| Track |
Artist |
Why |
| Rest |
Future of Forestry |
awesome strings.
awesome lyrics. awesome rest. awesome God.
Les Colston. |
| I Still Have to Go |
Tyson Motsenbocker |
I was told Tyson Motsenbocker wrote this album as a reflection on the passing away of his Mother who was also his hero. He has created a beautiful album as a tribute to her life, ‘Letters to Lost Loves’ is sometimes sad, sometimes haunting, always beautiful. This is one of the happier songs, enjoy!
Tim Barrow. |
| Ghost of a King |
The Gray Havens |
Brilliant, powerful song that speaks of the mystery of resurrection and new life when we truly thirst and go beyond ourselves.
Tim Cross. |
| Higher Love (Acoustic) |
Grace Grundy |
I still enjoy the original, but this cover is striped right back and very delicate, it really brings the message of the song to the fore. I love the message of a ‘higher love’ and I believe love is something we need to elevate into our awareness all the time. Something from heaven that needs to made flesh here and now in us.
Tim Barrow. |
| Lay it All Down |
Will Reagan & United Pursuit |
Jesus is waiting for us to lay down our burdens this lent season so he can speak life into our true identity and close the door on false accusation & hopelessness. This is going to be a season of restoration. Who the son sets free is free indeed!
Cathy Woods. |
| Blinded by Your Grace pt.1. |
Stormzy |
Stormzy hustled his own way in to this playlist somehow.
A song in two beautiful parts. |
| Nearer my God to Thee |
Anna Weatherup |
A beautiful rendition of a classic hymn that draws my heart to God.
Gretel Ridgeway. |
| Vapor |
The Liturgists |
A creation story of our now, what is God unfolding in us during Lent and how is it opening us up more to Him.
Bec Matheson. |
| Planetarium |
La La Land Soundtrack |
This movie was colour in a dull season for me. This track is like waking up to something new.
Em Morgan. |
| Mention of Your Name |
Jenn Johnson |
I have been listening to this song on repeat since I heard it! Just the whisper of Jesus name changes everything. May we understand the power of the name of Jesus this Easter .
Meg Woods. |
| Samhradh Samhradh |
The Gloaming |
The title means summer summer and it’s a song about summer returning and the sun rising and the animals playing.
A song of hope.
Joel McKerrow. |
| Night has passed/Morning has Broken |
The Brilliance |
Just one of the many ‘Brilliant” songs from the aptly named band off their latest album. A great reminder as we start each day and a fantastic ode to the Cat Stevens classic.
Les Colston. |
| Anyhow |
Tedeschi Truck Band |
A song about journeying that I am loving this season.
Em Morgan. |
| Blinded by Your Grace pt. 2 |
Stormzy |
Gangsta praise everytime. |
| Forever |
Kari Jobe |
My fave line in this song which continues to sustain me in all things is “His perfect love could not be overcome”. Love wins!
Meg Woods. |
| The End of Me |
Jason Gray |
Catchy, simple, reminder that the fruit of the Spirit comes as we let go during those times when God brings us to the end of ourselves.
Tim Cross. |
