd's that particularly focus on the finished work of Christ. She doesn't really care about musical style so long as she understands and can sing along with the words. So, if you guys who are into Indelible Grace could suggest your favorite 2 cd's, and why you prefer them most, I'd appreciate it!

Thanks,
~Jacob

 

[redmanca]

My absolute favorite is "For All the Saints", which is the third cd. It has some great hymns (my all-time favorite "Not What My Hands Have Done"), and the music is still more on the folksy side. I really like the fourth one ("Beams of Grace") too, but some of the music is too "contemporary" for me. The hymns are amazing, and were it not for some of the music, it would probably be my favorite.

Conor.

 

[Guido's Brother]

I would agree: "For All the Saints" is a winner.

 

[moral necessity]

I would choose CD #1 also. The first song, Come Ye Sinners, hits directly on what it appears you're looking for.

Blessings!

 

[21st Century Calvinist]

I can only choose two? Well, I guess that it would have to be #2 Pilgrim Days (How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, God be merciful to me, The sands of time are sinking, O day of rest and gladness, Jesus, I my cross have taken, On Jordan's stormy banks. It was also the first one I bought) and #3 For All The Saints (Out of my bondage, O come and mourn, Praise my soul the King of Heaven, Jesus cast a look on me, Let us love and sing, For all the saints)