The last track on The Sing Team’s album Sing On! is a reflective rendition of In Tenderness. They certainly make this one their own.
The last track on The Sing Team’s album Sing On! is a reflective rendition of In Tenderness. They certainly make this one their own.
Eric Davis offers a few reasons why trying to do church away from church isn’t really church. Here’s one of his thoughts: Worship of God is not a self-determined endeavor. Much of the Bible begins with God laying out what it means, and does not mean, to worship him. One take-away from Exodus and Leviticus …
A discomforting point of clarity from J.D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy. Vance’s complex and ongoing relationship with his mother had been marred by her addictions and psychological disfunction. As an adult in his own relationships he was noting a tendency. And it caused him great fear. …I’d scream and I’d yell. I’d do all of the …
Somehow The Sing Team’s album Sing On! got past my attention until just the other day. Then I managed to get a nice price on a download of the album from Gospel Song Records. Even though prices are back to normal the prices at the GSR site are quite reasonable. https://youtu.be/M9KP-VlzCH0
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