Stuart K. Hine – How Great Thou Art
It’s been a while since I chose my own song to review. Lately, I’ve been listening to great hymns, including Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!, All Creatures of our God and King, and
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Lauren Daigle – Come Alive (Dry Bones)
If you may recall, I ran a guaranteed Lauren Daigle review poll towards the end of February, clearing out much of my queue and filling an extra slot not previously filled. The top voted
April Poll II – Vote for Future Reviews
Thank you for helping me test the new polling system! I inquired regarding your favorite color. 20 of you responded, with Blue as the clear winner, with Green and Purple tied for second. I’m
Thomas Chisholm – Great Is Thy Faithfulness
I was going to start this post by describing the band Austin Stone Worship (formerly Austin Stone), how much like other artists reviewed in the past, including Hillsong and Passion, they are a church-based
Lauren Daigle – Rescue
Lauren Daigle is gaining more and more popularity over the radio soundwaves, in sales, and concert tickets. She is also gaining more Berean Test reviews! Thus far, I have done 4 of them, including
Testing New Polling Plugin
I apologize for my last poll. It was a disaster! The plugin “WP-Polls” stopped working with the latest WordPress update. Nonetheless, some of you responded in the comments, placing the following in my review
Phil Wickham – Living Hope
My church played this song recently and I fell in love with it. As I worshipped God with hundred’s of others in our congregation, I knew immediately I had to review Living Hope. I
Hillsong Worship – New Wine
With 11 separate Hillsong reviews out of the way, I can safely say that I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. Most of it has been good thus far; However, no artist
John Mark Mcmillan – How He Loves
Anyone who has been voting in my polls may notice that How He Loves was not one of the options. In fact, three separate people requested this one under the artist “David Crowder”; However,
Audrey Assad – Good To Me
Audrey Assad began her music career while attending college at 19, working odd jobs and performing at local venues to support herself. She broke into the music industry after meeting Christian artist Matt Maher,