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Five Score and Seven Years Ago
Five Score and Seven Years Ago
Finally Awake
Finally Awake
Everyday Process: The Process of Illumination & Elimination
Everyday Process: The Process of Illumination & Elimination
End of the Beginning: A Celebration of the Easter Season
End of the Beginning: A Celebration of the Easter Season
Come Undone
Come Undone
Cash: Ultimate Gospel
Cash: Ultimate Gospel
The Blessing
The Blessing
All the Lovely Losers
All the Lovely Losers
Adam Cunningham
Adam Cunningham
Norma Jean: What's in a Name?
When Norma Jean’s new album, "Redeemer" (Solid State), was released, the Christian music community took notice. How could it not - "Redeemer" was...
Notes on Disharmony: Music in the Church
In 1995, Colson predicted the blossoming argument over worship styles might split the church. Looking back, has it?
Worship as Refuge
Worship leader John Chisum explores the benefits that come when we remember, recite and take refuge in worship.
Chris Tomlin's "See The Morning"
After 15 years of writing songs for the church, Tomlin’s new 11-track album shows joy remains possible even in the messiness of life. Praise to...
Word of Mouth
Word of Mouth
Who Hopes for What They Always Had?
Who Hopes for What They Always Had?
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