Podcast appearances and mentions of David Crowder Band

Listen in this week as Dane and Samuel build the greatest sandwich of all-time, discuss a wild poker night, and take batting practice on a professional baseball field. Additionally, Dane gives the 4th point of his manifesto and Samuel has an adventure at a concert. --- Please follow our Instagram account (@UntilNextWeekPodcast), leave us a 5-star review (& subscribe) on Spotify & Apple Podcasts, and send us a voice message below to be featured on one of our next episodes. --- If you're still reading, this random list is for the algorithm: Daylight Savings Time, Aaron Rodgers for VP, NFL Free Agency, Dallas Cowboys, Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, Winter Jam, David Crowder Band, Cain, Mini Golf, and Baby Showers. --- SUPPORT DANE: [Please send us a DM with your name and amount if you decide to donate for tracking purposes] https://hillcityglobal.managedmissions.com/MyTrip/danebiesemeyer1 --- GET 2 PICKLEBALL PADDLES FOR $98: (SAMUEL 14434) https://www.fridaypickle.com/discount/SAMUEL14434 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/untilnextweek/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/untilnextweek/support

Marty Solomon and Brent Billings are with Reed Dent to begin a journey deep into the prophecy of Isaiah by considering what we can learn from Abraham Joshua Heschel about the prophetic pathos.The Prophets by Abraham Joshua HeschelIsaiah: History — Reed Dent, Campus Christian FellowshipA Collision or (3+4=7) by David Crowder*BandCollected Poems of W. H. Auden (see Part IX)Lost in the Cosmos by Walker PercyNIV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible“I Have a Dream” (Martin Luther King Jr. speech) — Wikipedia“I've Been to the Mountaintop” (Martin Luther King Jr. speech) — Wikipedia

Jessica Stovall, from our community group in Oxford, Mississippi, shares her journey of struggling with drugs and alcohol at an early age to going through the recovery process to letting go of shame and guilt, and ultimately, to finding her identity as a child of God. Her story will remind you there is nothing in your past that will keep you from God's love and forgiveness and He always wants to do abundantly more than you could ask or imagine with your life.   IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: * The enemy of your soul always wants you to find your identity in the things of this world instead of your true identity in Christ. * God is a patient Father and wants to answer your prayers. * There is great freedom in knowing your identity is in Christ alone!   ON PATREON THIS FRIDAY:: Part One of a Three Part series on Navigating Grief   So many of you have asked for stories on how to handle deep grief and bring it before the Father's throne. Over the next three weeks, for our Patreon Insiders only, Amy Grote will walk you through the most devastating season of her life and how God met her along the way. Whether you are walking through grief now or know someone who is, this is a series you don't want to miss! Not a Patreon Insider, join today at www.patreon/STLcommunity. Resources:  At the Cross by Chris Tomlin - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqimy2axJNw   How He Loves by David Crowder Band - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqimy2axJNw  

Friends! We are so excited to be in The Body Revelation season! We're in week five with a REVING the Word with Alisa walking us through the fifth stage of metabolizing pain: staying the course. Today's movement is light intervals, so get ready to move your body and listen as she helps us understand how we need to stay the course as sons and daughters of God. Alisa will return here Thursday to dig deeper into this stage, so don't miss it! Alisa's new book, The Body Revelation, is available for pre-order now! Each pre-order gives you exclusive content and offers, such as the audiobook narrated by Alisa, discounts on The Body Revelation clothing line, and so much more! Click here to pre-order and learn more!  Have you downloaded the RW App yet? Before you hit play, go to the app store and download the free RW App. You can also check out our exclusive REVING the Word episodes for RW+ subscribers! Try RW+ out free for seven days and press play on our brand new workout, RevXing the Word.  We love our Rev community and think you will too! Be sure to get connected with us at: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook / Instagram / RevWell TV / Youtube   Your reviews matter to us and help spread the good news, so please leave us one where you listen to your podcast! If we read your review on our show, we'll send you a gift from the Revelation Wellness Store!   We'd also love to hear from you! So leave us a VOICE MESSAGE here!  Tell us what you thought about this episode and how God met you in this workout. Playlist:  Before You - Landry Cantrell (3:42) Makes You Feel Better - Utah (3:56) Church Music - Dance (!) - David Crowder Band (3:52) He Is Faithful - Bryan & Katie Torwalt (4:44) It's Your World (feat. R. Kelly) - Jennifer Hudson 7:44) Water Is Wild (feat. Chris Brown & Brandon Lake) - Elevation Worship (7:44) Faith is Rising (Extended Version) - Jonathan David & Melissa Helser (7:10)  

Friends! We are so excited to be in The Body Revelation season! We're in week five with a REVING the Word with Alisa walking us through the fifth stage of metabolizing pain: staying the course. Today's movement is light intervals, so get ready to move your body and listen as she helps us understand how we need to stay the course as sons and daughters of God. Alisa will return here Thursday to dig deeper into this stage, so don't miss it! Alisa's new book, The Body Revelation, is available for pre-order now! Each pre-order gives you exclusive content and offers, such as the audiobook narrated by Alisa, discounts on The Body Revelation clothing line, and so much more! Click here to pre-order and learn more!  Have you downloaded the RW App yet? Before you hit play, go to the app store and download the free RW App. You can also check out our exclusive REVING the Word episodes for RW+ subscribers! Try RW+ out free for seven days and press play on our brand new workout, RevXing the Word.  We love our Rev community and think you will too! Be sure to get connected with us at: The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook / Instagram / RevWell TV / Youtube   Your reviews matter to us and help spread the good news, so please leave us one where you listen to your podcast! If we read your review on our show, we'll send you a gift from the Revelation Wellness Store!   We'd also love to hear from you! So leave us a VOICE MESSAGE here!  Tell us what you thought about this episode and how God met you in this workout. Playlist:  Before You - Landry Cantrell (3:42) Makes You Feel Better - Utah (3:56) Church Music - Dance (!) - David Crowder Band (3:52) He Is Faithful - Bryan & Katie Torwalt (4:44) It's Your World (feat. R. Kelly) - Jennifer Hudson 7:44) Water Is Wild (feat. Chris Brown & Brandon Lake) - Elevation Worship (7:44) Faith is Rising (Extended Version) - Jonathan David & Melissa Helser (7:10)  

It's Summer time, which means graduations and vacation trips galore! All that most people keep asking is "Where are you going?" or "What's next?"Very natural questions to ask, but what if we applied this question spiritually?Do you know where your going...after this life? Is there an after-life? How can we know? And if there is, what does that mean for you today?I sat down with Young Adult Pastor, Wes Coleman, from McClendon Baptist Church to discuss just that. Man, life is short-we know that...but let's make sure we're making the "dash" count. So listen on and be encouraged! ***Links Below***New Heaven and New Earth2Corinthians 4:16-18 * I said this verse backwards in the podcast-oops!John 17:3John 9:4John 10:10PlatonismGnosticismNear Death and Out of Body Experiences by the Blind-Scholarly articles from the University of ConnecticutThe Case for Christ by Lee StrobelHow He Loves Us by David Crowder Band (unforseen  vs sloppy wet lyric)*******************************************************************My Patreon Account for EXRTRA episodes and other cool perks. Support the show

In this Advent Offering from 2020, Bill Haley guides us through a worshipful experience of Advent and Christmas carols old and new, to help us encounter afresh the gift of Jesus' birth and to whet our appetites for His second Advent.Set List: (Full Spotify Playlist)“The First Noel” by Over the Rhine“Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent” by John Michael Talbot“The Birth of Jesus” by John Michael Talbot“Cry of a Tiny Baby” by Bruce Cockburn“Let us the Infant Greet” by Loreena McKennitt“O Holy Night” by Sara Groves“Peace on Earth” by U2“O Come, O Come Emmanuel” Sixpence None the Richer“O Sacred Head, Now Wounded” by 2nd Chapter of Acts“Salvation is Created” by Peter Tschesnokoff“Messiah: Worthy is the Lamb that was Slain” by George Frederic Handel“Of the Father's Love Begotten” by John Michael Talbot“Begin and Never Cease” by The Oh Hellosinthecoracle.org  |  @inthecoracleSupport the show

Hymns are a treasure. Passed down via generations for hundreds of years, singing these songs remind us that we are part of a brotherhood and sisterhood of believers across time and space. Singing hymns invites us to worship with the choruses and lyrics that were sung by those that have come before us and yet experienced the same fundamental challenges that we do today. Let's explore the timeless theology of the Holy Spirit as we look at David Crowder Band's 1998 cover of Come Thou Fount, which was written in the 1700s. Host, Rachel Cash, is joined by special guest Cameron Frank of A Frank Voice, author of The Trinity Project, a series of devotionals based on classic hymns in partnership with Nathan Drake of Reawaken Hymns.Find hardcopy, ebook or audiobook of The Trinity Project on Amazon, Audible, Spotify, and AFrankVoice.com. Reawaken Hymns and the music from the The Trinity Project is available wherever you stream music.Come hang out with us and fellow mixtape theologians on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @MixtapeTheology or by visiting linktr.ee/mixtapetheology.Come check out 90s Christian swag at our merch store at mixtapetheology.com

It's the end of New Thing November!We're going into December ready to get rid of anything that's holding us back. If you're tired of being tired, and you want 2023 to look different than all the years before, it's time to prepare the soil so God can plant something new in you. Are you ready? Let me hear from you!Scripture: Proverbs 4, Matthew 11:28-30, Hebrews 12, Isaiah 43:18-19Music by David Crowder Band and Matt Redman(Music shared on The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast is authorized under BMI license #61063253 and ASCAP license #400010513 ) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit drleewarren.substack.com/subscribe

Intro  Tiffany Ray is CEO and Founder of Woodstock Strings. She has Over 15 years of experience teaching private violin/viola lessons and group ensembles | Classy Chicks Trio, violist & violinist | High-school Member of the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra | Accompanying artists/ensembles such as Michael Buble, Rod Stewart, David Crowder Band, Passion Conference, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra!  Top three takeaways  Homeschooling also gives your kids opportunities to pursue their passions. Art, music, sports, cooking etc.  How Tiffany has been able to get more performing opportunities for my homeschool students because often times they are available during the day when other students are in school.  Homeschool families often have younger siblings watching and attending the lessons of older siblings. Once they finally get to start, they progress VERY quickly because their ears have already been listening to the music they are to learn. They are dedicated, they have time to practice, and they usually have one or more siblings who eventually take up lessons as well.  Call to Action  Woodstock Strings Website Page   Woodstock Strings Facebook Page   Woodstock Strings Instagram Page   Woodstock Strings YouTube Page  What is Next!  Thank you for supporting this show by listening and sharing with friends! If you like this podcast please rate and write a review of how this show has impacted or helped you!   Great ratings will accelerate the show's visibility to the nation so others can learn more about homeschool and find quality curriculum and the potentially join the homeschool community thus change the face of education forever!!   Who would have thought that we could change the education world with a click and a share!  Also if you would like to hear more about any specific educational topic please email me at realedtalk@gmail.com I would love to support your families educational needs in all areas!!   Bex Buzzie  The Homeschool Advantage Podcast        

This episode is #3 in the 3-part mini-series on strategically implementing Christ-honoring music into your family life. In this episode, Graham shares the Strategic Families Podcast's "Top 7 Old Hymns to Teach Your Kids." If you haven't already, check out the previous two episodes, #32 & 33, where we discuss why music is so important to remind us of Who God is and Who we are in Christ, and where we also provide two other lists of songs for you to check out and play for your kids -- and we think you'll love those songs as well.

Hey friends! This week episode is about how great God's grace is. I love the song for this week, it gets me every time! If you want to read more on the article I was referring to about grace vs mercy, here's the link: https://ofhsoupkitchen.org/difference-grace-and-mercy. This weeks song is “How He Loves Us” by David Crowder Band, and the verse is 2 Corinthians 12:9. Sink into his grace this week, friends!

Trail Mix is a segment featuring a variety of bite-sized content designed to energize and help you in your walk with Jesus. We're in the middle of a five-part Trail Mix miniseries on different types of psalms and how they can shape our emotions and our emotional response to God. This week, Pastor Blake and D.J. look at Psalms of wisdom and how they can help us respond to feelings of emptiness and inadequacy. Featured Song: All Creatures of Our God and King, by David Crowder Band - https://open.spotify.com/track/5K3M0o61eAngb9ri8Lgee7?si=NUGID6k3T_yv8ToVsnWA1w&utm_source=copy-link

Part One:Paul and Scott pay tribute to ZZ Top's Dusty Hill, talk about bands with unchanging lineups, delve into the particulars of magnificent Songcraft beards, and take a closer look at Billboard's Christian music charts.  Part Two:Our in-depth conversation with David CrowderABOUT DAVID CROWDER:David Crowder is a phenomenally successful singer, songwriter, and musician in Christian music. He first rose to prominence with The David Crowder Band, which introduced church communities to songs such as “O Praise Him,” “Here is Our King,” and “How He Loves,” which has earned nearly 60 million streams on Spotify. The five-time Grammy nominee began a genre-bending solo career under the mononymous stage name Crowder in 2012, and has released four albums and a string of Top 10 singles including “I Am,” “Come As You Are,” “Forgiven,” “All My Hope,” “Red Letters,” and “Let it Rain.” Other staples from the Crowder songbook include “Open Skies,” “Everything Glorious,” “This I Know,” and “I'm Leaning on You.” Crowder has collaborated with a range of artists, including Chris Tomlin, Tauren Wells, Riley Clemmons, Maverick City Music, Marty Stuart, and Emmylou Harris, and has earned 16 GMA Dove Awards. His most recent album, Milk & Honey hit #1 on the US Christian charts, and the lead single “Good God Almighty” became his first song to hit #1 on all four Billboard Christian music charts. 

Award-winning songwriter, worship leader, and legendary beard grower: David Crowder has many titles. But before he was a respected icon in the church music world, Crowder was just a cowboy kid from Texas.In this episode of Trevor Talks, you'll hear the whole story. Crowder shares an honest autobiography covering a childhood full of country life, a family getting by on powdered government cheese, and the deeply devout faith that launched him onto the stages where he has now served the global Church for over two decades. Throughout this episode, you'll hear that of all the descriptions that could be applied to Crowder, perhaps the most accurate is simply “real.”Get Milk & Honey: SpotifyApple MusicFollow Crowder:Instagram: @crowderFacebook: Crowder MusicTwitter: @crowdermusicFor more Trevor Talks:SpotifyApple MusicGoogle PodcastsInstagramFacebook

Good God Almighty is the newest song from David Crowder, formerly of the David Crowder Band.  He has been a solo Christian recording artist since 2012 and Good God Almighty has been at the top of the Christian Recording Charts since its January release.Here is the link to Good God Almightyhttps://youtu.be/fWMS_XQHdpQ

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Worship leader Jameson McGregor from ubc in Waco, Texas joins the show to discuss ubcmusic's latest EP, the Advent-inspired Magnificat, the role that liturgy and the church calendar plays at his church, and what it's been like to step into the role previously led by the David Crowder* Band and The Digital Age. The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. To meet the people behind the show, discuss the episodes, ask questions, and engage in conversations with other listeners, join the JFH Podcast group on Facebook.

Thanks for listening !1:05 - Love on Fire  & Freedom (Jeremy Riddle) 10:45 - Pastor David -  Garment of Praise (break)14:24 - Undignified  (David Crowder Band) -  Spontaneous Flow 25:00 - You're Welcome in This Place - Maverick City Music34:00 - Abide - Kingdom Culture Worship 

Reading from the New Living TranslationPsalm 66:8-20Genesis 6:5-22Acts 27:1-12. . . . .Connect further at http://danieljackson.us Listener support: https://www.patreon.com/ordinaryfaith Come and Listen by the David Crowder Band on Youtube.Music: Quiescent In Time by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

What Kind of Music Should We Sing in Church?Music for this episode was provided by “The Passion HiFi” https://soundcloud.com/freehiphopbeatsforyouHave you ever hear Bethel Music? Maybe you have heard the song "Reckless Love." The likelihood is real high that you have at least heard some songs from Bethel. In this episode author Richard P. Moore talks about what kind of music we should and should NOT sing. He specifically deals with Bethel Music and Bethel Church in Redding, CA that spreads problematic theology.Richard mentioned His Book "DIVERGENT THEOLOGY" You can find it on Amazon Here https://amzn.to/2JkzcbERichard also mentioned the book by Ché Ahn “Modern Day Apostles: Operating in Your Apostolic Office and Anointing” https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Day-Apostles-Operating-Apostolic-Anointing-ebook/dp/B07HTLXTF6/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=modern+day+apostles&qid=1572466883&sr=8-1Ché Ahn, is the leader of and self proclaimed Apostle of Harvest International and leader of Wagner University the school founded by C. Peter Wagner the founder of the New Apostolic Reformation. In this book, it is clear that Ahn believes in the “office" of apostle, and mentions Bill Johnson as an influential leader in the New Apostolic Reformation and even names him a “General in the movement.Richard mentioned the “New Age book wrapped in Christian Theology” called “The Physics of Heaven” he wrote a book review of it herehttp://richardpmoore.blogspot.com/2019/02/the-physics-of-heaven-book-review.htmlThe reasons we should not sing Bethel music are…If we would not commend the books of a given group, we should not sing the songs of that group. It supports directly or indirectly the ministry and global impact and growth of Bethel and its teaching I wouldn’t recommend the Mormon Bible or Mormon teaching, or Jehovah’s witnesses or the Watchtower magazine or the JW translation of the Bible. I would neither recommend Mormon music or JW music for Christian worship. The Music of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is excellent, but I would not recommend it for Christian worship, because it is not Christian. Just like I cannot recommend the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for Christian worship because the Mormon Church stands behind it, so also I cannot recommend Bethel Music because Bethel Church and its teaching, leadership and Apostle and Prophet Bill Johnson stand behind it.There is some good and some bad, and why should we make Worship leaders decide what is theologically good and what is theologically bad? For instance “Reckless Love” is a terrible description of God’s love, but there are other seemingly good songs from Bethel. So which ones should we choose? And can we make worship leaders (Usually not theologically trained) to make those difficult decisions?We shouldn’t sing Bethel Music because it could affect its hearers to engage with the teaching and the message that Bethel is communicating to thge world, namely the teaching of the New Apostolic Reformation (“What's the will of God? On earth as it is in heaven. If it exists there, it's supposed to exists here.” -Bill Johnson-)It financially supports Bethel: royalties, record sales, creating interest where others go and buy the music, and helping with overall popularityBethel music is a branch and ministry of Bethel Church in Redding, CA. Their music is wildly popular with Christians and sung often in churches worldwide. To give you a scope of the reach of Bethel music. One of their newer songs called “Reckless Love” is apparently the #1 used song with Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI). If anyone wants to display the words to any Christian song or sing it publicly they must have a CCLI license number and pay for that license yearly. Royalties are then paid to each artist according to the number of uses per year. That means that “Reckless Love” is the most sung, used, copied, or lyrically displayed song in Christian music right now. Conclusion, churches sing the song “Reckless Love” worldwide more than any other song. It also means that Bethel music and Cory Asbury (the writer of the song) are easily making millions.Author of “Divergent Theology,” Richard P. Moore wrote a blog about this song, because it is deeply disturbing to characterize God as “Reckless” in any way. Below is the link to the article. http://richardpmoore.blogspot.com/2018/06/is-gods-love-reckless.htmlFurthermore, 6 of the 12 songs on this CCLI list are associated with Bethel music, worship leaders, or artists, etc. Bethel is making big money on the royalties alone from CCLI and churches that buy licenses. Does the money that churches pay into CCLI support and benable the dubious and aberrant teachings, practices, and theology of Bethel Church and its leadersArius used songs and short tunes to spread his heretical Theology about the nature of Christ- here is an article on how Arius manipulated Doxology to manipulate and change Orthodoxy. https://www.johnsanidopoulos.com/2011/06/poisonous-songs-of-arius.html Below are a sample of the songs of Arius, which have been extracted from the writings of St. Athanasius: "And so God Himself, as he really is, is inexpressible to all. He alone has no equal, no one similar ('homoios'), and no one of the same glory. We call Him unbegotten, in contrast to him who by nature is begotten. We praise Him as without beginning, in contrast to him who has a beginning. We worship Him as timeless, in contrast to him who in time has come to exist. He who is without beginning made the Son a beginning of created things. He produced him as a son for Himself, by begetting him. He [the Son] has none of the distinct characteristics of God's own being ('kat' hypostasis') For he is not equal to, nor is he of the same being ('homoousios') as Him." Also Arius wrote a small song that went something like this…“There was a time when He (Jesus) was not.”Because orthodoxy is affected by doxology and doxology is affected by orthodoxyBecause you are overlooking hundreds of other artists and the creativity of your own church creatives in saying we are going to use other music outside our churchChristian Artists that Richard recommends…Worship artists: Matt Papa, Matt Boswell, Shane and Shane, Keith and Kristyn Getty, David Crowder Band, Seeker Servant The Silver pages, Celtic Worship, Keith Green, Aaron Shust, All Sons and Daughters, The Citizens, The Digital Age, Seed Family Worship, Young Oceans, Ascend the Hill, I Am They, Kenosis, Kings Kaleidoscope, The Modern Post, My Epic, One Sonic Society, Page Cxvi, Rend Collective, Rich Mullins, Rivers and Robots, Robbie Seay Band, Ross King, Sovereign Grace Music, Jon Foremen, Ascend The Hill, Bellarive, Indelible Grace Music, Loud Harp,Hip- Hop Artists: Trip Lee, Timothy Brindle, Tedashii, Stephen the Levite, Alert 312, Beautiful Eulogy, Braille, Odd Thomas, Sho Baraka, S.O., JSON, Hazakim, Andy Mineo, KB, Lecrae

Award-winning Contemporary Christian music artist David Crowder follows wherever God leads him to create, even when it takes him to unexpected places. David shares how his parents and growing up in church shaped his path, why he’s proud of the way the David Crowder*Band ended their time together and how, through his latest solo album “I Know a Ghost,” he came to recognize the power of God’s spirit living inside each of us ___ ➤ LIKE us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JesusCalling/ ➤ FOLLOW us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesuscalling/ ➤ FOLLOW us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jesus_calling ___ ➤ SUBSCRIBE on iTunes: https://apple.co/2Pxa7eS ➤ LISTEN on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2E2C1vA

David Crowder and Francesca Battistelli are Christian music artists trying their best to follow wherever God leads them to create, even if they end up somewhere unexpected. In 1996, while he was still a student at Baylor University, David and a few of his friends formed popular Christian rock and modern worship music group, The David Crowder*Band. The group went on to win numerous Gospel Music Association Dove Awards and were nominated for a GRAMMY. After 16 years together, and just having released the number 2 album in the world behind Adele,the band decided to part ways. Crowder went on to perform as a solo artist and has just released a new album called I Know a Ghost. Today David shares how his parents and growing up in church shaped his path, and how, through this latest album, he came to recognize the power of God’s spirit living inside each of us. Francesca Battistelli has been a recording artist for more than a decade, all the while touring and raising her young family. Today Francesca tells us about her Broadway musical background, how she strives to be a courageous example for her children, and why she’s thankful God sent her back to the drawing board more than forty times until she had written all the songs for her new album called Own It.

Crowder is on a mission to share God's love, using his music as a vehicle toward spreading the gospel. The solo performer, who formerly front-manned The David Crowder Band, recently told The Billy Hallowell Podcast that he believes Christians have a unique opportunity right now to make a real impact in the midst of a divided culture.

Former co-host Mark Rice returns for an old-fashioned episode including a Made You Listen segment, an Is It 5 Stars? segment about David Crowder Band's A Collision, and a long-form discussion about the history of the rock band Skillet. The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, please send an email to Christopher@Jesusfreakhideout.com. If you have questions, send them to Chase@Jesusfreakhideout.com. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, @JFHPodcast.

I spoke to Charlotte-based singer- and platinum selling songwriter John Mark McMillan just after releasing his 6thalbum and coming off a 35 City Tour in the USA to promote it. Many are familiar with his name especially after he wrote the song “How He Loves” and everyone from Kim Walker and Jesus Culture to the David Crowder Band, and Flyleaf covered the song. Years later churches around the globe are still singing that song week after week too. I was impacted by John Mark's incredible depth and tenderness – his vulnerability and profound grasp on the humanity of Jesus. I loved his thoughts on friendship and seeking out relationships with people who aren't like us… There's a potent segment of this interview on vulnerability too. And if you're a songwriter or a worship leader you will be challenged to hear him speak about his writing processes, honesty in worship music – and the song story behind ‘How He Loves”…

Songs can so minister to us in pain. One of these has been How He Loves by the David Crowder Band and one portion in particular:When all of a sudden,I am unaware of these afflictions eclipsed by glory, and I realize just how beautiful You are, and how great Your affections are for me.

Songs can so minister to us in pain. One of these has been How He Loves by the David Crowder Band and one portion in particular:When all of a sudden,I am unaware of these afflictions eclipsed by glory, and I realize just how beautiful You are, and how great Your affections are for me.

Matt McCoy interviews Jeremy Bush (also known as “the Bwack”). Bwack is a legend and pioneer in the world of using loops, tracks and technology in worship. He was the drummer for The David Crowder*Band, and now with The Digital Age. Janson and Robert hang around the Community Talk table […]

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on Trinity Sunday and on the occasion of blessing our Youth Mission Team

Crowder shares why the movie "Rocky" inspired him to pursue music, how he convinced his dad that Queen was a Christian band as a kid, what led him to help start a church in college, why he moved to Atlanta after David Crowder Band ended, why he believes music is really about community, his strange obsession with Chef Boyardee, and what song on "American Prodigal" he laughed at while he was recording it. "More Than The Music" is a weekly podcast hosted by WAY-FM Evening On-Air Personality, Justin Paul. Each week, hear the stories behind the songs of your favorite Christian artists. Listen to Justin Paul weeknights at 8/7c with the WAY-FM App. iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/way-fm-radio/id1033367026?mt=8 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.commotion.wayfm

Allison covers the song "Surely We Can Change" by David Crowder Band.

Allison covers the song "Surely We Can Change" by David Crowder Band.

One Year Bible (NLT) as read by Tom Dooley (Mark 3:7-30, Psalm 37:1-11, Proverbs 10:3-4) Charles Stanley "In Touch" Devotion "Consequences of Covetousness", John Maxwell speaks on Unwavering in Minute with Maxwell, Testimony by new Phase 4 Member Crecencio Melchor and music by Unspoken, Ashes Remain, Rapture Ruckus, Bullet, Tamala Mann, Anthony Evans and David Crowder Band.

CROWDER is the critically acclaimed artist and songwriter�whose unique blend of folk/pop/electronica style combined with his outstanding musicianship, profound lyrics, and intricate songcraft creates a sound that any fan of a catchy tune can appreciate.�Long embraced for his tenure as the frontman of the wildly progressive group David Crowder Band, the band sold over 2 million albums, 2.9 million digital tracks, and had 11 Top 10 albums on Billboard's Christian Albums Chart, including four that reached #1. Crowder celebrated the release of his solo debut album 'Neon Steeple' with a Top 10 entry on the Billboard 200, hitting No. 9. THE COLLECTION are an incredible new folk collective. The group, lead by lead vocalist and guitarist�David Wimbish, prides itself as a community of artists, nurses, farmers, students, and everyone in between living life together. The majority of its members live on the same street (if not in the same house) in the heart of Greensboro, North Carolina, employing an assortment of instruments from drum and bass to phin and didgeridoo. Ranging from 13-18 members depending on the day, the band has just released a powerful new album titled�'Ars Moriendi'.

Charles Stanley's In Touch Devotion "The Results of Insecurity", The One Year Bible (NLT) as read by Tom Dooley (I Corinthians 16:1-24; Psalms 40:1-10; Proverbs 22:1), John Maxwell speaks on "Results" on Minute with Maxwell and music from Hillsong, Tait, Veridia, Matt Redman, Britt Nicole, Casting Crowns, David Crowder Band, Mark Shultz, David Dunn, Nicole Nordeman and Matt kearney

Change Makers: David Crowder tells Tyler Reagin what happened to David Crowder Band and talks about how he created his newest album, Neon Steeple. Then, Charles Lee talks with Harmony Dust, founder of the LA-based organization, Treasures, which helps women in the sex industry. Plus, it's the final week to get a special podcast listener rate to Catalyst Atlanta!

Devotional from Phase II pastor, Don Anderson, The One Year Bible (NLT) as read by Tom Dooley with special arrangements with Master Media Ministries (Romans 12:1-21; Psalms 22:19-31; Proverbs 20:8-10), John Maxwell speaks on "Intentional" on Minute With Maxwell and music from Hillsong, Veredia, TobyMac, Sidewalk Prophets, Matt Redman, Chris Tomlin, David Crowder Band, Jason Upton and Plumb

Devotional from pastor of communications of the refuge Jeff Kirby, The One Year Bible (NLT) as read by Tom Dooley with special arrangements with Master Media Ministries ( Romans 4:1:12; Psalms 13:1-6; Proverbs 19:15-16)The LaRed Business Network speak on the "Common Sense" principal, one of the 40 principals of the foundations for achievement, John Maxwell speaks on "getting unstuck" on Minute With Maxwell, testimony from phase II member Josh Lego and music from Kutless, Casting Crowns, Jeremy Camp, Newsboys, Sonic Flood, David Crowder Band and Mark Shultz

This week we talk to singer, songwriter, folktronica mastermind and bearded wonder, Crowder. Yes, Crowder has dropped the first name (David) and the band (David Crowder*Band) and is going at it solo with his new album, Neon Steeple. Plus, with Cameron out of town, Chad plays his favorite old Christian rock hits, we get an unexpected guest to call in (you are not going to believe this one) and we u

This week we talk to singer, songwriter, folktronica mastermind and bearded wonder, Crowder. Yes, Crowder has dropped the first name (David) and the band (David Crowder*Band) and is going at it solo with his new album, Neon Steeple. Plus, with Cameron out of town, Chad plays his favorite old Christian rock hits, we get an unexpected guest to call in (you are not going to believe this one) and we u--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when special guest Jonny Diaz drops by to talk about his new CD, Let It Fly. Jonny Diaz began his music career as worship leader for a youth group in Lakeland, FL. He released three independent projects before signing with INO Records in 2008. His label debut, “More Beautiful You” (2009), produced Diaz’s first hit single, the album’s title track, which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s AC Indicator chart and No. 2 on its Hot Christian Songs chart. The record’s momentum, combined with a self-titled follow-up album in 2011, paved the way for Diaz to perform alongside such notable Christian acts as Building 429, Matthew West, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me and Bebo Norman. Diaz signed with Centricity Music in October 2013 and released his first project with the label, Let It Fly, April 8, 2014. Let It Fly marks Diaz’s first collaboration with famed producers Jeff Pardo (Mandisa and Salvador) and Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman and David Crowder Band), showcasing an increased artistic confidence, as evidenced by new sounds and insights from the talented artist. Such growth is readily apparent to early critical consumers of Let It Fly, with CCM Magazine giving it a four-star review, calling the record “a work of art,” Hallels.com touting it as “a gripping affair,” and Soul-Audio.com exclaiming, “Diaz embarks on a path that sees him living out his gifts.”

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when special guest Jonny Diaz drops by to talk about his new CD, Let It Fly. Jonny Diaz began his music career as worship leader for a youth group in Lakeland, FL. He released three independent projects before signing with INO Records in 2008. His label debut, “More Beautiful You” (2009), produced Diaz's first hit single, the album's title track, which reached No. 1 on Billboard's AC Indicator chart and No. 2 on its Hot Christian Songs chart. The record's momentum, combined with a self-titled follow-up album in 2011, paved the way for Diaz to perform alongside such notable Christian acts as Building 429, Matthew West, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me and Bebo Norman. Diaz signed with Centricity Music in October 2013 and released his first project with the label, Let It Fly, April 8, 2014. Let It Fly marks Diaz's first collaboration with famed producers Jeff Pardo (Mandisa and Salvador) and Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman and David Crowder Band), showcasing an increased artistic confidence, as evidenced by new sounds and insights from the talented artist. Such growth is readily apparent to early critical consumers of Let It Fly, with CCM Magazine giving it a four-star review, calling the record “a work of art,” Hallels.com touting it as “a gripping affair,” and Soul-Audio.com exclaiming, “Diaz embarks on a path that sees him living out his gifts.”

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when special guest Jonny Diaz drops by to talk about his new CD, Let It Fly. Jonny Diaz began his music career as worship leader for a youth group in Lakeland, FL. He released three independent projects before signing with INO Records in 2008. His label debut, “More Beautiful You” (2009), produced Diaz’s first hit single, the album’s title track, which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s AC Indicator chart and No. 2 on its Hot Christian Songs chart. The record’s momentum, combined with a self-titled follow-up album in 2011, paved the way for Diaz to perform alongside such notable Christian acts as Building 429, Matthew West, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me and Bebo Norman. Diaz signed with Centricity Music in October 2013 and released his first project with the label, Let It Fly, April 8, 2014. Let It Fly marks Diaz’s first collaboration with famed producers Jeff Pardo (Mandisa and Salvador) and Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman and David Crowder Band), showcasing an increased artistic confidence, as evidenced by new sounds and insights from the talented artist. Such growth is readily apparent to early critical consumers of Let It Fly, with CCM Magazine giving it a four-star review, calling the record “a work of art,” Hallels.com touting it as “a gripping affair,” and Soul-Audio.com exclaiming, “Diaz embarks on a path that sees him living out his gifts.”

Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when special guest Jonny Diaz drops by to talk about his new CD, Let It Fly. Jonny Diaz began his music career as worship leader for a youth group in Lakeland, FL. He released three independent projects before signing with INO Records in 2008. His label debut, “More Beautiful You” (2009), produced Diaz's first hit single, the album's title track, which reached No. 1 on Billboard's AC Indicator chart and No. 2 on its Hot Christian Songs chart. The record's momentum, combined with a self-titled follow-up album in 2011, paved the way for Diaz to perform alongside such notable Christian acts as Building 429, Matthew West, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me and Bebo Norman. Diaz signed with Centricity Music in October 2013 and released his first project with the label, Let It Fly, April 8, 2014. Let It Fly marks Diaz's first collaboration with famed producers Jeff Pardo (Mandisa and Salvador) and Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman and David Crowder Band), showcasing an increased artistic confidence, as evidenced by new sounds and insights from the talented artist. Such growth is readily apparent to early critical consumers of Let It Fly, with CCM Magazine giving it a four-star review, calling the record “a work of art,” Hallels.com touting it as “a gripping affair,” and Soul-Audio.com exclaiming, “Diaz embarks on a path that sees him living out his gifts.”

In 2006, Hillsong United released United We Stand – a game-changing worship album that established Hillsong as a force unafraid to diversify, experiment, and otherwise challenge our expectations. 2013 seems to be the year they reinforce that image. Earlier this year, Hillsong United shook things up with the progressive and innovative arrangements of Zion.Now Hillsong Young & Free step into the action with their debut, We Are Young & Free (Live). The latest musical iteration from Hillsong Church have produced one of the more distinct sounds to come out of this local church in recent years. We Are Young & Free could be a game changer.We Are Young & Free is most definitely an anthem album. Party songs like “Alive” “Wake” and “In Sync” perfectly capture the current pop culture scene and offer a God glorifying alternative that this current youth generation has been waiting for.Musically this album is a bullseye: well-produced, thoughtful musicianship, and tasteful additions of EDM (electronic dance music) elements. Worship bands like the David Crowder Band and more recently, the Worship Central movement, have done a great job at incorporating electronic sounds and elements into their music, but never really knocking it out of the park and appealing more to a young adult demographic than to teenagers.Lyrically, all the basics of Christian theology are there; however, true to the Hillsong brand, an emphasis on God’s love and His grace is laced on every track of this album. It would be great if they departed more from the out-of-the-box worship lexicon, but the target audience isn’t likely to complain. And honestly, there could be worse things than giving your youth group something fresh, energetic, relevant.All in all, this is a stand-out disc that nails it for their target youth audience. We Are Young & Free will be a welcome addition to any iPod, pre-youth group music rotation or workout mix. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we spotlight one of our favorite new worship bands, The Digital Age. Fans of the David Crowder Band might recognize these guys – and there’s good reason for that – so listen to our interview with them to find out why. Plus, Jesse finds a real shark attack (not a Megalodon one), we update you on the Left Behind movie, and Cameron makes a very important announcement. A big thanks to our sp

This week we spotlight one of our favorite new worship bands, The Digital Age. Fans of the David Crowder Band might recognize these guys – and there's good reason for that – so listen to our interview with them to find out why. Plus, Jesse finds a real shark attack (not a Megalodon one), we update you on the Left Behind movie, and Cameron makes a very important announcement.A big thanks to our sp--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy and I play the viral video of Why I Hate Religion but Love Jesus and talk about it. I play a sample of a sermon I did years ago on the subject and we talk about the TV show A gifted man, and my new Microsoft keyboard and mouse. All sorts of good stuff on this show, plus great music from Startrekparodies.com, Jars of Clay and the David Crowder Band, oh and Daniel Band. EXCELLENT SHOW.

On this episode, Wisdom and Ben share an exclusive interview with worship leader and songwriter, Daniel Bashta. You may have heard Daniel's song “Like A Lion” sung by worship leaders like David Crowder Band. If you haven't, we encourage you to check it out! By the way, Daniel's album hits the streets September 6th through Integrity Music. We also take a few minutes to discuss a resource called, MySpark, with Chris Lydle from RightsFlow. Be sure to visit our new sponsor at church.rightsflow.com Stay connected with us: AllAboutWorship.com twitter.com/allaboutworship facebook.com/allaboutworship 913.735.4229 allaboutworship@gmail.com [...]

Join us for a very fresh and fun podcast full of music, tech talk, family life at the Moyer household and then a big discussion on what inspires us. Need some encouragement in your life Then check this weeks podcast out. Music from Kieth Green, David Crowder Band, Lipps Inc. David Gilmore and more. Dont miss this one.

The first episode of the online mockumentary series about the David Crowder* Band by Jordan Bellamy. Played at the 2009 Black Glasses Film Festival.

The fourth episode of the online mockumentary series about the David Crowder* Band by Jordan Bellamy. Played at the 2010 Black Glasses Film Festival.

This time Amy and I talk all about Caprica on SyFy, Apple's new Ipad, exercising with the Wii, our search for a church and more. I have a song from David Crowder Band and we discuss the words of Jesus. What did he really say? How important is it to read the Bible for ourselves?

Promo for the upcoming Podcast, all about Caprica, Apple's new Ipad, exercising with the Wii, our search for a church and more. I have a song from David Crowder Band and we discuss the words of Jesus. What did he really say? How important is it to read it for ourselves?

David Crowder is a musician, songwriter, worship leader and Pastor of Music and Arts at University Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. He is the founder of the David Crowder Band, as well as the author of Praise Habit and Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven, but Nobody Wants to Die. Their newest album, Remedy, reached #4 on the iTunes Music Store the day after its release and was awarded worship album of the year.

Join us this week when we'll talk about the upcoming Passion Regionals, focusing on Passion::Boston.  We'll also talk a little bit about the Passion World Tour, the Kneel Prayer Journey, and the just released record by David Crowder*Band, Remedy.

They're back! In this episode, follow Doug and "friends" as they discuss lot's of random stuff on their way to picking a winner for the Podcast Intro contest. They also talk about the latest album from David Crowder Band, feedback and expectations from your senior pastor, disappointments in ministry, home visitations, McGill's advice for cooking chicken on a grill, student leaders, and choosing small groups. There's still just enough youth ministry that you won't feel guilty for listening. (Technical Note: Sorry the audio quality isn't good the first few minutes, keep listening, it doesn't stay that way)

They're back! In this episode, follow Doug and "friends" as they discuss lot's of random stuff on their way to picking a winner for the Podcast Intro contest. They also talk about the latest album from David Crowder Band, feedback and expectations from your senior pastor, disappointments in ministry, home visitations, McGill's advice for cooking chicken on a grill, student leaders, and choosing small groups. There's still just enough youth ministry that you won't feel guilty for listening. (Technical Note: Sorry the audio quality isn't good the first few minutes, keep listening, it doesn't stay that way)

Sadly, this is the final installment of the Passion07 Podcast. Join us this week as we talk with David Crowder about the church, the heart behind the "worship movement" and a sneak peek into the next few months for the David Crowder*Band.For more information, stay connected with us at 268generation.com

This week Doxas Dialos opens up with a little David Crowder sample and then jumps right back into the stimulating conversation on emerging styles of worship with their special guest Vince. If you don’t think you really understand what the emerging church is or what its about, then don’t miss these episodes. "There is someone else out there that understands the questions that I have that are not being answered... I really felt like I could Worship God and not have all the Answers." -Jeff on resonating with the Emerging Church Go Deeper: Links to topics mentioned in the show David Crowder Band Taize Ten Shekel Shirt Devil's Playground YWAM The Mass Service Church On The Other Side, by Brian McLaren TheOoze.com A Generous Orthodoxy, by Brian McLaren