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Please someone help me. I'm so depressed. I just feel like I don't matter, and nothing matters. I want to be free, but I'm stuck in this body... I just want to let go.

guitar is just like jesus christ from brand new i love that

The intro is so similar to Portishead's Over

this song gives me an urge to shitpost at the speed of light

if i hear this song i have to fink at my friend that died :'(

Im glad that glee didnt sing this song

Listen to this song and think of the ending of prison break.. gosh... I'm crying RIP Michael Scofield :((

Sometimes when im sad, i immagine that i've got a secret island and i can visit it whenever i want. I stay there for a couple of months living in peace in a house very close to the ocean that i built out of bamboo. It has a little net between 2 palm trees and when it's a sunny day i lay there lookin to the ocean. Then i come back to "Earth" and realize how sad i am again.

Cast thy burden upon the Lord, And He shall sustain thee. He never will suffer the righteous to fall; He is at thy right hand. Thy mercy, Lord, is great and far above the heav'ns; Let none be made ashamed that wait upon Thee.

I love this hymn, it's so powerful given its lyrics, author, and history. I've been listening to this almost everyday. Thanks so much! I like the picture too- good visual. 

Thank you for posting. Many blessings. :)

nowadays many churchs doens t sing these hymns...they are wonderful

Awesome!!!

The one hymn that most symbolizes the Protestant Reformation is "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." In it, Martin Luther proclaims his confidence in God and rallies all Christians to war against evil. Basing his words on Psalm 46, he victoriously states "We will not fear, for God has willed His truth to triumph through us." Those persecuted and martyred for their convictions during the Reformation sang these words. Luther understood the power of evil: After he posted his ninety-five theses on the door of Wittenberg's Castle in 1517, he faced years of trials and persecution, he was excommunicated from the Roman church, and he continually faced threats against his life and his freedom. Other reformers had been persecuted and burned at the stake. But he also knew "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in danger" (Psalm 46:1) and so he wrote "A Mighty Fortress is our God," proclaiming boldly that "the prince of darkness grim, we tremble not for him . . . one little word shall fell him." Since he wrote it in 1529, Luther's hymn has been translated into nearly every language. There are said to be over eighty English translations alone to this hymn, but the version most used in the United States is the translation by Frederic Henry Hedge in 1852.

Thanks to whoever made this playlist. Your seeds are falling on fertile ground! Music stirs the soul and leads people to the cross. God bless you!!! Peace and love through Christ Jesus our Lord and Saviour!

I'm not a christian. But I love this hymn. God is love...It doesn't get any simpler 

Praise the most highest. JEHOVAH GOD. Aleluya.

I lost my dear, sweet daughter, Tracy, on her twenty-eighth birthday last March 5. She was born with forty-seven chromosomes in each of her cells (Down syndrome), and she never hurt anyone nor did she have a mean bone in her body. She was the third of my children who preceded me in death. I take great solace in the absolute knowledge that I will see them again soon.