Standing On The Promises / This We Know | Cover By Bethel Ag Band Now

The medley combines two distinct songs that share a central theme: the unwavering faithfulness of God’s Word.

"This We Know" was popularized through the Passion movement. It is often cited as a song of "active hope," particularly for those facing long-term struggles. The bridge——is a direct response to the biblical promise that God’s plans are for good even when they aren't immediately understood. About the Hymns: Standing on the Promises The medley combines two distinct songs that share

Russell Kelso Carter was a professor at a military academy when he wrote "Standing On The Promises". At age 30, he faced a critical heart condition that doctors could not treat. He turned to prayer and made a commitment to God's service, eventually experiencing a miraculous recovery and living another 49 years. The song's rhythmic, marching style reflects his military background and his "active" choice to trust God's promises despite physical weakness. The Modern Anthem The bridge——is a direct response to the biblical

: Written in 1886 by Russell Kelso Carter, this hymn is known for its "martial" or march-like energy. He turned to prayer and made a commitment

Declaring that we will see the "enemy run" because God is unfailing. The "Spirit's sword" and "love's strong cord."

A "guide through the wilderness" and "joy in the heaviness." 2 Corinthians 1:20 ("Yes and Amen"). God's ways being "higher than our own." 📖 The Story Behind the Music The Hymn's Origin

The cover of by the Bethel AG Band is a modern worship medley that bridges a 19th-century classic with a contemporary anthem. Performed by the Bethel AG Church International Worship Centre in Bangalore, India, this arrangement highlights a seamless transition between old-school gospel fervor and modern rhythmic worship. 🎵 Song Overview & Structure