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(17)Your kids will learn 20 Scripture verses by heart as they sing along with Steve Green and friends! Playlist: 1. Let The Little Children Come 2. Do To Other 3. This Is How We Know 4. Overcome Evil With Good 5. When I Am Afraid 6. Children Obey Your Parents 7. Our Father In Heaven 8. And Jesus Grew 9. Believe In The Lord 10. You Are The Light Of The World 11. Keep Your Tongue From Evil 12. You Shall Love The Lord 13. Hosanna! 14. Where Two Or Three 15. I Can Do All Things 16. Trust In The Lord 17. Without Complaining 18. For All Have Sinned/God So Loved 19. Even A Child 20. Your Word Is A Lamp
(16)Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 11/18/2008
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(18)After a very impressive debut as a new artist, 4 dove nominations, including a win for New Artist of the Year in 2010, and several hit singles at Christian radio, Sidewalk Prophets has much to be grateful for.
They ve logged many miles in their "Van Gogh," bringing their signature sound to stages across the country. With very direct, vertical lyrics, songs like "The Words I Would Say," "You Can Have Me," and "You Love Me Anyway," are reaching people with their poignant messages and themes of grace and redemption. On this deluxe edition of their 2009 debut, These Simple Truths, listeners will hear one additional song, along with acoustic versions of two favorites.
Produced by Ed Cash (Chris Tomlin, Leeland, Chris August), This Is What We Believe retains a poetic simplicity, even amidst a warm and sometimes adventurous sound architecture. It's vintage Aaron Shust, to be sure, but with Cash at the helm, the familiar textures seem to fall together in new ways.
"Ed really pushed me out of my comfort zone," Aaron explains. "He could hear possibilities in the melodies and even in my voice that I hadn't explored before. He had me singing more passionately, less precisely, higher, louder and even more quietly than I ever had before. And it worked. This Is What We Believe is an honest reflection of who I am as an artist, but Ed managed to draw that out and express it in ways that never would have occurred to me. It was a great collaboration."
The dynamic of that collective chemistry seems to have yielded Aaron's strongest collection of songs to date. The entire project feels seamless and intentional, including standout recordings like the hauntingly accessible "My Hope Is In You" (written by April Geesbreght), and the lose-yourself-in-the-moment singability of "Your Majesty".
(3)Buy one, give one! We've taken inspiration from God's perfect plan for seeds dispersal and designed packaging intended to facilitate the spreading of Seeds. Each package of Seeds of Purpose album includes two identical full-length CDs. So simply tear the CD cover in half and share a complete packaged album with a friend nearby or far away. You get to take part in spreading Seeds--helping take God's Word to as many homes as possible. Both parents and kids will love the music. The lyrics are God's own Word, straight from the NIV. It's the perfect way to sing, dance, and make a joyful noise unto the Lord, while planting His Word forever in your heart and mind. Enjoy Seeds of Purpose and learn 12 Scriptures that express God's wonderful purpose for us! Recommended for all ages.
Sainthood Reps' debut album "Monoculture" is a work influenced by early 90's post-hardcore and contemporary post-rock as well as other artistic avenues, with much of the lyrical content derived from historical perspective gathered via films and books rather than personal experience. Recorded in their native Long Island with producer Mike Sapone (Brand New, Crime in Stereo, The Xcerts), the album achieves a balance between jagged, uneasy, sometimes harsh distortion and fuzz and a sound that feels equally ethereal, reflective and progressive.
3 days in the top 100 Come To The Well is an appeal to Christians to let the "living water" of Christ well up in us, overflowing into the relationships we have around us (spouse, parent, child, neighbor, stranger), both inside the church and beyond.
Inspired by the story of Jesus talking to the woman at the well, the title track illuminates the album's main theme. "She thought she was standing by a well talking to a man, but really she was standing by a hole in the ground and she was talking to the well," frontman Mark Hall says. "We come to Jesus and we have already got our well. We have already got what we think is going to sustain us and we come to him to bless our thing so our thing will work even better for us. Jesus isn't a sprinkle. He is life. That s the central teaching moment of the record."
978 days in the top 100 (28)CD How Great Thou Art
Following in the footsteps of the group's massive hit, "Let The Waters Rise" and 4 Dove Award nominations for their debut album, MIKESCHAIR returns with their Curb sophomore release, A Beautiful Life. The new album features the hit, "Someone Worth Dying For" along with melodic rock tracks that the group is quickly becoming known for. Additional standout tracks include the title track, "A Beautiful Life" and "All For You".
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