Our Music - Redeemer Records
“Addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs,
singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart.”
— Ephesians 5:19
Scripture-Saturated Songs for the Church
At Redeemer Records, we write hymns to serve Christ’s church — not for performance, but for proclamation.
Each song is crafted to be theologically clear, biblically rooted, and musically singable, helping the people of God to worship in spirit and in truth.
We believe that the gathered church is formed by what it sings. That’s why our hymns are filled with the Word of God, centred on the gospel of Christ, and shaped to build up the body in faith, hope, and love.
These are songs not for the stage, but for the sanctuary — songs to carry the truths of Scripture into the hearts and mouths of God’s people.
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“Through Him then let us continually offer up a sacrifice of praise to God, that is, the fruit of lips that acknowledge His name.”
— Hebrews 13:15
Featured Hymns
By Your Grace and For Your Glory
Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson
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“By Your Grace and For Your Glory” is a hymn rooted in the vision of the early church in Acts 2:42–47 — a vision of a people shaped by the gospel, gathered around the Word, united in worship, marked by generosity, and propelled into mission.
This song gives voice to the church’s identity: not as a social institution or performance culture, but as the redeemed community of Christ — gathered by grace, scattered with purpose, and growing by the sovereign work of God.
Every line is written to align the mouths of the church with the message of the Scriptures — so that what we sing will form what we love, and what we love will shape how we live. It is a prayer that our local churches would be living pictures of God's grace and reflections of His glory.
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Acts 2:42-47
CCLI Song ID: 7262063
Behind the Hymn: By Your Grace and For Your Glory
Writers Stephanie Screen and Ben Harte Hutchinson share the story and theology behind this Acts 2–inspired hymn. Discover how it reflects the life of the church — gathered, scattered, and growing — and why rich, Scripture-shaped lyrics matter in congregational worship.
Copyright & Licensing Statement
© 2025 Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson. All rights reserved.
This hymn is registered with CCLI. Churches and ministries with an active CCLI licence may reproduce and use this hymn in worship services, livestreams, and internal distributions. Please report usage under CCLI Song ID: 7262063.
For all other uses — including commercial recordings, published print materials, new arrangements, or translations — , please contact:
enquiries@redeemerrecords.com
The Word from
Age to Age
Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson
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“The Word from Age to Age” is a hymn of reverence and renewal — a fresh setting of timeless truths that honour the Scriptures as God’s enduring voice to His people. Drawing inspiration from Bishop William W. How’s 19th-century text “O Word of God Incarnate”, this version offers newly adapted lyrics and an entirely original melody.
Shaped by the language of 2 Timothy 3:14–17, this hymn lifts up the Word of God as the church’s light across generations: inspired, sufficient, and Christ-revealing. Each verse presents a perspective of the Bible as both a divine gift and a daily guide that speaks into every age with unchanging authority and life-giving power.
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The music, written for congregational worship, pairs poetic reverence with melodic clarity — offering churches a new and singable way to proclaim the centrality of Scripture in life and liturgy.
The Word from Age to Age is more than a hymn of reflection — it is a declaration of allegiance to God’s Word, and a prayer that the church would remain rooted in truth, shaped by grace, and faithful in witness from generation to generation.
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2 Timothy 3:14-17
CCLI Song ID: 7263500
Copyright & Licensing Statement
© 2025 Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson. All rights reserved.
This hymn is registered with CCLI. Churches and ministries with an active CCLI licence may reproduce and use this hymn in worship services, livestreams, and internal distributions. Please report usage under CCLI Song ID: 7263500.
For all other uses — including commercial recordings, published print materials, new arrangements, or translations — , please contact:
enquiries@redeemerrecords.com
May You Be Glorified
Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson
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“May You Be Glorified” is a reflective hymn of surrender, drawing on the language and spirit of Anna Waring’s 1850 text “If Thou Be Glorified.”
Resonating with Mark 9:33–37, where Jesus calls His disciples to humility and servanthood, this hymn unfolds as a prayer to be made low — to serve quietly, in faithful self-giving love, seeking no honour but Christ’s.
Each verse gives voice to a life laid down to Christ: asking for quiet strength rooted in the security of God’s providence, contentment in obscurity, and joy in unseen obedience. The chorus frames the posture of the whole song: “Lord, by your Spirit lead my life, and wear away my heart of pride. O form in me the heart of Christ; may You be glorified.”
The arrangement is intimate and reverent, drawing listeners into a place of stillness and prayer. It offers not spectacle, but sanctuary: a space to reflect, to respond, and to join in quiet worship and surrender to Christ.
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Mark 9:33-37
CCLI Song ID: 7263505
Copyright & Licensing Statement
© 2025 Stephanie Screen & Ben Harte Hutchinson. All rights reserved.
This hymn is registered with CCLI. Churches and ministries with an active CCLI licence may reproduce and use this hymn in worship services, livestreams, and internal distributions. Please report usage under CCLI Song ID: 7263505.
For all other uses — including commercial recordings, published print materials, new arrangements, or translations — , please contact:
enquiries@redeemerrecords.com
Coming Soon
More hymns are being written and recorded. We are prayerfully preparing new songs to serve the church with Scripture-rich worship.
Resources will be added here as each hymn is released.
Check back soon to be the first to hear.
“Sing to the LORD, bless His name; tell of His salvation from day to day.” — Psalm 96:2
