Author of "A Theology of Sleep." Pastor of Victory Baptist Church. @SBTS graduate (D.Min.). Avid Christian rock fan. Thankful every day for Romans 5:8.
@JBay_AllTheWay Scream and The Part that Hurts the Most are my favorite songs from this record. Based on your review, I need to go and listen to Smack Down again. To be honest, I can't remember that song.
@JBay_AllTheWay I agree with My Friend So Long. That is my favorite song off the record as well. It is so unique nad different from the rest of their work. I always thought that Jesus Freak received so much attention that Supernatural didn't get the love it deserved.
One thing I hope you never forget: you are never walking through this life alone. 🤍 Jesus is right there with you in the mountain tops, in the valleys, and in every moment in between.
“Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God” (Isaiah 41:10).
"So completely was Jesus bent upon saving sinners by the sacrifice of Himself, He created the tree upon which He was to die, and nurtured from infancy the men who were to nail Him to the accursed wood." —Octavius Winslow
@LOTR_Daily_ Yes, I am a big fan of this work. And to be honest, I love all three books within Lewis' science fiction trilogy, especially Out of the Silent Planet.
@churchjamsnow I think this is a sneaky good record from them. Most people don't view it as one of Relient K's best, but it is still thoroughly enjoyable. My favorite track is right at the start with "Bummin".
@Ineverglow I'm not a paid subscriber either. I am intrigued by the sound of this album, especially since they discussed a new group name and they have changed their sound a few times over the years. Since it is on Substack, I am guessing this is just going to be a small and quiet release.
After walking through Job over the past three years, we have finally reached the last chapter. It is here that I walk through the idea of surrender and what it means to lay your life down before the Lord. As D.L. Moody once said, "Let God have your life; He can do more with it than you can." (Job 42:1-6 Sermon Entitled: Unconditional Surrender)
https://t.co/39ISOHlvZE
Here's my latest sermon from the book of Job. In this message, I walk through an overarching theme that stretches across the entirety of the Bible. As both the Old and New Testaments reveal, God claims and declares ownership over all that there is. (Job 41:11 Sermon, "The Title of Ownership") https://t.co/JcHLOA04gl via @YouTube