Coming from a musical family, Corinne developed an interest in church music at an early age in New Zealand. In 1976 she came to Australia where she developed her interest in playing the trumpet and cornet. She played in the Avondale Brass Band for many years. She also played in the Waratah Brass, The Australian National Brass Band Champions. During this time she has also taught trumpet and cornet. She has also combined her music skills with computing to produce brass band and orchestral scores. Currently, Corinne has retired after working over sixteen years in the Avondale University Student Administration Service Admissions Office. Her love of music and her interest in Bible study gives her a unique insight into music that expands our appreciation of the lesson.
Sunday’s study opens a plethora of hymns to worship our Lord: Hymn 6, “O Worship the Lord”, (Ps 29:2) Hymn 73 “Holy, Holy, Holy”, (Rev 4:8) Hymn 246, “Worthy, Worthy Is the Lamb (Rev 5:12), naming just three. Hymn 533, “O for a Faith” encapsulates Monday’s study. We are told on Tuesday in Rev 14:6: “Go, … Continue reading –>
The hymn that asks the Lord to break down every idol or barrier to help us mend broken relationships is: Hymn 318, “Whiter Than Snow” To restore friendships (Sunday) we may sing: Hymn 480/481, “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind” along with Hymn 588, “Lord of All Nations”. We ask the Lord in: Hymn 193, “Savior, … Continue reading –>
Our Sunday study of “Under the Cross of Jesus” is shown to us in: Hymn 303, “Beneath the Cross of Jesus”. The two points that are offered to us: Christ’s death in our behalf – Hymn 184, “Jesus Paid It All” with Hymn 159, “The Old Rugged Cross”, and Unity in Christ through baptism – Hymn … Continue reading –>
The Memory Text opens our study with the enthusiastic and encouraging: Hymn 340, “Jesus Saves”. This hymn continues on into Sunday and is strengthened by: Hymn 506, “A Mighty Fortress”. A part of the name of our church is studied on Monday in the “Second Coming of Christ”. There are so many awesome hymns for … Continue reading –>
We are to make know our request “Lead on, O King Eternal”, Hymn 619 “When Conflicts Arise”. This hymn introduces our lesson study this week. We are told to “Give Me The Bible”, Hymn 272, to resolve tensions (Sabbath afternoon). This will give a resting place for our faith in Hymn 523, “My Faith Has Found … Continue reading –>
There are two hymns that are the theme of this week’s study time: Hymn 606, “Once to Every Man and Nation” and Hymn 588, “Lord of All Nations”. These hymns will then bring a conclusion in Hymn 348, “The Church Has One Foundation”. The people of God know “God Is Love”, Hymn 349 and that God gives … Continue reading –>
Our topic of the Early Church bring us our first hymn: Hymn 304, “Faith of Our Fathers”. The fellowship of the believers in the Early Church followed Hymn 469, “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms”. Another Comforter, the Holy Spirit, was sent to accompany the Early Church in their ministry, and will also today: Hymn 268, “Holy Spirit, … Continue reading –>
Our unity comes as being a member of the body of Christ: Hymn 570, “Not I, But Christ”. We are reminded on Sunday that we are all family in Christ, and therefore: “Heir of the Kingdom”, Hymn 594. “God prepared salvation before the foundation of the world” : Hymn 646, “To the Name That Brings Salvation”. … Continue reading –>
[I am late posting the Singing with Inspiration post this week because I am not in a good location for access to the Internet. Apologies to Corinne Knopper and our readers. Maurice Ashton] The Blessed Trinity in our memory text is the theme of: Hymn 73, “Holy, Holy, Holy”. At the end of the Sabbath … Continue reading –>
The first sentence in our lesson tells of asking “Israel to obey God’s instructions” Hymn 590, “Trust and Obey”. Further, in that paragraph we are exhorted to follow God’s will: Hymn 623, “I Will Follow Thee”. The last paragraph in the Sabbath Afternoon study reminds us to be faithful: Hymn 602, “O Brother, Be Faithful”. … Continue reading –>
