Christian songs are often based on Scriptural themes. At other times, the lyrics echo a specific verse without quoting from it. There are instances, though, when a lyricist will adapt a Bible verse ...

The song continues, with verses that specify how far over the building is leaning: "These old bones of mine keep on achin'," ...

A new batch of songs added to the Church of Jesus Christ's new hymnbook, includes songs such as “Go Tell It on the Mountain” and a hymn penned by President Russell M. Nelson.

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Explore the inspiring journey of Mbuso Khoza, a prominent figure in South African music, as he prepares for the Amahubo Symphony concert.

A song by President Russell M. Nelson, as well as Tongan, German and African American songs are on the list of 12 additions to the new global hymnbook, "Hymns — For Home and Church." ...

The post was removed but not before being captured by Patheos blogger Captain Cassidy and revealed Sampson's apparent struggles with science and "contradictions in the Bible. "Time for some real talk.