By Brenton Brown Sometimes it feels as if the burdens of this life are just too heavy to bear. Sometimes they weigh down on us so hard that the thought of anyone being able to carry them seems ludicrous. And then realizing that this kind of suffering is occurring across the world in thousands ofContinue reading “Amazing God, You Can Bear the Weight of Every Heavy Heart”
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Review:: The Glo Digital Bible and The Mosaic Bible
I’ve written before that I love reviewing Bibles and I have two I’ve been using that are extremely useful and visually appealing. While the Word of God is just as powerful in black and white text on thin white paper with red letters for Jesus’ words, it’s nice when publishers go a little further toContinue reading “Review:: The Glo Digital Bible and The Mosaic Bible”
Review :: Wonder of the World – Rush of Fools
By Clay W. Ginn Coming off a somewhat out of nowhere debut, Rush of Fools returns with their sophomore release, Wonder of the World. A wonderfully consistent recording, the new CD showcases an acoustic-based, modern rock sound. This talented quintet from Birmingham, Ala. has crafted an aurally mesmerizing sound, not soft enough for adult contemporary,Continue reading “Review :: Wonder of the World – Rush of Fools”
Review :: Hello Love – Chris Tomlin
By Alyssa Bjornstad Hello Love (sixstepsrecords) affirms yet again that Chris Tomlin is more than a songwriter and musician; he is a worshiper. This album emerges in a different way than Tomlin’s previous solo albums (The Noise We Make, Not to Us, Arriving, Live from Austin Music Hall, See the Morning). At first listen, manyContinue reading “Review :: Hello Love – Chris Tomlin”
Take 5 with Anthony Evans
By Amy Sondova With vocals that are smooth as silk, Anthony Evans continues to redefine his identity as an artist with his latest album The Bridge, which includes the beautiful acoustic melody “Meaningless,” covers of worship songs “Here I Am To Worship” and “Blessed Be Your Name,” and the original song, “The Way You LoveContinue reading “Take 5 with Anthony Evans”
The Thrill of the Puddle Jump
I find summer storms thrilling–the dramatic thunderolls, flashes of lightning, the downpour of rain, and the smell of the earth. While the world is storming, suddenly I feel at peace. Once the storm ends and the sun reappears, rainbows are scattered throughout the sky and huge puddles dot the earth. Besides being a dramatic outletContinue reading “The Thrill of the Puddle Jump”
Roar A New Song
By Amy Sondova I’ve recently come to this startling conclusion–I don’t like worship music, at least most of it. I find the driving, happy beat annoying, the simple lyrics uninteresting, and the loudness of it all less than “worshipful”. I’ve always been a girl who thought God appreciated the simple song of a little childContinue reading “Roar A New Song”
Review: I Will Go–Starfield
3.25.08 Release By Amy Sondova Creating music for a new generation, Starfield’s latest album, I Will Go, inspires listeners to join a soul revival. Packed with deep lyrics pulled directly from the fiery tongues of biblical prophets combined with pulsating music and skillful guitar, the songs boldly take listeners into a worship experience. Released MarchContinue reading “Review: I Will Go–Starfield”
Review: We Need Each Other by Sanctus Real
Album Released 2.18.08 By Amy Sondova Sanctus Real’s fourth album, We Need Each Other, is a voice crying in the wilderness of a society full of disconnectedness and despair. Focusing on the themes of community, unity, family, and wholeness, the songs on the album don’t seek to mend fences. Rather, Sanctus Real is rippingContinue reading “Review: We Need Each Other by Sanctus Real”
She is Beloved 