Kutless – Million Dollar Man
My first introduction to Kutless was a decade ago from their live album Live from Portland.  It blew me away! Songs like Sea of Faces, Pride Away, and Troubled Heart pulled at my heartstrings. I
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Hillsong Young & Free – P E A C E
As mentioned in my review of So Will I (100 BIllion X), Hillsong Young & Free are one of many bands born out of the Hillsong church in Sydney, Australia. This particular group comprises
Lecrae – Dirty Water
Of all the admittedly few Christian rap artists that I have heard of, my Christian friends recommend Lecrae. When I searched on Google for a good song to review, Dirty Water popped in the result
Website Updates – April 11, 2018
Hello to the ten’s and ten’s of you following this blog! I have three major updates for all reviews up to this date. We received permission from Capitol CMG Publishing to post lyrics
Kelly Carpenter – Draw Me Close
When I was growing up, this song was a staple at my local congregation. I had no idea who the artist was. I assumed that Michael W. Smith wrote the lyrics to this ditty.Â
Petra – He Came, He Saw, He Conquered
Christ is Risen! In honor of Resurrection Day, I will review one of my favorite songs about the resurrection of Jesus Christ: Petra’s He Came, He Saw, He Conquered. For those who are unfamiliar with
MercyMe – I Can Only Imagine
Words cannot describe the impact that MercyMe’s I Can Only Imagine has had on the world. Despite its blatant Christian message, it crossed over into mainstream media about 2 years after its initial release. As
Hozier – Take Me to Church
Many of you might be wondering why I am reviewing Hozier’s Take Me to Church. Hozier is not a Christian artist; However, two people have requested a review of this song. Upon examining the lyrics
U2 – 40
Released in 1983, U2’s hit song 40 was originally intended to gain exposure during Germany’s Loreley Festival. It water released as the final track on their album War. U2’s lead singer, Bono, has this to
Lauren Daigle – Trust in You
I reviewed O’Lord from Lauren Daigle’s album How Can It Be with a favorable score. Permit me to post again the main theme of this album: “There’s a continuing theme on this record—trust,” says