Hymns of the Son

by Cameron Frank, Preston Norman, Nathan Drake

In this devotional collection, you’ll spend four weeks walking through the sacrifice and hope of the gospel through powerful reminders of Christ. Worship Jesus through a musical journey that leads us through salvation to communion with Christ. Go deeper than the hymnal and learn about the inspiring and encouraging stories behind hymns you know and love. With the daily devotionals, see the words of the hymns come alive in Scripture in a unique and thought-provoking way. Each of the four weeks is structured to walk through a specific element of Jesus’ life and saving Salvation, Sacrifice, Sanctification, and Communion with Him. Every day will focus on a different hymn, including the hymn’s text, a brief history about the hymn, and a devotion based on the truths found in the hymn, the corresponding Scripture, and the lessons from the story of the hymn. Includes links for music, recordings, and more resources. This devotional makes a great gift for any hymn lover and is a great supplement to your hymnal. Order today and begin your unique devotional journey with the Hymns of the Son.

Unknown Binding

Published March 15, 2022

About the author

Cameron Frank is the Media Pastor at Cherokee Hills Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. He enjoys finding new and exciting ways to use technology and innovations to reach people with the Gospel like never before.

In 2017, he founded A Frank Voice with his wife, Hailee as an encouragement ministry to families impacted by fostering. A Frank Voice has since grown into a ministry focused on helping others find freedom and purpose in faith and family.

Reviews

[Rachel Cash · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this Part 2 of the Trinity Project series. Once again, I purchased this devotional as an audiobook. The audiobook pairs the book and Scripture reading along with the hymns performed by Nathan Drake of Reawaken Hymns.

The devotional really kicked my butt with some hard introspective questions this time. The authors ask hard questions, and I appreciate that. I'm looking forward to #3, Hymns of the Spirit.