Daywind Records
Release Date: April 20th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Jason Crabb– Unexpected (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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FLASHBACK FRIDAYS: WEEK 13 (Response by Phil Wickham; and Born Again by Newsboys)- So…now that we know that we are unconditionally loved, what is our response? What does it mean to be ‘born again’?
Last time on Flashback Fridays, I delved into what I reckon is one of today’s most thought about ‘questions’ (it may not even be a question if it is something we’re all not voicing aloud!) of- am I loved, and am I accepted despite everything I have and haven’t done. Linking that back to the unconditional love that Jesus has for us, as evidenced by everything Jesus has done for us, heard in many songs in Diamonds from Hawk Nelson; I reckon that it’s time that this week I expand upon what I believe to be one topic that still needs to be explored more and more.
Sanctus Real – Changed
Provident Label Group
Release Date: April 27th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
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One Sonic Society – Great Is Thy Faithfulness [Beginning To End] (Single)
Provident Label Group
Release Date: April 20th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
One Sonic Society– Great Is Thy Faithfulness [Beginning To End] (feat. Mike Weaver) (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Caitie Hurst – How Could I Be Silent (Single)
Centricity Music
Release Date: April 20th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Caitie Hurst– How Could I Be Silent (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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FLASHBACK FRIDAYS: WEEK 12 (Diamonds by Hawk Nelson)- Are we truly loved, no matter what? Can we be ‘too far gone’ from unconditional love?
“…So go ahead and live like you’re loved
It’s ok to act like you’ve been set free
His love has made you more than enough
So go ahead and be who he made you to be
And live like you’re loved
Live like you’re loved…”
Hawk Nelson- “Live Like You’re Loved” (Diamonds, 2015)
There’s a question that has been swirling in my mind all of this week, relating to the theme of the previous Flashback Fridays blog. You know how in last week’s blog I spoke about the hard and deep questions that we all need to ask, but sometimes are afraid to, versus the easy and superficial questions that maybe aren’t that necessary, but we ask in abundance anyway? At the end I alluded to the fact that this week I will continue to talk about questions, and maybe certain questions in specific, and that’s exactly what I’m doing. But all throughout this week, though at times I was busy at the café, other times I pondered and reflected, and struggled to come up with a theme of what to talk about this week. Then today it hit me. Why don’t I highlight the question that we’re all inwardly asking ourselves, no matter our gender, race, socioeconomic status, religion, political views etc?
Carrie Underwood – Cry Pretty (Single)
UMG Recordings
Release Date: April 11th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Carrie Underwood– Cry Pretty (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
FLASHBACK FRIDAYS: WEEK 11 (The Beautiful Letdown by Switchfoot)- Why do we ask so many questions, and what does it mean to be truly human?
Let me ask you a question, before we get into this blog. Before I say something deep and meaningful, before I say something inspiring, and something that will hopefully be impacting in your upcoming week or the upcoming month, the upcoming year, or even the rest of your life. Do you reckon, that as a society, we ask too many questions? I mean let’s be pragmatic, and let’s think about it.
Kim Walker-Smith – On My Side (Live)
Jesus Culture Music/Capitol Christian Music Group
Release Date: April 6th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
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FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW – SANCTUS REAL’S “CHANGED”
It’s always bittersweet when a lead singer leaves a band, because the band in question is then in a stage of flux, with the remaining members unsure how to move forward, whether they promote a new lead singer from within, get a new voice from outside the band, or just quit all together.
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