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From a broken home and a life of addiction, Glenn's journey through Christian music to his ministry in the inner city and prisons is truly inspiring!

In 1985 the Contemporary Christian Music industry reached a cultural height it would never regain. That's the basic case that Tim Dillinger has been making lately in his Substack, God's Music Is My Life. With artists like Amy Grant, Leslie Phillips, Sheila Walsh, Tramaine Hawkins and Rez Band pushing the boundaries of CCM from the inside, and mainstream acts like Maria Muldour and Mr. Mister pushing into CCM from the outside, 1985 was a year like no other, according to Tim. Would you believe that the downfall of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker's PTL empire in 1987 would reshape the Christian landscape for the worse?---Register for Theology Beer Camp with our promo code RTDR for $75 off.Do you have a Christian rock story to tell? Want to respond to this episode? Leave us a message at (629) 777-6336.If Rock That Doesn't Roll is important to you, support us on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/rtdr (join via the website, not the iOS app for a 30% discount)Or make a one-time donation: https://coff.ee/rtdrIf you can't afford a donation, please tell five friends about the show.You can connect with us on Instagram or by emailing RTDRpod@gmail.comSign up for our Substack to keep up with show developments.Buy RTDR merch here.

HI FOLKS! ON THIS EPISODE OF THE RON KNG SHOW WE ARE PRESENTING A VERY SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR YOU.  WE'LL BE GOING BACK IN TIME TO MAY 10, 1986 AND LISTENING TO A CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN MUSIC  (CCM) RADIO   PROGRAM THAT I RECORDED WHEN CCM WAS EXTREMLEY POPULAR AND ARTISTS SUCH AS : AMY GRANT, SANDY PATTI, PETRA, SWEET COMFORT BAND, REZ BAND, WHITEHEART, MICHAEL W. SMITH , RUSS TAFT AND HUNDREDS, IF NOT THOUSANDS, OF OTHER CHRISTIAN ARTISTS FILLED THE AIRWAYS AND THE CONCERT HALLS. IT WAS DURING THIS HEYDAY OF POPULAR CHRISTIAN MUSIC THAT MY CO-HOST LUANN JERIN AND I, RON KING,  PRODUCED THE CHRISTIAN MUSIC PROGRAM "MAINSTREAM' THAT YOU'LL BE LISTENING TO NOW.  AND SO, LET'S GO BACK IN TIME TO SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 10, 1986 WHERE THE CONTEMPORAY CHRISTIAN MUSIC PROGRAM "MAINSTREAM" IS BEING BROADCAST ON WARO RADIO IN CANONSBURG, PA.  I TRULY HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS THROWBACK PROGRAM ON THIS SPECIAL EPISODE OF THE RON KING SHOW.  BLESSINGS, RON KING.

¿En qué se basa el poder de los reinos de este mundo? En el dinero, el éxito y el reconocimiento que da la fuerza. La tentación de establecer el Reino de Dios con las armas de los reinos de este mundo ha perseguido a la iglesia, toda la Historia. Son todavía muchos los que sueñan con imponer el orden cristiano a nuestra sociedad secular, pero Jesús reprende a sus discípulos en el capítulo 14 del Evangelio según Marcos (vv- 43-50). cuando quieren defenderle con la espada. El cuadro que lo precede y sigue es la debilidad y negación de Pedro (vv. 26-31; 66-72) con la huida apresurada del joven desnudo (vv- 51-52). Semejante vergüenza y humillación no es ajena a ninguno de sus seguidores. Ante ella, Jesús nos llama a rogar al Señor que nos libre de la tentación (v. 38), como en la canción de Elvis Costello con el ya fallecido Burt Bacharach, "¡Dios dame fuerzas!" (1996). Leslie Phillips se cambió el nombre que compartía con el actor clásico británico por el del productor que dio a conocer a Elvis en Memphis, Sam Phillips, al casarse con T-Bone Burnett. José de Segovia la conoció en Inglaterra cuando era conocida como la "Cyndi Lauper cristiana". Escuchamos su fascinante voz en la oración "Llévame a través" (1983). La Pasión de Jesús ha inspirado muchas obras a lo largo de la Historia. El primer disco del grupo REM "Habla sobre la Pasión" (1983). Aunque Michael Stipe ha dicho alguna vez que esta es una canción sobre el hambre, la letra parece hablar más bien de la Pasión que está en el corazón de la fe que heredó que de su larga familia de pastores metodistas y su creyente madre. Hablamos de La Copa que tiene delante Jesús en el huerto de Getsemaní en otro programa sobre este capítulo, pero ahora queremos centrarnos en cómo su Reino no se puede establecer con La Espada. Aunque Cromwell ha sido el protagonista de una reciente película sobre "Matar a un rey" (2003), encarnado por Tim Roth, preferimos al inconmensurable Richard Harris en la película de Ken Hughes de 1970. La fe puritana del Lord Protector que convirtió a Inglaterra en una República con su Nuevo Ejército Modelo ha sido objeto de crítica de muchos por su empeño de perfeccionar no sólo la Iglesia, sino el mundo con la fuerza de la espada. Escuchamos varios diálogos de la película con los comentarios de José de Segovia sobre la música de la banda sonora original de Frank Cordell. No es por espada, sino por la fe que se establece el Reino de Dios, dicen Las Cabras de la Montaña en su canción sobre "Hebreos 11:40" (2003). Aunque el líder de The Mountain Goats, John Darnielle, se identifica como cristiano, este músico de educación católica se mueve entre los Hare Krishna y la fe evangélica, pero sin duda ora y lee la Biblia cada día. El grupo que lleva el nombre de Bernabé (Barnabas) nace en 1976 tras la Revolución por Jesús. Su canción "El hombre de la espada" (1982) considera este momento del Evangelio con la voz de Nancy Jo Mann y el sonido del rock más duro, que identificará a la Banda de la Resurrección de la Gente de Jesús en Chicago, donde se integran tras su formación en Los Angeles. El tema de la Rez Band, "Hombre Militar" (1984), muestra todavía la radicalidad política de aquellos "hippies" convertidos al cristianismo a principios de los 70 con la poderosa voz de Glenn Kaiser. "No es con espada, ni con ejército, sino con su Santo Espíritu", que Su Reino es establecido, como dice el popular cántico evangélico, que algunos aprendimos de niños...

¿De dónde vienen todos nuestros conflictos?, sino del inmenso ego que tenemos. Nos hacemos la vida imposible, los unos a los otros. Las relaciones se convierten en una lucha de poder, por la que muchas se rompen, tarde o temprano. Sin embargo, nadie piensa en ello cuando se une a otros. Así los discípulos de Jesús no entienden en el Evangelio según Marcos cómo Jesús puede decir que le van a traicionar y matar (9:31-32). Como observa el músico cristiano Steve Taylor, "el orgullo mata". Se da cuenta que hasta "se pueden cantar canciones religiones y mantener el ego" (On The Fritz). Oímos esta vez la versión en vivo de este tema, que abre el concierto que se grabó en disco y vídeo en el festival de Greenbelt que hubo en el castillo de Ashby (Inglaterra) en 1985 ante veinte mil personas, entre las que estaba José de Segovia en el espacio de prensa delante del escenario. "Si alguno quiere ser el primero, será el postrero y el servidor de todos", dice Jesús en el v. 35. Lori Chaffer puso música a estas palabras con su dúo de Nashville, Waterdeep. Tras llamar a la "paz, los unos con los otros" (v. 50), Jesús habla del divorcio (10:1-12). Es "la dureza del corazón", la que está detrás de toda ruptura. Neil Young escribe sobre "La gran separación" tras su divorcio en el año 2000. Si hay una película reciente que muestra con especial dureza la amargura de una ruptura matrimonial es "Regreso a Hope Gap" (2019). Es un proyecto muy personal de William Nicholson, el autor de "Tierras de penumbra", una obra que aprecian muchos creyentes por el retrato que hace de la fe ante el sufrimiento del profesor de Oxford convertido al cristianismo, C. S. Lewis. En lo que no se fijan tanto los cristianos, es que es también la historia del divorcio y nuevo matrimonio de la escritora judía comunista Joy Davidman. Nicholson ha querido volver al cine con otra pieza teatral que hizo después el guion de "Gladiator". Se llamaba "La retirada de Moscú" por la obsesión histórica con el desastre de Napoleón que tiene el personaje que hace tan magistralmente, Bill Nighy. El profesor que aquí interpreta, quiere divorciarse de la sorprendida esposa que hace la ya veterana actriz estadounidense, Annette Bening con un logrado acento británico, difícil de conseguir para un americano. El enfrentamiento se produce en la casa que tienen en la localidad costera inglesa de Seaford, cuando viene el hijo que encarna el siempre vulnerable Josh O´Connor, que hizo del actual monarca británico en la serie "The Crown". José de Segovia comenta varias escenas de la obra de Nicholson, basada en el divorcio de sus padres, sobre la banda sonora original de Alex Heffes. No podía faltar en este programa, el mayor álbum de divorcio de todos los tiempos, el "Rumours" de Fleetwood Mac, que refleja la amarga ruptura de las dos parejas que formaban el grupo en 1977 y se convierte en uno de los discos más vendidos de todos los tiempos. Escuchamos sus "Sueños" en la impresionante voz de Stevie Nicks. Es un tema tan típico de los 70 como "50 formas de dejar tu amante", la canción que hace el cantautor judío Paul Simon, tras su separación de Garfunkel y el divorcio de su primera esposa. Acabamos con una canción de inspiración cristiana, hecha por una de las primeras bandas de "rock duro" de la Gente de Jesús, la Rez Band de Chicago. En "Mamá ya no quiere más a Papá" (1981), el matrimonio de antiguos "hippies", Glen y Wendi Kaiser, nos introducen la perspectiva de los hijos, los niños sobre los que habla Jesús en los versículos 13-16. Seguiremos nuestro viaje por la vida en esta Ruta a los largo de los 66 libros de la Biblia, a la luz de "la trampa" que muestra Jesús a continuación en este capítulo 10 de la Buena Noticia según Marcos...

The legendary Rez Band is the focus of this episode as we go over the 1985 album Between Heaven & Hell.  Spotify Playlist: https://bit.ly/45uoCa8 Randy Rose: https://bit.ly/3q9xamL Burlap to Cashmere: https://bit.ly/3MuBunY Us Kids Doc: https://bit.ly/3oqHE0y Circle of Dust: https://bit.ly/438rOqr Other links:  website: geeksrockcast.com FB: https://fb.com/christiangeeksrockcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/geeksrockcast geeksrockcast@gmail.com 

"It was like I was getting a spiritual wedgie from God" when Red Frog's Boss, Andy Gourley heard Rez Band's Walk On for the first time. Not only did it change his life but it changed thousands of young people's lives across the globe. Listen to find out how!To get in touch with host Aiden Grant, email aideng@hotmail.com or head to Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aiden_s_grant/?hl=en Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The best Christian rock & metal on the net. Artists include: Rez Band, John Evans, Fear Not, Reign of Glory and more.

The original Woodstock Festival happened once. The Cornerstone Festival, however, gathered an unlikely and diverse group of rock and rollers from around the world to two different pieces of land 29 years in a row. Even as the so-called “Jesus Movement,” of the late 60s, and its' fascinating musical soundtrack, transformed throughout the 80s into more of a subculture than a counterculture, and "Contemporary Christian Music" became more mainstream, Cornerstone kept the fire of revolution burning. With a radical lineup – both musically and educationally – this event was unique in the world. It was responsible for launching several artists not only into the thriving underground, but to mainstream rock, alternative, and metal success as well.   The final Cornerstone Festival happened in July of 2012 and on this special edition of the True Tunes Podcast we revisit the event both through archival interviews and performance audio, and newly recorded interviews with some of the festival's founders. We hear from some of our listeners about the ways Cornerstone impacted them, and co-producer Bruce A. Brown even interviews our host, John J. Thompson, for his perspective. True Tunes traces its roots directly to this incendiary event – when John was just a 13-year-old kid watching The 77s, Rez Band, and others in a field outside of Chicago. We'll hear that story and a lot more.   If you were ever at Cornerstone, you know. If not – take a listen and hear about one of the most unlikely, insane, wonderful, and influential events few people have ever heard of. We'll also ponder what we miss most about it ten years later – and what, if anything, we might do about that.   Music list and more are available on the Show Notes Page for this episode at TrueTunes.com/CstoneRemembered   The True Tunes Podcast is sponsored by VisionTrust.org. Help us change the world for one child at a time by sponsoring a child today. Visit VisionTrust.org/TrueTunes for more information. If you would like to support the show, please consider joining our Patreon community or dropping us a one-time tip and check out our SWAG STORE.  

The best Christian rock & metal on the net. Artists include: Kardia Complex, Rez Band, Gold Frankincense & Myrrh, XL's Innovation and more.

Alan Taylor a pastor and Jay Wilkinson a music industry veteran discuss Secular and Christian musicwith John from their unique perspectives.

Rich Embury returns with another flashback to the '70s, '80s, and '90s rock and metal scene! It's a classic mix-up edition, as Rich goes all over the place, musically, with songs from Raven, The Runaways, Motorhead, Billy Squier, Black Sabbath, Razor, Disciples Of Power, Rez Band (aka Resurrection Band), The Doors, KISS, Quiet Riot, and […]

The best Christian rock & metal on the net. Artists include: PJ Bostic, Trytan, Black Fate, One Bad Pig, Rez Band and more.

What is Christian Rock? Where did it come from? Was it always so worship-y? Today on a very special episode of The Album Concept Hour, we're going to be answering all of those questions for you. Brad has teased his background in the Christian music industry before and with the help of his close friend and 2nd/3rd mother, Kathy Taylor from the Give Me 1 Reason podcast, they are going to compare notes on their experiences with the Christian music industry they each grew up with... And to get into that properly, we need to start at the beginning... The first Christian Rock band to stand shoulder to shoulder with other Classic Rock artists of the time... Rez Band (or Resurrection Band). With reformed hippie, Glenn Kaiser and Wendi, his wife with the outstanding voice, at the front as a Christian power couple, along with great musicians backing them in Stu Heiss, Roy Montroy, and John Herrin, they completely changed how Christians looked at music moving forward. They represented a shifting tide in American Christianity and were part of a new wave of hippie/Christian hybrids. Coming from the world of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, Glenn Kaiser was able to capture the spirit of rock, while infusing it with his newly found spiritual beliefs and turn it into great Rock along the way. With cohosts Jon and Jake! Links from ep: Give Me 1 Reason: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/give-me-1-reason/id1431624615 or https://soundcloud.com/user-216877750 Dolly Parton & Patti LaBelle: https://youtu.be/1g8sPWiKw-4 Other Links: OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/2stA2P7pTC TACHP Desert Island Discord Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4wNErQHfrAYgSsIZlLJ6ym?si=dtrMJCuqQwa1Zt7RtwrXNg (YouTube Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4Uk6UBPMYEs3BtK1HwWJMyXlKwPH93Qx https://linktr.ee/FlyoverStatePark --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albumconcepthour/support

Glenn Kaiser, co-founder, songwriter, lead singer and guitarist for legendary Jesus Rock band Resurrection (Rez) Band, talks about how the pioneer days of Christian rock music on Episode 3 of #ejesuspodcast. Rez Band was one of the early pioneers of Christian rock music. They began in 1972 as a part of a Christian traveling community called Jesus People USA that would set up Christian rock revivals in towns and cities all over the south and midwest United States. They released their first album in 1979 and continued playing Christian rock music through 16 albums and over 25 years. Known predominantly for their hard rock sound led by husband and wife duo Glenn and Wendi Kaiser, they also incorporated heartfelt ballads, gritty blues, and even some experimental electronic music. Rez toured all over the world, playing rock & roll and preaching the gospel; breaking down conventional prejudices against hard rock music in the traditional church. They helped to open the doors to countless musicians who can now express themselves and their relationship to God in all manner of musical styles. Co-hosted by ELECTRIC JESUS writer-director Chris White and Music Supervisor/CCM Historian John J. Thompson, and featuring composer Daniel Smith, Season 1 - Electric Jesus: The Music Behind the Movie explores the world of 1980s Christian rock music with an eye toward the creation of the film's unforgettable original songs and score, the power of nostalgia, Evangelical youth group culture, and the Christian rock songs and artists that appear in the movie, ELECTRIC JESUS. EPISODE SONG LIST: 'Commando for Christ' 316, 'Do the Barabbas!' Familyre Friends, 'Love Comes Down' Rez Band, 'My Jesus Is All' Rez Band, Wille Kemp (Cauzin Efekt), Grace and Glory Choir, ‘Barabbas' 316, 'Quite Enough (DEMO)' Resurrection Band, 'The Struggle' Rez Band, 'Diggin' My Own Grave' Glenn Kaiser, 'Waves' Rez Band, 'Fiend or Foul' Rez Band, 'Vacation Bible Bop' Familyre Friends, 'Laugh It Up Fuzzball' Andrew Stanton, 'Music Box' Tamplin and Friends. LINKS: Electric Jesus: Music From and Inspired By the Motion Picture https://lnk.to/ElectricJesus. EJ Official Website https://electricjesusfilm.com/. EJ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ejesusfilm. EJ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ejesusfilm. EJ Twitter https://twitter.com/ejesusfilm. EJ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_t4tvTqhKVDjfMC19tEYog. EJ IMDb https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8666022. Produced by John J. Thompson and Bruce A. Brown for Gyroscope Productions. Copyright 2021 Blue Tape Records.

The best Christian rock & metal on the net. Artists include: Demon Hunter, Blessed By a Broken Heart, Disciple, Rez Band, Bride, Fit For a King and more.

This week, we continue our discussion with Christian Rock legend, Glenn Kaiser, as he shares more from his testimony and what he thinks we can be doing better, as the Church. Plus, we'll thrown in a few more samples of Rez hits as well! If you'd like to catch up with what Glenn is doing, visit www.glennkaiser.com!

Glenn Kaiser, along with his wife, Wendi, headed up one of the most influential and foundational Christian Rock Bands for almost 30 years. Resurrection Band quickly became the bar against what all other Christian rock bans were measured. However, unlike some artists, it was never about the music or the fame. To them, it was all about the ministry of the Gospel of Christ. The week, we get into the mind of Glenn as he talks about the music of REZ and what it meant, as well as his own testimony of converting from drug-filled hippie lifestyle to Christianity, and how that wasn't an easy transition. Join us for part one of this two-part episode!

Artist and musician Jace Seavers tell his epic story of living nearly a decade in the Jesus People USA commune in Chicago. Consisting of good memories and nightmares both, the experience would affect his thinking and art for the rest of his life. Includes stories of Steve Scott, Daniel Amos, Cause and Effect, Crashdog, The Crossing and Rez Band. To hear on Stitcher, click here! To hear on iTunes, click here! To hear on Spotify, click here! (Jace with one of Rez Band's original bass guitars)  

Glenn Kaiser has been a musician since the late '60s. In 1971, he joined the group that would later become Resurrection (Rez) Band. Glenn fronted the hard rock Rez Band for more than 25 years before setting out on his own to pursue other musical avenues. In 1999 he formed the blues rock trio Glenn Kaiser Band (GKB) with former Rez bassist Roy Montroy and drummer Ed Bialach. Glenn's solo career is centered around the blues, especially with handmade cigar box guitars and other "found object" instruments, but also with lapsteel, acoustic and electric guitars and harmonica.His extensive discography - 35 recordings to date - includes projects of rock 'n' roll, R&B, worship, American roots and, the thread through it all, blues. In 2012, Glenn and blues harmonica great Joe Filisko recorded their live concert at the final Cornerstone Festival (Glenn Kaiser and Joe Filisko Live) and continue to share the stage when schedules allow. His 2011 project Cardboard Box was inspired by the plight of Chicago's homeless and the symbolic use of found-object instruments like cigar box guitars as trash-to-treasure. Its proceeds continue to benefit a northside homeless shelter, CCO.On his most recent studio project of traditional blues, Long Way from My Home, the handmade cigar box and “diddley bow” guitars are even more prominent, and the back porch reminiscence strong. The recording is essentially one-man blues, though Joe Filisko features stealthily on four tracks with harmonica, and accurately represents what one will get when Glenn performs solo - subtly brilliant blues.

Glenn Kaiser has been a musician since the late '60s. In 1971, he joined the group that would later become Resurrection (Rez) Band. Glenn fronted the hard rock Rez Band for more than 25 years before setting out on his own to pursue other musical avenues. In 1999 he formed the blues rock trio Glenn Kaiser Band (GKB) with former Rez bassist Roy Montroy and drummer Ed Bialach. Glenn's solo career is centered around the blues, especially with handmade cigar box guitars and other "found object" instruments, but also with lapsteel, acoustic and electric guitars and harmonica.His extensive discography - 35 recordings to date - includes projects of rock 'n' roll, R&B, worship, American roots and, the thread through it all, blues. In 2012, Glenn and blues harmonica great Joe Filisko recorded their live concert at the final Cornerstone Festival (Glenn Kaiser and Joe Filisko Live) and continue to share the stage when schedules allow. His 2011 project Cardboard Box was inspired by the plight of Chicago's homeless and the symbolic use of found-object instruments like cigar box guitars as trash-to-treasure. Its proceeds continue to benefit a northside homeless shelter, CCO.On his most recent studio project of traditional blues, Long Way from My Home, the handmade cigar box and “diddley bow” guitars are even more prominent, and the back porch reminiscence strong. The recording is essentially one-man blues, though Joe Filisko features stealthily on four tracks with harmonica, and accurately represents what one will get when Glenn performs solo - subtly brilliant blues.

The Mind Renewed returns from its "half-term" break for an interview with John J. Thompson, veteran of the music industry and author of the thoughtful and challenging book Jesus Bread and Chocolate : Crafting a Handmade Faith in a Mass-Market World. Speaking from his passion for authentic spirituality, transformative community and artisanal living, John J. Thompson reflects upon the growing phenomenon of the handcrafted and small-batch culture, and asks whether this intensifying counterpoint to the one-size-fits-all world of corporate mass-production might have something important to say about Jesus and our relationship with Him. "Is it possible that our culture's re-engagement with handcrafted local things and experiences might contain the echo of a 'still small voice' calling us home to our truer selves? What might a batch of artisanal chocolate, or a fresh-baked loaf of bread, or a cup of home-roasted carefully-brewed coffee, tell us about ourselves, our nature, or our faith?" (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

The Mind Renewed returns from its "half-term" break for an interview with John J. Thompson, veteran of the music industry and author of the thoughtful and challenging book Jesus Bread and Chocolate : Crafting a Handmade Faith in a Mass-Market World. Speaking from his passion for authentic spirituality, transformative community and artisanal living, John J. Thompson reflects upon the growing phenomenon of the handcrafted and small-batch culture, and asks whether this intensifying counterpoint to the one-size-fits-all world of corporate mass-production might have something important to say about Jesus and our relationship with Him. "Is it possible that our culture's re-engagement with handcrafted local things and experiences might contain the echo of a 'still small voice' calling us home to our truer selves? What might a batch of artisanal chocolate, or a fresh-baked loaf of bread, or a cup of home-roasted carefully-brewed coffee, tell us about ourselves, our nature, or our faith?" (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

Join Amy and me for an uplifting podcast this week. I share the website that is selling my meditation music, we talk about work and what has been going on this week and then read a bunch about Joseph and his brothers. We are at the point in the story where he makes a choice to forgive them. We relate that to our lives and how we can best move forward. Great music from Rez Band and more. ENJOY.

In this episode we talk about the new Planet of the Apes movie, mowing in the ran, fun at Easter,Voice Overs, the Ipad 2 and more. Our main subject on this episode is about sharing our faith, or as it's called evangelism. We read your comments from face book and twitter, and we have a great discussion. We also play a great tune from Rez Band off their acoustic CD Appendectomy. Very cool episode, and we hope you enjoy it a bunch. Tell your friends, share on facebook and twitter, let people know about the Take Him With You Podcast. Thanks for listening.

Some classic Jesus music, with songs inspired by the book of Joshua and by the blues, including: Be Strong And Courageous - Michael W. Smith, What You Do For Me - Deniece Williams, It's Mad - Jerusalem, You Only Go Round Once - Dion DiMucci, Get Back To The Bible - Petra, You Gotta Move - Lost Dogs, ... commentary by Glenn Kaiser ..., Nobody's Fault But Mine - Kaiser/Mansfield, Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven - Larry Howard, Put Your Life Into His Hands - Larry Norman, Oklahoma Blues - DeGarmo & Key, Quite Enough - Rez Band

Some classic Jesus music, with songs inspired by the book of Joshua and by the blues, including: Be Strong And Courageous - Michael W. Smith, What You Do For Me - Deniece Williams, It's Mad - Jerusalem, You Only Go Round Once - Dion DiMucci, Get Back To The Bible - Petra, You Gotta Move - Lost Dogs, ... commentary by Glenn Kaiser ..., Nobody's Fault But Mine - Kaiser/Mansfield, Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven - Larry Howard, Put Your Life Into His Hands - Larry Norman, Oklahoma Blues - DeGarmo & Key, Quite Enough - Rez Band

Some classic Jesus music, with songs inspired by the book of Joshua and by the blues, including: Be Strong And Courageous - Michael W. Smith, What You Do For Me - Deniece Williams, It's Mad - Jerusalem, You Only Go Round Once - Dion DiMucci, Get Back To The Bible - Petra, You Gotta Move - Lost Dogs, ... commentary by Glenn Kaiser ..., Nobody's Fault But Mine - Kaiser/Mansfield, Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven - Larry Howard, Put Your Life Into His Hands - Larry Norman, Oklahoma Blues - DeGarmo & Key, Quite Enough - Rez Band

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