When we sing “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” we include the lines, “The Rod of Jesse” and “The Key of David.” Do you know what those phrases mean?

Revive Our Hearts

Come Adore, Episode 2 of 8

Why do we decorate with lights around Christmas? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says lights are not only festive—they’re very meaningful. She’ll explain why, as she unpacks the name of Jesus, “The Dayspring from on High.”

Come Adore, Episode 3 of 8

O Emmanuel

O Dayspring

O Key of David

O Rod of Jesse's Stem

O Lord

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O Come, O Come Emmanuel (violin cover)

The Sigdrifa prayer sung to a known hymn's tune 
To honour the return of the sun during the dark cold winter months.

Hęill dagr,
hęilir dags synir,
hęil nótt ok nipt;
óręiðum augum
lítið okr þinig
ok gefið sitjǫndum sigr.

Hęilir æsir,
hęilar ǫ́synjur,
hęil sjá hin fjǫlnýta fold,
mál ok manvit
gefið okr mærum tvęim
ok læknishęndr, meðan lifum.

English 

Hail, day!
Hail, sons of day!
And night and her daughters
With loving eyes 
Look upon us 
And grant us victory.

Hail to the gods!
Hail to the goddesses! 
And all the generous giving earth. 
Grant us wisdom
Good speech 
And healing hands for all our lives.





O come Sigdrifa

A spooky little garageband take on a Christmas carol.

O Come Emmanuel

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