Travis Cottrell has been around since 1992, releasing several solo albums and collaborated with Don Moen, MercyMe, and Max Lucado on several albums. Below is a full list: Solo albums The Deep (2001) Unashamed
I chose this request specifically because East to West is a heavy metal song. While I have done a few reviews from the alternative metal band Disciple, Wolves at the Gate’s music is much
On May 27, 2019, I was contacted by Reverend Wayne Morgan, lead pastor of The Shores Community Church in Victoria Harbour, Ontario. He found my website as part of his research for his upcoming
We’re back again with another Phil Wickham review! This will be my third, following the amazing scores from This Is Amazing Grace and Living Hope. I have high hopes for Great Things! Also, check
This is another favorite song sung at my congregation. I gave How He Loves a low rating, so perhaps King Of My Heart will do better. This one was co-written with John’s wife, Sarah
Thank you for voting on my first July poll! We had some interesting results, with two ties! Below are the top four results: Bethel Music – One Thing Remains Phil Wickham – Your Love Awakens
Hillsong United’s Not Today marks my 16th Hillsong review to date. They are the most popular artist requested for review. Below is a list of some of my high-scoring favorites: So Will I Oceans
Let us get one thing clear: Depeche Mode is not a Christian band. They often sing about religion, spirituality, and life struggles, but don’t expect to see Christianity overflowing within their music like most
I received a request to review Home is Where You Are by one of its authors, Paul Stokes. Going by the band name “The Straw Men”, Gaz and he started writing music 17 years
Elevation Worship has been busy lately with their latest release: Paradoxology. I am assuming that this is the study of paradoxes? Maybe not. This will be my fourth review of an Elevation Worship song.