The medley combines two distinct songs that share a central theme: the unwavering faithfulness of God’s Word.
: Written in 1886 by Russell Kelso Carter, this hymn is known for its "martial" or march-like energy. The medley combines two distinct songs that share
A "guide through the wilderness" and "joy in the heaviness." 2 Corinthians 1:20 ("Yes and Amen"). God's ways being "higher than our own." 📖 The Story Behind the Music The Hymn's Origin God's ways being "higher than our own
Russell Kelso Carter was a professor at a military academy when he wrote "Standing On The Promises". At age 30, he faced a critical heart condition that doctors could not treat. He turned to prayer and made a commitment to God's service, eventually experiencing a miraculous recovery and living another 49 years. The song's rhythmic, marching style reflects his military background and his "active" choice to trust God's promises despite physical weakness. The Modern Anthem The song's rhythmic, marching style reflects his military
: Originally released by Passion (featuring Kristian Stanfill) in 2017, this song modernizes the same "standing" metaphor. Lyrical Synergies Standing On The Promises This We Know Core Message Relying on the Word of God through "howling storms."