Song of the Great Awakening by Daniel Pruitt in the Key of F

A hymn remembering Great Awakening movements in North America, focusing on heartfelt preaching, conviction of sin, and renewed emphasis on personal conversion. It reflects on both emotional response and lasting church renewal.

Opening line of Song of the Great Awakening: Across the rivers and meetinghouses a cry of mercy rose above the rustle of the trees.

Closing line of Song of the Great Awakening: Awaken us from cold religion to living trust that bears fruit in love and justice.

Bible Verses Related to Song of the Great Awakening: Ephesians 5:14 | John 3:3-8

Thoughts about Song of the Great Awakening: This hymn reflects on eighteenth century revivals where itinerant preachers called listeners to new birth in Christ. It notes emotional responses and lasting changes in church life including new schools and mission efforts. The devotional aim is to seek renewal grounded in Scripture and expressed in daily life, balancing heartfelt faith with ethical transformation.

Thoughts about Song of the Great Awakening by famous people:

Jonathan Edwards | True religion is a fire that warms the heart and reforms the life