• Tea And Cake

    Both songs went well and so did the rest of the meeting. We always enjoy our times there, they are a lovely group. Tea, cake and lots of conversation always follows which is a lovely way to end the meeting.

  • Anchor Wings

    So that is how I discovered Nathanael Bryce. He has a very soothing voice and some of the effects he uses are very relaxing. If nothing else I would recommend this as sleep music. What could be better than drifting off to beautiful Christian music.

  • Hello, My Name Is

    Matthew West is the artist that brings us to the M in the alphabet. I listened to so many bands and artists this week but none of them really gripped me, until I found his music. The lyrics speak of everyday life and circumstances and always bring hope and positivity into each situation.

  • I Am Jonah

    As much as I love all the American bands I have come across, I always think it sad that we don’t have many big Christian bands here in the UK. BUT…. this week I have excelled myself and come up with a great new band from Brighton, England.

  • No Holiday

    I have something a little different for you today. I don’t think I could ever be accused of being stuck in one music genre.

  • King Of Kings

    Last Sunday, it was my turn to lead the first part of the service in the physical church that we attend. The opening song I chose was called ‘King Of Kings’.

  • True North

    He has a very different modern style to some of the artists I usually listen to but I really like it. The first song that stood out to me was ‘Glory’. I love his voice, the lyrics and the style of the song is just really different, it is a song that has really stuck…

  • What A Beautiful Name

    We have recently been away on holiday and that means, a road trip playlist. Although I like many different bands and genres I always seem to gravitate to Stephen Stanley to accompany me.

  • A Little Off-Track

    I’m going off-track again this week, as I have found a band I like that doesn’t fit into an alphabet music challenge. Sounds odd, but when you see that they are called 7eventh Time Down, you can see what I mean.

  • Praise!

    One song that I wrote about last week, and mentioned in the Church service is still very much in my head, so I thought I would share the link to a new rock version by Seventh Day Slumber.