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What does worship mean to you? With their latest album, Pocket Full of Rocks aims to show us that worship is More Than Noise.
When you begin to listen to this album, you will be plugged in to a powerful worship experience. I found the style of music to be a nice blend of rock and praise and worship. Other people may see it differently.
After the earthquake in Haiti, well known evangelist Pat Robertson tried to explain the cause of the whole situation basically claiming that the earthquake was a result of God’s wrath.
Like I’ve said before, Pat Robertson is like that embarrassing uncle that we all have. We have to love him, because that is what God commands us to do, but he really makes it tough sometimes by saying off the wall and crazy stuff.
Another disastrous earthquake hit Chile this past weekend. Fortunately Uncle Pat has yet to publicly comment on the situation. There is a hoax going around the internet that he did. This article explains the real story.
I put together a couple of tips that may help people get through the auditions for BET’s Sunday Best. You may find them helpful or you could just view this as random babble. You be the judge. Let me know what you think.
If you are looking to add more praise and worship albums to your collection, then I have another candidate for you. After listening to Adoration by Brenton Brown, I discovered a solid project with some very good songs.
I absolutely love, love, love the song Amazing God. This worship song is great at exalting the name of the Lord. After listening to it, I’m sure you will find it highly effective for both person and corporate worship. In my opinion, some other standout songs on this album are Adoration and Holy.
Tangle.com, the world’s largest Christian online community, announced a multi-year licensing agreement with Christian recorded music, distribution, and music publishing company EMI Christian Music Group (EMI CMG) for audio and video streaming, giving users of the world’s largest online Christian community unlimited access to some of the biggest names in gospel music – including TobyMac, Chris Tomlin, Steven Curtis Chapman, Amy Grant, Jeremy Camp, Newsboys, Underoath, David Crowder*Band, Thousand Foot Krutch, Matthew West and Bill & Gloria Gaither.
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