Yet Not I, But Through Christ In Me is a track from Selah’s latest album Firm Foundation. This song has strong lyrics and all three vocalists have space to demonstrate their individual strengths and wonderful combinations.
Yet Not I, But Through Christ In Me is a track from Selah’s latest album Firm Foundation. This song has strong lyrics and all three vocalists have space to demonstrate their individual strengths and wonderful combinations.
When Rend Collective release new songs they’re worth a listen. Good tunes, stirring lyrics, singable. Revival Anthem is self-consciously significant. It’s not triumphalistic, despite the music. It expresses faith in God’s power to work in the lives of His people. The only thing it lacks is an explicit mention Jesus and that the declaration of …
Sandra McCracken has released a new album titled Christmas. Guess what the songs are about. It features a mix of original and traditional songs. This one is The Space Between and features backing by Josh Garrels. It demonstrates her capacity for heartfelt lyrics.
See How Eden’s Children Fell is a track from New Scottish Hymns Band’s album, Joy Will Follow. Their releases show a desire to vary their sound. Not contemporary pop, but certainly not traditional either.
