Puritan Devotional Music?

I was wondering if anyone knows the musician who sang the song on the Daily Puritan Devotionals? Im sure Greg knows seeing he most likely compiles it.
Any way let me know. Im try to find good music. I want hymns or something close to it. Im "currently" tired of Christian music with a story to it, or shallow lyrics, im looking for hymns redone, or musicians who really know God like the great men who have gone before us, who spoke of the depths of God. This is not to say that every musician now a days, is not good or godly. Just want to make that clear so no one misunderstands me. Let me know what you guys and gals got to recommend.

If you want hymns redone, there is a group called "Indelible Grace" who does just that. They take some really rich hymns and redo them in a more modern style.

You can listen to their newest CD here (be sure to check out the song "Abide with me": http://www.igracemusic.com/ig5/

Also, Sovereign Grace Ministries released a CD with lyrics inspired by the Puritan prayers in "Valley of Vision":
http://www.sovereigngracemusic.org/albums/category/sovereign_grace_music/valley_of_vision

Wonderful. Thank you for both responses.

No problem.

Another church that re-does old hymns is Red Mountain Church.

www.redmountainmusic.com

They have some very rich hymns to nice music. Also, they allow the downloading of individual songs. I personally like more mellow, softer music, so I have browsed through and bought some of those songs individually.

This is not exactly the same, but my friend, Erin, has recorded a number of hymns in a more modern style. Some of her songs are on sermonindex, but here is the whole lot:

[url=http://theopenlife.blogspot.com/2005/07/free-godly-music.html]Erin's Old Hymns and Original Spiritual Songs[/url]

[url=http://www.redmountainchurch.org/rmm/]Red Mountain Music[/url] has some good music also.

My favorite is the Gadsby Project
[url=http://www.redmountainchurch.org/rmm/alb/gadsby.html]http://www.redmountainchurch.org/rmm/alb/gadsby.html[/url]

KN

Another church that re-does old hymns is Red Mountain Church.

Now how did I miss that ? Sorry, it really is a great site so a double recommendation can't hurt :)

KN

theopenlife wrote:
This is not exactly the same, but my friend, Erin, has recorded a number of hymns in a more modern style. Some of her songs are on sermonindex, but here is the whole lot:

[url=http://theopenlife.blogspot.com/2005/07/free-godly-music.html]Erin's Old Hymns and Original Spiritual Songs[/url]

Been listening to Erin's music. Thank you for sharing. Wonderful.

I am very appreciative of this thread and am wondering about a possible program out there, if it even exists.
My job in the army will take me to places where instruments cannot go or great choirs of singers but would like to know if anyone has seen or knows of a hymn program that can be downloaded to ipod or other mp3 player that incorporates lyrics and music for these great hymns. I am looking to be able to go into an armory or tent and be able to play the music to a hymn and possibly display the words.

I am not looking for discussion on how to worship or any differing opinion on whether this is a viable method of worship, but rather is there software for this?

thankfully...

bump... (I didn't know what this 'bump' thing was all about until someone did it on one my posts and found out it was a great way to keep your questions in the main home page...so this is my intent here.)

The Lord has given me a way to do such a thing - but it is not simple - I build it frame by frame using Photoshop images and then use software to combine the audio and visual. The software also does the transitions. If you do not find any software to do it, let me know and I will put a few together for you. You would need to provide me with uncopyrighted music and the lyrics. I have plenty of "background" material.

Wow, dear friend, thank you for this offer and if you are serious I may very well take you up on it. i am desiring a select few and only those the highly regard our Lord Jesus and bring low our pride and flesh. the Puritan hymns come to mind and the whole gamut of links produced in this thread. However, I do not want to infringe upon copyright laws and will only use those that are freely given. If you know of places to find such music and lyrics would you PM me and we can go from there, if in fact you are earnest in your offer. I will not be offended otherwise.