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Your favorite Christian song / songs.

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Whatever makes you happy.......:thumb:

 

Unlike my conservative brothers will not condem you for enjoying or doing something that I do not agree with.

 

Pretty one dimensional aren't you? I THOUGHT this was a thread on Christian music. Silly me.

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Yes, I find most "contemporary" compilations to be crap.

 

Frankly, if you want upbeat Christ-centered music, you are more apt to find it locally in good bluegrass music. Very much Christian-derived. In Glasgow there is a radio station that has a program called "Barren River Breakdown" every Sunday morning, which is bluegrass genre.

 

That's a great radio show on WKU public radio (which has towers in BG, E'town, O'boro and Somerset). The host, Erika Brady, was a professor of mine during my Western days. They go into a lot more than Bluegrass, though, hitting a lot of roots rock/Americana/alt-country/honkytonk/rockabilly-type stuff.

 

I personally don't have much use for the scourge called "Christian Rock," and I think the South Park episode on the phenomena was extremely on point in noting its overwhelming lack of originality and edge. If I need the message bad enough, Bluegrass gospel and black gospel does a great job, and with talented and adventurous artists to boot.

That's a great radio show on WKU public radio (which has towers in BG, E'town, O'boro and Somerset). The host, Erika Brady, was a professor of mine during my Western days. They go into a lot more than Bluegrass, though, hitting a lot of roots rock/Americana/alt-country/honkytonk/rockabilly-type stuff.

 

I personally don't have much use for the scourge called "Christian Rock," and I think the South Park episode on the phenomena was extremely on point in noting its overwhelming lack of originality and edge. If I need the message bad enough, Bluegrass gospel and black gospel does a great job, and with talented and adventurous artists to boot.

 

 

 

I enjoy bluegrass gospel.

I likem all. Glad to see everyone is reading in this section and that is good.

Amazing Grace-played by bag pipes( I have told my wife I want this at my funeral)

 

Jesus-Donnie McClurkin

Amazing Grace-played by bag pipes( I have told my wife I want this at my funeral)
:thumb: I think Amazing Grace must have been written with bag pipes and funerals in mind.

All Gospel music.

Bluegrass, Hymns, Southern Gospel, Choirs, Contemporary, Praise Bands.

God cannot be put into a box and neither should gospel music. Either it is about the Lord or it isn't. I do not claim to know God's thoughts but I just can't see Him thinking..."Oh their singing Bluegrass gospel this morning at church..."Contemporary music at church".

 

1. How Great Thou Art

2. It is Well

3. A Mighty Fortress

4. Almost Anything by Casting Crowns

5. Almost Anything by MercyMe

6. All Gospel Songes by Elvis

There's so many favorites, I love Gospel Music.don't know were to start.

Sweet Beulah Land..... Squire Parsons

I Hear A Voice Calling..... Ricky Scaggs

Peace In The Valley

Amazing Grace

How Great Thou Art

The Old Rugged Cross

In The Garden

Wayfaring Stranger (maybe my all time favorite)

Go Rest High (on that mountain)

Peace In The Valley

Sweet Beullah Land

Midnight Cry

 

There are so many that I love and I know that there arfe some that I am forgetting

I like everything from the Crabb Family to Casting Crowns.

 

My faves:

 

Amazing Grace

East to West - Casting Crowns

Through the Fire - Crabb Family

From the Depths of My Heart - Isaacs

Jesus Bring the Rain - MercyMe

I have to say that there are several Christian songs that I like, but I like more of the newer Christian rock or Christian alternative.

 

Some of my favorites are:

 

"His Eye Is On The Sparrow"

"We Need Each Other" - Sanctus Real

"Love Song" - Third Day

"Wake Up" - The Swift

"Almost There" - The Swift

Anything by Relient K

"Consuming Fire" - Third Day

"Walk on Water" - Audio Adrenaline

"My Glorious" - Delirious?

"Say It Loud" - Sanctus Real

"I Love You" - Sanctus Real

"How Great Is Our God" - Chris Tomlin

 

For fans of harder rock/metal, there is a really good all-girl band from Tennessee called "ilia" who has some good stuff. You can check them out at http://www.myspace.com/iliamusic

 

One of my favorite songs of theirs is "Last Night"

 

There's also a local Christian alternative band called EYESUPONUS, from the Versailles/Georgetown area that has some good stuff.

 

Some of their songs: "Savor the Moment", "Scars", and "I Stand Amazed"

 

EYESUPONUS actually has a debut album coming out in early June. You can check them out at http://www.eyesuponus.net

 

EYESUPONUS and ilia will actually be playing a show together on June 11th in Versailles.

I tend to enjoy the christmas songs more than anything.

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