He left His Father’s throne above
So free so infinite His grace
Emptied Himself of all but love
And bled for Adam’s helpless race
‘Tis mercy all immense and free
For O my God it found out me

And Can It Be, That I Should Gain? 1738
By: Charles Wesley (1707-1788)

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As we continue our journey through this hymn which encourages us to be amazed at God’s love for us prepare to respond and give Him praise. Let’s tune our hearts.

Leaving the Throne Room

It is practically impossible for us to imagine what eternity at the Father’s throne must have been like. When we think of Jesus our first thoughts are usually of His earthly ministry or His sacrifice on the cross, but those years, and those moments, where but a very short part of His eternal existence. Trying to conceive of some comparison of time, eternity versus earthly ministry, helps us begin to ponder how incomprehensibly different was the atmosphere of those two realities.

We state that He left His Father’s throne with little sense of what that wold have required of Jesus. What He was leaving behind, and what He was accepting. The infinite for the finite. Powerful King to powerless infant.

He left His Father’s throne above
So free so infinite His grace

For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich. 2 Corinthians 8:9 ESV

Free and infinite grace. That is an apt description for what Jesus did when He left His Father’s throne above. He came down to make a path for us to go up. If He had not done so, there would have been no way for us to receive grace. Thank You Jesus for coming down.

Jesus came down to save us. He condescended from His place near His Father’s throne to become one of us so that He could offer His perfect life on our behalf. What must that have been like for the Son to part from the Father for the first time in eternity? Ponder this.

 

RESONATE!
Take a few moments and consider His coming down. Try to imagine what He left behind. Make this your simple prayer “Spirit, help me appreciate Jesus coming down to us.” 

To Wear A Crown of Thorns

Not only did He leave behind the glory of the Father’s throne, but we began a humble life that would end on a cruel cross. He traded the throne for thorns. From wonder to pain. From praises to insults. If leaving glory were not enough, He became a servant and then offered His life for the ones jeering Him.

He left everything behind but for one thing. Love. And love was all He needed to willingly lay down His life, having already laid down His glory.

Emptied Himself of all but love
And bled for Adam’s helpless race

But made himself nothing, taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. Philippians 2:7-8 ESV

Though He was King, He became a servant. Though He was full of all things, He emptied Himself except for love. He did this so that He could become the only sacrifice that could redeem Adam’s helpless race. He bled for us who caused His pain. What a Savior!

He poured out everything that was rightfully His, except for love. Power, glory, majesty and dominion He left behind holding only onto love. He gave up so much He deserved to take on so much He did not deserve. We were helpless, lost in sin, and He shed His blood for us.

RESONATE
Take a few moments and consider the cross as He extravagant expression of love. The Eternal King shedding His blood to ransom us. Pray a simple prayer like this one, “Jesus, thank You for Your inestimable sacrifice.”  

Jesus, thank You for shedding Your blood. I can hardly take it in, all You left behind so you could make us Yours. Hallelujah! In Jesus’ name. 

Awe-filled Tuning!

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Video 43.3 Transcript

Welcome to Tuesday Tunings at Resonant 7, where we reflect on the reality of God and resolve to let it resound in our lives, repeatedly. Let’s tune our hearts.

He left His Father’s throne above
So free so infinite His grace
Emptied Himself of all but love
And bled for Adam’s helpless race
‘Tis mercy all immense and free
For O my God it found out me

Jesus came down to save us. He condescended from His place near His Father’s throne to become one of us so that He could offer His perfect life on our behalf. What must that have been like for the Son to part from the Father for the first time in eternity? Ponder this.

Spirit, help me appreciate Jesus coming down to us.

He poured out everything that was rightfully His, except for love. Power, glory, majesty and dominion He left behind holding only onto love. He gave up so much He deserved to take on so much He did not deserve. We were helpless, lost in sin, and He shed His blood for us.

Jesus, thank You for Your inestimable sacrifice.

What He did is simply and completely mercy. He did not give us what we deserved but instead took that on Himself. He did that so that we could receive instead what we did not deserve. His gift of mercy to us is immense and free, but it cost Him everything to give it.

Father, thank You for Your mercy.

Mercy is available to all who believe. That includes you. Is that astonishing to you, that God’s mercy found you? It should be. You were lost in sin, helpless and hopeless, yet God made a way for you to be found. Good thing He did because you did not even know you were lost.

God, thank You for finding me in Your mercy.

Take a few moments to talk to Jesus about what has surfaced in your heart, or just listen to what He is saying to you, then we will sing once more.

‘Tis mercy all immense and free
For O my God it found out me

Take the awareness of God’s presence cultivated in these last few minutes into the next ones and beyond.  Until next time, Be Resonant.

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The Father’s Throne – https://www.cwgministries.org/blogs/leading-worshipers-throne-room
Bled for Adam’s Helpless Race – http://thetruth-blog.blogspot.com/2011/04/how-did-jesus-die.html

‘Tis mystery all th’Immortal dies
Who can explore His strange design
In vain the firstborn seraph tries
To sound the depths of love divine
‘Tis mercy all let earth adore
Let angel minds inquire no more

And Can It Be, That I Should Gain? 1738
By: Charles Wesley (1707-1788)

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As we continue our journey through this hymn which encourages us to be amazed at God’s love for us prepare to respond and give Him praise. Let’s tune our hearts.

Strange Design

How exactly does this work? Why would God come up with this as His plan for redemption? Can One who is Immortal even die? Did Jesus die?

Yes He did. And that is precisely what makes the Divine Design so strange. The Immortal died for mortals.

‘Tis mystery all th’Immortal dies
Who can explore His strange design

But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory. None of the rulers of this age understood this, for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. 1 Corinthians 2:7-8 ESV

There can be no mistaking the design of our redemption is strange. The Scripture makes it equally clear it was God’s design to crucify His Son for our sins. It was true eternally, but we must embrace it today.

The strange design of the mystery of redemption is one that is truly impossible to fathom. The Immortal dying for mere mortals. Though we may not come to understand it still we long to explore it, to come to some sense of understanding of His amazing love for us.

RESONATE!
Take a few moments and consider this strange design. God died for us. Make this your simple prayer “Jesus, help me explore this mystery.” 

Vain Attempts

It is hard to imagine angels failing at anything, let alone this most important of responsibilities. From the foundation of the earth they have been declaring His praise. His love is the primary message they carry.

Yet not even they can fully grasp the depth of His love or communicate it.

In vain the firstborn seraph tries
To sound the depths of love divine

When the morning stars sang together and all the sons of God shouted for joy? Job 38:7 ESV

Since the foundations of the earth were laid, the angels have been singing the praises of God. Still not even they could find an adequate expression to capture the love of God on display through His sacrifice. Will you join their song today?

Mortals are not the only ones who wrestle with God’s great plan of redemption. So to do His heavenly messengers, though even their glorious sounds are vain attempts to declare the depths of His love. How can we make it known if they can not? Still we try.

RESONATE
Take a few moments and consider the vain attempts of angels to praise God. Consider how much lower our attempts must be, yet still theirs informs ours. Pray a simple prayer like this one, “Lord, thank You for the praise of angels.”  

Jesus, thank You for dying for me. I know I can never completely communicate it still I will try. May I draw inspiration from the angels’ song. In Jesus’ name. 

Inspired Tuning!

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Video 43.2 Transcript

Welcome to Tuesday Tunings at Resonant 7, where we reflect on the reality of God and resolve to let it resound in our lives, repeatedly. Let’s tune our hearts.

‘Tis mystery all th’Immortal dies
Who can explore His strange design
In vain the firstborn seraph tries
To sound the depths of love divine
‘Tis mercy all let earth adore
Let angel minds inquire no more

The strange design of the mystery of redemption is one that is truly impossible to fathom. The Immortal dying for mere mortals. Though we may not come to understand it still we long to explore it, to come to some sense of understanding of His amazing love for us.

Jesus, help me explore this mystery.

Mortals are not the only ones who wrestle with God’s great plan of redemption. So to do His heavenly messengers, though even their glorious sounds are vain attempts to declare the depths of His love. How can we make it known if they can not? Still we try.

Lord, thank You for the praise of angels.

Even though the angels can not fully proclaim His love, all the earth is implored to adore. Though we can never adequately convey it still we must make our feeble attempts because His mercy demands it. Are you trying to find your place in the adoration? Do it today.

Spirit, help me adore.

While we are instructed to adore the angels are told to inquire no more. How interesting. Mortals who are filled with questions are encouraged to praise while angels who are filled with praise are instructed to cease their questions. Paradoxes abound, but such is our faith.

Jesus, help us walk in faith.

Take a few moments to talk to Jesus about what has surfaced in your heart, or just listen to what He is saying to you, then we will sing once more.

‘Tis mercy all let earth adore
Let angel minds inquire no more

Take the awareness of God’s presence cultivated in these last few minutes into the next ones and beyond.  Until next time, Be Resonant.

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Immortal Dies – https://www.bibleinfo.com/en/questions/why-did-jesus-have-to-die
Seraph Tries – https://www.christianity.com/wiki/angels-and-demons/who-are-the-seraphim-in-the-bible.html

And can it be that I should gain
An interest in the Savior’s blood
Died He for me who caused His pain
For me who Him to death pursued
Amazing love how can it be
That Thou my God shouldst die for me
Amazing love how can it be
That Thou my God shouldst die for me

And Can It Be, That I Should Gain? 1738
By: Charles Wesley (1707-1788)

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As we begin our journey through this hymn which encourages us to be amazed at God’s love for us prepare to respond and give Him praise. Let’s tune our hearts.

How Can I Gain an Interest In His Blood…

Amazement. If this stanza, even this entire hymn had to be described by one word it could be amazement. Wesley is amazed as He considers the love of God displayed through the sacrifice of His Son. This amazement is compounded by the fact that His sacrifice was made for the very ones who needed it.

Amazement is a feeling. Feelings can be difficult to stir from an intellectual perspective, but that is largely what has transpired here. As he thought about the sacrifice for him, required by his sin, offered freely by Jesus he is nothing short of amazed.

When did you last ponder the wonder of this unmerited transaction? Have you ever been amazed by it? Why not spend some time today to allow the Holy Spirit to do that work in your heart?

And can it be that I should gain
An interest in the Savior’s blood

In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace, Ephesians 1:7 ESV 

The writer is questioning how he could access the benefit available through the blood of Jesus Christ, knowing he was responsible for the shedding of it. We must ask the same question. How can it be that we acquire the benefit of His blood? Think about that. It is simply offered to us through faith, which is itself even a gift. Marvel at God’s kindness to you in giving you an interest in Him.

 

RESONATE!
Take a few moments and ask God to amaze you with His love. Ask Him to touch Your heart and stir your feelings. Make this your simple prayer “Jesus, I marvel at Your kindness to me.” 

When He Shed It Because of Me?

Me. Well, not all by myself, but yes I was a contributor. How? Through sin.

Your hands were not holding the nails in place. Your arms were not swinging the hammer. Your were not in the crowd mocking Him. But you might as well have been. Your sins. My sins. All sin for all time are what nailed Him there.

And to think He still died for me. Me who caused His pain. Amazing! We will get to that on Thursday.

But for today, just ponder that for a moment. Jesus was dying for the ones who had caused, were causing and even had not yet caused His pain. It is remarkable to think that He was willing to die or the very ones who caused His pain. Me. And you. And all the world.

Died He for me who caused His pain
For me who Him to death pursued

For one will scarcely die for a righteous person—though perhaps for a good person one would dare even to die— but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:7-8 ESV

What makes it so astonishing is that we get to enjoy what His pain accomplished even though we are each personally responsible for causing it. He knew that would be the case and still was willing to die for us. You may think you are not responsible, but your sin was His sentence.

You pursued Jesus to death and the cross. You would not try to spare Him even if you could once you realize His pain was our gain and the only path to it. If Jesus had not given up His life, there would be no forgiveness. Thank Jesus for dying for you

RESONATE
Take a few moments and consider your part in what earned your pardon. What did you do even today that required the cross? Pray a simple prayer like this one, “Jesus, thank You for dying for me.”  

Jesus, thank You for dying for me. Even though I was part of the reason You had to die, You still did it for me, and loved me as You did. Amaze me again today I pray. In Jesus’ name. 

Amazed Tuning!

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Video 43.1 Transcript

Welcome to Tuesday Tunings at Resonant 7, where we reflect on the reality of God and resolve to let it resound in our lives, repeatedly. Let’s tune our hearts.

And can it be that I should gain
An interest in the Savior’s blood
Died He for me who caused His pain
For me who Him to death pursued
Amazing love how can it be
That Thou my God shouldst die for me

The writer is simply astonished that He gets to benefit from the Savior’s blood. Like him, we have done nothing to earn or access that advantage. It is simply offered to us through faith, which is itself even a gift. Marvel at God’s kindness to you in giving you an interest in Him.

Jesus, I marvel at Your kindness to me.

You pursued Jesus to death and the cross. You would not try to spare Him even if you could once you realize His pain was our gain and the only path to it. If Jesus had not given up His life, there would be no forgiveness. Thank Jesus for dying for you

Jesus, thank You for dying for me.

How can God love us when we are the very cause of the sacrifice and death of His Son? His only begotten Son? If it were not for sin, original and otherwise, there would be no need for sacrifice. Jesus willingly offered His life for us knowing we are culpable for it. Amazing love!

Jesus, thank You for Your amazing love.

Is there anyone you would die for? What if the only reason you had to die was because they had done something terrible, deserving punishment? What if they had done that terrible thing to you? That is effectively what Jesus did. Died for us because we were…us. Praise Him!

Lord, I praise You for Your love.

Take a few moments to talk to Jesus about what has surfaced in your heart, or just listen to what He is saying to you, then we will sing once more.

And can it be that I should gain
An interest in the Savior’s blood
Died He for me who caused His pain
For me who Him to death pursued
Amazing love how can it be
That Thou my God shouldst die for me

Take the awareness of God’s presence cultivated in these last few minutes into the next ones and beyond.  Until next time, Be Resonant.

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The Savior’s Blood – https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/erik-raymond/the-precious-blood-of-christ/
I Caused His Pain – https://www.pammorrisonministries.com/blog/what-makes-the-blood-of-jesus-powerful/

When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation,
  And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart.
Then I shall bow, in humble adoration,
  And then proclaim: “My God, how great Thou art!”

How Great Thou Art
By: Carl Gustaf Boberg (1859-1940)

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If His work in creation and His re-creation of life on the cross were not enough to convince one of His greatness, our author turns to the consummation of the ages in Christ’s return to make His final appeal.  Are you ready for it?  Take a few minutes today to prepare yourself for eternity, ushered in by the second coming of Jesus.  Tune your heart to be ready to join the song of praise that will ring across all time and space.

When Christ Shall Come

We are His people between His advent’s.  He came once.  He will come again.  And when He does He will take us to be with Him forever, never to be separated again.  That after all is the definition of heaven, eternal bliss in the very presence of our Lord.

For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. 1 Thessalonians 4:16 ESV

There is an interesting trinity here.

1. A Cry of Command
2. The Voice of An Archangel
3. The Sound of the Trumpet

The latter two are more straightforward.  An archangel will lift a voice to declare His return.  The angel is not named but what a privilege that will be.  Angel voices are often compared to trumpets in the Scripture.  I believe this is because there are so powerful and unearthly, that the writers struggle to adequately describe them.  This will be a heavenly trumpet blast announcing Christ’s return.  Again every trumpeter of faith would love to have the privilege to sound that call.

This leaves “a cry of command”. I think it may be tied to the last part of the verse.  Maybe it is Jesus’ call for the dead in Christ to rise, similar to the authority He demonstrated with Lazarus.  After all, the old quip was that if Jesus had not said, “Lazarus, come out” that all the faithful who died in faith would have been resurrected then and there.

No matter how you look at it He is coming back.  The writer says “When”, not”If”.  Our confidence declares He is coming back.

Are you convinced He is coming back?  Do you live like you are convinced, or is it just an idea?  Take a few moments and ponder if you are truly ready to hear the voice of the archangel, and the trumpet blast.  Ask Jesus to help you prepare for His cry of command.

With Shout of Acclamation

I think this is a great reference to the voice of the archangel.  Actually I was fascinated as I was searching the Scriptures at how well these first two lines parallel these two verses from I Thessalonians 4.  He is coming back, announced by the archangel voice, and we will be with Him forever.  What joy!

Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord.  1 Thessalonians 4:17 ESV

Acclamation is an unusual word.  Here it means loud and enthusiastic approval, welcoming and honoring Jesus.  You probably knew that.  What you may not have know, and I will be honest I did not, was that it can also mean “an overwhelming affirmative vote by cheers, shouts, or applause rather than by ballot.”

What struck me about that was the fact that there was no ballot.  Though I understand that means that the approval is so significant a counting of ballots is unnecessary, I first read it to mean simply that there was no ballot.  This made sense because it is not as if earth get a vote.  While we long for His return since it will be such a wonderful day for people of faith, it will be a dreadful day for the faithless.

All the same, they do not get a vote.

We have the incredible privilege of being among those who will be joining that acclamation, but not because of anything we have done.  It is a gift of grace.  Thank Jesus that you can look forward to His return because it will be a joyful occasion for you.

Take Me Home

I think believers often imagine that when we get to our eternal home, heaven, we will sit around on clouds singing and and playing harps forever.  That is actually not a very Biblical view.  Though the Thessalonian passage says we will be caught up in the clouds and meet Him in the air, it does not say we will stay there.

It is clear in revelation there will be a wedding celebration, with feasting.  We know that God will create a new heaven and new earth.  I would contend why would we need a new earth if we are going to reside in heaven alone?

Do you see my point?

When Jesus takes us “home” I imagine there will be earthly qualities to that place, albeit perfect.  That is why I chose the image which portrays heaven and earth because both will be a part of that existence.  I have my own little, personal take that.

I am from West Virginia and we have a song that expresses what it feels like to have been away from home and be returning.  If you are not familiar with it, it is called Take Me Home, Country Roads, by John Denver.  Of course my capacity to understand heaven is limited by my experience of “Almost Heaven, West Virginia”, but it is also informed by it.

What I mean by that is as much as God will create a new earth, I believe the best of this one will be somehow present there.  Or to say it another way, the very best of this life is a shadow of what it to come.  You can not completely describe something if you have only seen its shadow, but you have some idea at the very least.

I am not encouraging you to fashion heaven entirely in your own mind, but use your sanctified imagination and let the Spirit lead you.  I believe that is part of the joy that will fill our hearts, the fulfillment of our deepest longings, in terms of the place of our home, not to mention the company we will keep, which is ultimately what make it heaven in the first place.

Your sin has been taken away, but do you chase after it sometimes?  You can die to sin and live righteousness, but you will need the help of the Holy Spirit to do so consistently.  Ask Him for that help right now.

Jesus, thank You the promise that You will one day return and take us to be with You.  Help me to long for that coming today.  In Jesus name.  Amen.

Joyful Tuning!

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Video 42.4 Transcript, 10.4 REPLAYED

Welcome to Tuesday Tunings at Resonant 7, where we reflect on the reality of God and resolve to let it resound in our lives, repeatedly. Let’s tune our hearts.

When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation,
  And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart.
Then I shall bow, in humble adoration,
  And then proclaim: “My God, how great Thou art!”

He is coming back.  Just as certainly as He came as the babe in the manger, He will come back as the Lord of all.  And it will not only be angels expressing loud and enthusiastic approval, but all of creation. Will you tune your heart today in preparation for that day?

Jesus help me tune my heart in preparation.

He is coming back, not to make His home in us, but to take us to our eternal home with Him.  The joy that will fill our hearts that day as we realize in full the hope we have today is impossible to imagine.  Ask Jesus to help you long for that day.

Jesus, help me long for Your return.

I like to imagine what that will be like when I am finally in the presence of my Savior and my God, including what my response will be.  Bowing in humble adoration seems like an appropriate one. Humble yourself before Him today, so you are ready for that one.

Lord, I humble myself before You today.

But I will not only bow, I will also declare “My God how great You are!” amid many other expressions of praise and worship.  I am so thankful I can practice for those moments by choosing to worship now. Are you regularly practicing your praise?

Take a few moments to talk to Jesus about what has surfaced in your heart, or just listen to what He is saying to you, then we will sing once more.

Sing

Take the awareness of God’s presence cultivated in these last few minutes into the next ones and beyond.  Until next time, Be Resonant.

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When Christ Shall Come – https://stephensizer.com/2016/01/speeding-christs-return/
With Shout of Acclamation – https://escapetoreality.org/2016/11/24/when-is-the-second-coming/
Take My Home – https://pixabay.com/photos/cliff-adventure-above-hiking-1822484/
What Joy Shall FIll My Heart – https://pixabay.com/photos/country-road-forest-road-country-1149667/