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Back to SearchA Masterpiece With a Mission
When Messiah was first performed in London, the nobility filled the concert halls—yet Handel also ensured it would be played regularly for children a…
11 months ago
The Story Behind Hallelujah
Handel’s Messiah was written in the midst of cultural decline to proclaim the power and beauty of God’s Word—culminating in the moment he penned the …
11 months ago
Why Handel Wrote Messiah
Historical legend surrounds the creation of Messiah, but the real story is far richer: Handel and his friend Charles Jennens composed it as a bold re…
11 months ago
The God Who Purifies His People
Malachi ends the Old Testament with a promise that the Lord Himself will purify His people, refining them like silver and gold. Handel wove that hope…
11 months, 1 week ago
The Child Who Carries the Kingdom
Seven hundred years before Bethlehem, Isaiah foretold a Child who would be born, a Son who would be given, and a King who would reign forever. On thi…
11 months, 1 week ago
The Echo of Salvation
There’s an echo running through Scripture—but unlike any echo we know, this one grows stronger with every generation. From Isaiah’s promise to the an…
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Isaiah’s Song of Comfort
Isaiah appears everywhere at Christmastime, and for good reason — his words of waiting, comfort, and promise point directly to the coming Messiah. On…
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The Anointed One Foretold
For centuries, God’s people longed for the Messiah — the Anointed One promised to David and foretold in every book that followed. Handel’s Messiah te…
11 months, 1 week ago
Hope for a Waiting People
As Advent draws near, Handel’s Messiah invites us to slow down and remember the hope of Christ’s coming. For centuries, its Scripture-filled choruses…
11 months, 2 weeks ago
Messiah: Preparing Our Hearts for His Coming
Handel’s Messiah is nearly three centuries old, yet its power hasn’t faded—because every lyric is drawn straight from Scripture. From the prophets wh…
11 months, 2 weeks ago