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Robert Peterson had barely dusted off his drum kit when the Lord handed him a new setlist. Robert shares: "this current round of songs being created were different - they were all his - well sort of all his." He had decided it was time to offer up his talents to the Lord. Robert writes: "I was mortified at the thought of actually giving my life to Him. I didn't want to give up who I thought I was."   "Coming Out of Babylon" is the first song coming out of this change (one that was on the shelve a while pending creation of a intro). The result is a five-minute testimony that turns a trembling surrender into a victory march. As you listen, you can feel how this slow ache of "doing what I wanted to… without a fear" transitions into the realization that "I needed You - all the way."   What I enjoy about the song is that it helps to see "leaving" as the first step that is needed to following His calling for us. The chorus emph...

Dorothy Wallace's "The Lord's Prayer (Sister Janet Mead Cover)" breathes new life into a song originally recorded by Sister Janet Mead in 1973. I am familiar with the song released by Sister Janet Mead in 1973, and the genre of her song was already a surprise to many traditional Christians. It was listed as #4 on Billboard's pop chart on April 13th, 1974. Dorothy Wallace manages to surprise with this rendition, immediately placing a smile on my face, just like "Jesus Christ Super Star" did back in the day…  This rendition of the Lord's Prayer carries the same text as the timeless prayer that we are so familiar with and turns into a rock anthem that feels both reverent and powerful. This version uses the bold power of the electric guitar to amplify the call for us to connect with God. Dorothy reminds us, "God hears every word of this prayer, no matter the style."   The lyrics echo Jesus' own words: "Our Father, who art in heaven, ha...

If you're looking for a powerful and inspiring rock song, you need to check out 'These Lungs' by Mr. Weaverface. This song is not just a piece of music, but it's also a testimony of God's healing power. The lyrics are honest, heartfelt, and straight from the soul. The song tells the story of Mr. Weaverface's struggle with COVID pneumonia, pulmonary embolism, collapsed lung, and a softball-sized lung cyst. But despite all the odds, God brought him through it all and healed him. 'These Lungs' is a song of gratitude, praising God for His miraculous healing. The chorus is incredibly catchy, with the lyrics 'You made these lungs to shout Your name, to sing Your praise.' The song is a powerful reminder of the role that music can play in our lives, as it can be used to glorify God and express our thankfulness. The rock instrumentation is intense and engaging, with a driving beat that perfectly complements the heartfelt lyrics. Mr. Weaverface's vocal...

JJ McGuigan's 'Save My Life' is a powerful and moving Christian rock song that is not to be missed. This song perfectly captures the raw emotion of someone struggling with mental health issues, as JJ himself has experienced. The lyrics are heartfelt and relatable, making it an anthem for anyone who has ever had to fight for their life. The song features JJ's signature guitar riffs, layered over a strong rock beat, creating a sound that is both energizing and cathartic. The chorus is especially poignant, with lyrics that plead with God to 'save my life' and 'help me rise above my strife.' The use of the name 'El Shaddai,' one of the Hebrew names for God, adds a spiritual dimension to the song, making it a powerful prayer for anyone who has struggled with mental health. JJ's honesty and vulnerability in sharing his own struggles make this song even more impactful. If you or someone you know has ever experienced mental health issues, 'Save M...