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The new album, “Wonder of the World” by Rush of Fools sounds great and should be hitting stores on September 16th or around that date. Lots of new worship songs on this album release as well. You can pre-order the CD now on their website for $9.99.
I’ve added the release to the Christian Music Fan calendar so you’ll be reminded of that as well.
You can visit the Rush of Fools website for more details about the group and to see when they’ll be coming to a city near you for a concert.

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Another album I’ve been listening to is “This Is My Story” by David Frush.
David serves as the minister to junior high students and the student ministry worship leader at The Heights Baptist Church in Richardson, TX.
This album delivers and transports you to an atmosphere or worship, I’m sure he does a fantastic job of leading worship for the students at his church. The album is a collection of songs you’re both familiar with and new ones that will expand your love for our Savior and worship him with your own story.
As I listen to more and more albums, one …read more

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Here’s another powerful song and music video by Between the Trees. This one deals with depression and suicide. These guys really tackle the issue head-on.

What do you think? The band is good and their message of hope and love are powerful.

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Yesterday I reviewed the album “The Story of the Song” by Between the Trees. One of the more powerful songs on the album for me was “The Way She Feels” which talks about the act of cutting. We talked about this issue quite awhile back when Tiffany Arbuckle of Plumb addressed the issue in mainstream news.
Watch this video and think about those you know around you. Do you need to reach out and hold someone like this father does in the video?

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For those that have become a fan of Jeff Johnson after hearing about him on this site or from knowing of him before, this one is for you.
The Jeff Johnson Band has a full summer ahead with youth camps, conferences, church services and other events.  Keep up with the band through their video blog on GodTube.

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Excellent! Here’s your chance to get the entire “Wide-Eyed and Mystified” album from Downhere absolutely free.
Just click on the banner above and you’re ready to roll!
I’m in the process of downloading it now. There’s nothing like free music! Go check them out!

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One of the albums I’ve been listening to for the past few weeks is “The Story of the Song” by the group Between the Trees. Their name implies the space between the beginning and end of our lives here on Earth.
These guys (Ryan Kirkland, Jeremy Butler, Josh Butler, Brad Kriebel, Wes Anderson) really produce some great music, but I’ll be honest, it’s taken me a bit to warm-up to them.
I’ve been listening to the album for a number of weeks now and it’s only been in the last week or so that I’ve really started cranking it up and enjoying …read more

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I figure it’s time for me to step out from behind the keyboard and really let you all know just how much of a geek and dork I can really be.
Many of you have probably seen this video with Fee where a good intentioned cymbal player really wants to join the worship band.

Our Worship Arts ministry at our church decided to make our own spoof of the spoof to encourage people to try out for our own ministry.

Shortly after beginning to attend our church I was cast in a drama that’s sealed my fate forever. I’m now “that guy” …read more

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You can now pre-order the new Kutless album “To Know That You’re Alive”. If you’re not familiar with Kutless and their music you can check them out at their MySpace page, Facebook and imeem.

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Here’s the music video from Switchfoot for their song “This Is Home” which is featured in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian movie.
I haven’t seen the movie yet but I’ve heard it’s pretty good from a variety of people. Switchfoot is consistently producing some great music and grabbing some good exposure while they’re at it as well.

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