Let Us Sing of His Love Once Again: An Exposition of the Hymn (Songs of the Redeemed) by Elias Hartwell

The blood still cleanses. The Spirit still leads. And the song is not finished yet. Some hymns are declarations. This one is an invitation — to lift the voice again, to remember what the blood has done, to let the joy of the gospel reclaim the ground that weariness and sin and the ordinary weight of the pilgrim road have taken from it. Let us sing of His love once again is not the cry of a soul that has never stopped singing; it is the cry of one that knows it should never have stopped, and is starting again. Let Us Sing of His Love Once Again is the second volume in the Songs of the Redeemed series. Moving phrase by phrase through this beloved hymn, Elias Hartwell traces the full arc of the gospel as the hymn sings it: the blood that makes the guilty white, the Spirit's foretaste of the glory that is coming, the ache and the hope of beholding Christ's face, and the call to keep marching in His name until the road ends and the singing needs no encouragement. Drawing from Scripture, the Puritans, the Reformers, and the great tradition of evangelical praise, these pages offer not merely information but renewal — the kind that happens when doctrine meets doxology and the soul remembers what it believes. For the weary pilgrim who has gone quiet. For the saint who knows all the words but has lost the melody. For every believer who has ever needed to be reminded that the love is still as large as it ever was — Read more