BLOOD TALLY by Brian Mclellan #Review #Kickstarter #Reading #JustBeingHere

  I was able to procure an advanced copy of Blood Tally by Brian Mclellan, who wrote the amazing Power Mage series which I very much enjoy. When Brian sent me the review copy of Blood Tally he was also amazing enough to also send me a copy of the first book, Uncanny Collateral, which - if you are quick enough you can get it for free on Kindle.      Here is my quick review of Uncanny Collateral: 
A quick and enjoyable read. A slick urban fantasy that brings me back to the days first reading Dresden books. While it has a similar feel it has it's own flair. Language can be rough at times, but it's not too overbearing. Characters are good and I'm extremely interested in more of the story, as well as, what they will do as more comes their way.    If you are a fan of this type of urban fantasy you may want to check out the Kickstarter for Blood Tally. It has already reached it's primary goal, but Brian has been adding other goals to it to make the book even nicer. So check it out and feel free to support how you can.  
Now here is my quick review of Blood Tally:
A nice continuation of this series. I feel that the ante was upped and a new character or two brought themselves into my heart. Still very reminiscent of Dresden files, and it can be hard not to expect Harry to pop up around the corner ready to help Alek out. I still say this has its own flair, but my enjoyment of Jim Butcher's series is certainly helping my enjoyment of this one along. This is such a different feel from Brian's Powder Mage series, which make sense as the magic is different and the setting and technology. I can't help but say I enjoy it. I also like how it does not take extra time to tell a story that can be told in the pages this does... And without really sacrificing too much on character development.
Go ahead and pre-order Bloody Tally from Amazon if you like!

Finally the third book to the second trilogy of the Power Mage series is releasing soon (Dec. 3rd as I'm writing this) - so pre-order Blood of Empire as well!   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Book Review: A Brush with the Beast by Richard Sones #Review

  The physical book:

I like this type of print and cover. It feels nice in your hands and the book itself is a good size. Not too heavy and certainly not so small that it feels like you are holding nothing.

The story:

On a whole the story is good. It had what it needs to pull through plot and push certain things forward, but it really does not give a whole lot of rhyme or reason for these things at times.

The Characters :

What you read on the back cover is pretty much the same you get from the book, so I recommend not reading that back cover until you are halfway through the book as it does help with some charater progression that really is not translated well in the prose. I honestly felt like too much character progressing was happening between chapters instead of where the reader could understand and enjoy it. This is my favorite part of stories and I felt this very much lacked in that area.

The Encouragement :

I found the encouragement between believers was the best parts of the book. The lifting up with scriptures and stories from the Bible was fantastic.

The Left Behind issue :

This is a book that very much deals with end times but no where near to the scale that it was done in left behind. If you enjoyed those books... This one will fall flat. Which is sad as this seems to have some cool points and characters that could have had some awesome moments. They just don't really show up.

The ending :

Not satisfying at all. Only one story is kind of wrapped up. If there was plan for more books..okay..but it was very lacking. Especially if you know much about end times and all that is in revelation.

Content rating :

I was suprised when this book opened itself to cursing. Most of the book does not have it and the character that does it... Well that makes sensebthst they would talk in such a way.. But it could have been more cleanly done, I think.

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#Review of Alex Faith & Dre Murray's "Southern Lights: Overexposed" #JustBeingHere #Rap @sohhpr @alexfaithATL @dremurray22 @CollisionRecs

Alex Faith & Dre Murray 
"Southern Lights: Overexposed"

Overall Thoughts

Crys for motivation to not be about worldly things. Crys for race to not be a factor. Beats are calm and easy to enjoy. the lyrics are easy to understand. The messages are on the nose. Desire and motivation. Is it the end reward? IS it the God of the universe? .. what moves you forward? 

My favorite of the songs is the final one. I found it to be the one that captured life in Christ more than any other one here. We can have hope. It may not mean we are perfect or the best we can be now.. but we don't have to tear ourselves apart if we are not there either. 

Recording Thoughts - 6/10

Individual Song Thoughts

Overexposed (4/5) - Wow.. the calming sound that this starts at. Even some really neat harmony.. then leading into really quick paced rap lyrics. The message here seems to be about having SOOO Much of the bad in one's live just breaking the idea that you can even hear or listen to others that speak of Jesus. .. I guess.. it can be easy to begin to see ... what good is a dead man on a cross gonna do when life is hard. what good are dusty old stories when harsh life is in your face beating you down everyday. 

All Around the World (3/5) - A cry to the world of the truth? A yell out to show that truth may not be the easiest thing to believe... to share.. and even when belief may be there.. FIXING things... is not easy. Can things really change?.. We have to believe that we can do something... or we give up. Giving up.. is losing. The only real way to lose. 

Wake Up Music (3/5) - a Heavy heart for the tragic things committed in the name of race. We need to learn to look past colors. Human, is human. God loves regardless of this... why is it that we collectively cannot. 

I-285 (interlude) - Starts with a rough recording explaining the drive or message desired through the album and flows to more explaining via more of a rap feel... though the back ground track has a bit of an 80's feel... which just made me think of old TV tracks. 

The message of "we were made" is powerful.. and true. Many of us seem to choose to throw those things away and make ourselves about other things.. seriously unimportant things. Man.. that hits hard. 

Money (3/5) - How hard are we running for the way a "system" wants us to run? Is your life about money? for fame? for recognition? .. is that the focus you have.... if so.. it is time to redirect.. to refocus.

City of Nightmares II (3/5) - I really liked the elements of harmony in this song. More R&b moments... Kind of a surreal storytelling song. Like.. vision of the world while looking through a filter. Which do you see... the dream?.. or the nightmare?

I-610 (interlude) - A telling of the pull to do music. To live in an atmosphere the bred this out of others. Also.. as the song kind of builds you begin to see the idea that.. wait.. I need that.. that.. and it must be better and I can have better.. until your sight comes in again to finally see that it was all a smokescreen. 

Decatur Street Blues (3/5) - Actually this leads in from the interlude before it. That desire to succeed... but why? What is the reason? To crawl up from the depths.. to feel insignificant. Growing through that... how easy can it be to become disillusioned. To see beyond what was clearly lies.. but then to begin to grow in faith and have to fight that same thing ... an interesting back and forth.. really 

Forever (2/5) - Interesting song about change within a person... an odd outlook on it.. I guess .. truthfully.. we are who we are. We are broken in the places we are broken. To deny this.. only hurts us in the end. Be honest with others in this.. they can become strength where you are weak. Thank God for the body of the church that can be the reinforcement we may need at a certain time. Now.. as far as .. "not changing at all" or "not knowing no better" .. come on.. lets instill the possibility of change.. of growth that CAN happen within us. 

Takin' Time (5/5) - Happy? What is that?. .what does it look like to gain joy and happiness in life? It is certainly not what the world around us would want us to believe. It can happen in SO many more circumstances. I really like the idea of this being where you can take time and be good with where you are. Yes.. we can be better.. yes.. we can grow.. but if we beat ourselves up all the time.. where is our joy? If we judge ourselves by our twisted path... we will never grow from it. No need to move fast.. to rush though.. choose joy now.. choose God now, and strive for the better.. while keeping our hearts high. 

Album & Information Links

Alex Faith & Dre Murray "Southern Lights: Overexposed"
Collision Records
April 28, 2015

About Southern Lights: Overexposed
This album intends to hold in tension the harsh realities of Alex and Dre's cultural realities—from upbringing to modern day—while purposely shining the light on Jesus in the darkness. This does not mean that each song will be a sermon, nor does it mean that each song on the album is trying to hide Jesus either, but rather like John Piper said, "stay in step with the gospel," even if you don't hear it explicitly in each song. There is a tension, but this album is "in step with the gospel." The album is meant to be heard in one listen, though there are stand alone songs.

Be it the politically charged song Wake Up Music; the hard-hitting intro, Overexposed; to City of Nightmares II, you will hear southern beats, flow, warm mixing and mastering, production from Wit and Swoope––on I-285 and I-610—and an album that glorifies Jesus. Arguably one of our best project yet, or as Alex says, "the best project that I have put out having finally found my voice."

Highlights
* Both are members of WLAK who debuted March 2013 at #1 on iTunes Overall and #1 on iTunes Hip Hop/Rap chart. WLAK charted on Billboard at #7 Rap, and #81 Top 200.
* In late 2014, Alex Faith and Dre Murray together toured 20+ cities around the US performing both solo & group material.* Dre Murray's label debut Gold Rush: Maybe One Day charted on Billboard #15 Rap, and #189 Top 200. GRMOD peaked at #8 on iTunes Rap Albums.
* Dre Murray is featured on Lecrae's critically acclaimed mixtape "Church Clothes" which has received over 1 million downloads
* Alex Faith's label debut ATLast charted on Billboard #16 Rap, and #193 Top 200. ATLast peaked at #8 on iTunes Rap Albums chart.
* Features labelmate Swoope whose album Sinema charted on Billboard #4 Rap, and #55 Top 200.

Southern Lights: Overexposed track listing
1. Overexposed (feat. Sean C. Johnson)
2. All Around the World (feat. Tragic Hero)
3. Wake Up Music (feat. Swoope)
4. I-285 (interlude)
5. Money (feat. Reconcile)
6. City of Nightmares II (feat. Ada-L)
7. I-610 (interlude)
8. Decatur Street Blues (feat. Corey Paul)
9. Forever
10. Takin' Time (feat. Young Noah)

For listeners of: Lecrae, Kanye West, WLAK (We Live As Kings)

iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/southern-lights-overexposed/id975355568?at=11l4Me

Links
Twitter: @alexfaithATL @dremurray22 @CollisionRecs @sohhpr

Press Contact
Josh Niemyjski
josh@sohhpr.com
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#Review of Sean C. Johnson's "Circa 1993" #JustBeingHere #Rap #RandB @sohhpr @seancjohnson #CIRCA1993

Sean C. Johnson "Circa 1993"

Overall Thoughts

 This album captures an attitude that wants to lift the Lord. There are many themes here, and love is certainly at the heart of the idea. I liked many of the beats and just the simple, as well as complex messages being brought forward. 

Most of the tracks are really great, though there were some I just didn't understand or did not find the music backing tracks to my liking. I think most anyone could enjoy this album though. 

Recording Thoughts - 8/10

Individual Song Thoughts

"Mountains" (5/5) - Vocals are clear and melodic. Really calming.. almost.. R&B feel. A pretty slick beat. Nice scratchy static background in just the right spots. Vocals just fit right into the instrumental tracks. Oh.. and a really cool jazz like part starts at about 3 minutes in.. wow! 

Accepting of the fact that we cannot make it on our own. A lifting of God and the sacrifice of Christ. Very cool.. great message. 

"Nothing But A 'G' Thang" (3/5) - Another great beat.. this one really reminded me of my days listening to Boyz 2 Men... yeah... I did.. :). I am gonna guess that the 'G' thing is a God thing?.. maybe.. I don't know. 

"Melodies (From Heaven)" (4/5) - A cool .. kind of funky sound. A slight dissonance that actually comes together in an interesting, but good way. Ready and open for what God has for them. Kind of a basking in the wonderfulness of God. 

"Redemption Song" (4/5) - wow... with the horn.. and the music feelings of the 90's all the way back to the 50's.. ha.. that backing track just makes me think of those older television shows. Some clever rap just laying out the truth of God active and alive in one's life. Pretty slick. 

"Knew Him" (4/5) - this really flows from the previous song.... calming.. .and just a clear lifting of Jesus and the sacrifice He gave us on Calvary.

"Mirrors" (3/5) - slick beat. Very simple.. almost kind of an interlude. It is clearly calling for a time to .. well reflect on oneself. Which is a much needed activity to evaluate if we are still as we believe we should be. 

"No Flex Zone (Re-Imagined)" (3/5) - a nice beat.. a cool kind of snap effect in it. This also seems to be a retake on another song of the same name. I have never heard the other one ... and have no clue what a "flex zone" is.. so I am a bit lost on it. Sounds good... message is a bit hard to understand because of my ignorance. 

"Made of Love (Charity)" (3/5) - A declaration of love. a fun and funky beat. 

"Final Frontier" (1/5) - hmm... interesting.. I found the music to be a bit too dissonant. Not really something I could get into and enjoy. Just... too off kilter.  

"Magic and Kareem" (3/5) - An interesting song of rivalry. Of a desire to put what first?.. the world.. or the mission given by God? ... as well an interesting premise for this as well. 

Album & Information Links

Sean C. Johnson "Circa 1993"Independent
March 10, 2015

Background
When I was kid I loved reading comic books. The issues I enjoyed the most were the ones that told a heroes origin story. This album is my "origin story". While I'm no hero, I do have a story to tell and my story was shaped by four events that all happened...in 1993.:

* Death of my mother.
* Falling in love with music.
* Viewing pornographic material for the first time. 
* Giving my life to Christ.

Each song on the album will be told through the lens of these four events and give listeners a peak into what shaped me.

SIDE A is set in 1993 and touches on dealing with the death of my mother ("Mountains"), falling in love with music and exploring my musical tastes ("Nothing But A 'G' Thang" & "Melodies"), and hearing the gospel for the first time ("Redemption Song" & "Never Knew Him")

SIDE B, If Side A is the "Cause", Side B is the "Effect" and is set in the present.  It explores me being aware of the many sins in my life (including Pornography) and shows me maturing, growing, and walking out my faith ("Mirror" & "No Flex Zone").  It also shows how pornography has warped my view of love now that I'm in a relationship ("Made of Love"). And lastly the album concludes with me accepting my call to make God honoring music ("Final Frontier")

BONUS TRACK - This song shows where I'm at currently as an independent artist and vents some of my frustrations.

Circa 1993 track listing
SIDE A - Past
1. Mountains
2. Nothing But A 'G' Thang
3. Melodies (From Heaven)
4. Redemption Song ft. Armond Wakeup & Adam L.
5. Never Knew Him

SIDE B - Present
6. Mirror
7. No Flex Zone (Re-Imagined)
8. Made of Love (Charity)
9. Final Frontier
BONUS TRACK - Magic & Kareem

Links
Twitter @seancjohnson #CIRCA1993 #EveryStoryHasABeginning
http://SeanCJohnson.com
http://facebook.com/SimplyAVessel
http://instagram.com/SeanCJohnson

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Josh Niemyjski
josh@sohhpr.com
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#Review of @RickLeeJames New Hymns #BackerBenefitsReview #JustBeingHere #Hymns

 

 

I interviewed Rick a good while back when Comments on Christianity was still up and running. We talked about an album he was wanting to create and the GoFundMe to support it. Gofundme.com/hymns He has been hard at work on it, though there is still need of funds if you are willing to help out. 

Being a backer I was privileged with receiving three of the songs ahead of time to "check them out". 

These were rough cuts of each of these songs so I kept my thoughts simple:

"O God Our Help" (4/5) - Interestingly this has an undercurrent of a rock feel to it. What I mean by this is that the vocals are nifty as they still carry the weight of being heavy worded hymns, but then are layered on top of some semi-rock like instrumentation. 

"The Invitation" (5/5) - Beautiful piano backing... vocals that just usher you into a worshipful attitude. A great way to bring this message forth. No holding back this is my favorite of the three. 

"Watchman" (4/5) - The instrumentation flows nicely.. I certainly like the acoustic elements. The song is common for the "watchman" songs I have heard from other artists. 

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#Review of Sareem Poems & Ess Be's album titled "Beautiful Noise" #JustBeingHere @sohhpr @SareemPoems @EssBe517 @illect

Sareem Poems & Ess Be "Beautiful Noise"

Overall Thoughts

 An album pretty full of encouraging words. While it was a bit hard to get into at first I really enjoyed the latter tracks. Some great messages and pretty fun beats, if not the best recordings. All and all a good listen.

 

Recording Thoughts - 6/10

Individual Song Thoughts

1. As We Are (3/5) - a catchy beat. Not too rough... kind of a faraway feel to it. Hard to hear what I expect is the rap part, but really a simple song with not too much of a crystal clear message. It is pretty much the title. I could guess, but I would prefer not to. A good listen though. 

2. We (3/5) - A calming start, with a nice transition to rap lyrics.. a message of the way "we" go... walk.. live life. How we can have a hard time seeing ourselves "right".. interesting the line " we don't see what people say" .. are we so lost in ourselves we cannot see the truth? .. or are we so focused that we are not worried about it... both could be bad.. one could be good if our focus is in God. 

3. Higher (3/5) - Always enjoy a good 80's cartoon reference. This song certainly has the message of wanting to get " Higher " ... but I certainly heard some desire for encouragement in others... so certainly a good message to lift others up higher in their lives. 

4. Push It Along (4/5) - A song about continuing on in life. Sometimes we can get a bunch of "junk" in the way... but we can ... we really can move on.. we can " push it along " and continue on. There are things that could hold others back mentioned in this, but as well things that help inspire and propel people forward. It is so much about attitude within ourselves. We need to grip one that keeps us going... working hard to do right by all those around us. "if can't find one, then make God the reason" ... while yes.. I say God should be the reason anyway.. churchy answer yes... but if your "reason" something else.. it is too easy to decide to stop that "forward motion". 

5. Overflow (5/5) - A musical interlude of sorts... and by musical... I really enjoyed listening to it. Not too long.. not to short... but a fun little interlude

6. Empty (4/5) - Oh wow.. one serious issue brought to light here. Kind of a "luke warm" idea... it really can capture the idea of how this can feel. To be broken and alone. To try to fill one's life with the wrong things... one moment can feel fulling and the next totally empty. Only one thing can truly fill one's spirit. This calls for us to be an encouragement to those still lost in the empty places. GREAT SONG! GREAT MESSAGE!

7. Show N Tell (4/5) - Who are you really? ... do you show who you are.. are you as you should be? IS what you proclaim to the world.. not just by what you say.. but by what you do .. is that guiding others to God? To Christ? Our lives change with God inside them.... has yours changed that others notice? This is the message of the song... the outside will always end up showing what is growing within. 

8. Worthy (4/5) - A deep meaning song. While I may be able to proclaim that I am worthy.. it is only though Christ.. I was worthy enough for Him, because He CHOSE me. It is a powerful proclamation because it shows the full acceptance of Christ and just runs us right up to the presence of God. An amazing and awe inspiriting possibility in our lives when in acceptance or to be worthy of our Savior. 

9. Higher (Remix) (4/5) - A much funner and really.. carefree version of the song... honestly.. I liked it MUCH better. Things just seemed clearer in this version.

10. Push It Along (Remix) (4/5) - I am about the same with this version and the original. I liked them about the same. 

Album & Information Links

Sareem Poems & Ess Be "Beautiful Noise"
ILLECT Recordings
March 31, 2015

For Listeners Of: Talib Kweli, Pharoah Monche, Phonte, Murs, Pigeon John
Genre: Hip-Hop
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Record label: ILLECT Recordings

OVERVIEW
The revolution will not be televised... cliché for some, but apt for emcee Sareem Poems.  The revolution is love and the medium is poetry and beats.  After spending a decade and a half as a prolific solo artist (known as Sharlok Poems) and with West Coast underground group LA Symphony, Poems now teams up with indie label Illect Recordings, to release "Beautiful Noise" with producer Ess Be.

Touring the U.S., Europe and Asia, Poems has shared stages with legends as diverse as Public Enemy, De La Soul, P.O.D., Ice Cube and Good Charlotte. Why?  Because his music and message resonates with humanity...in all its beauty and ugliness.

That message helped Poems and L.A. Symphony be voted the L.A. Times hip-hop group of the year and landed him on tours sponsored by the NBA, as well as appearances in multiple video games.

Mainstream and Underground, Poems music is accessible to fans of all genres and styles...and most of all, its accessible to you.

At the core lies Poems...his emotions, his wordplay, his life..., your hopes, your fears, your life.  This is the soundtrack of Sareem Poems.

Marketing
* This is his 2nd full length album as Sareem Poems. He previously released 3 albums under Sharlok Poems moniker.
* Career sales in excess of 50,000 albums
* 2 music videos
* Featured on DJBooth.net, HipHopDX.com, Rapzilla.com, 2DopeBoyz.com, Prefixmag.com, PopMatters.com, PotHolesInMyBlog.com, DeadEndHipHop.com & more.
* God Bless the Child single 105k downloads/streams (1st single with Illect Recordings)

"Beautiful Noise" track listing 
1. As We Are
2. We
3. Higher
4. Push It Along
5. Overflow
6. Empty
7. Show N Tell
8. Worthy
9. Higher (Remix)
10. Push It Along (Remix)

All production by Ess Be.

Links
Twitter: @SareemPoems @EssBe517 @illect @sohhpr 
http://fb.com/illect

iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/beautiful-noise/id964619555
http://bit.ly/PoemsEssbe

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Josh Niemyjski
josh@sohhpr.com
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#Review of Jonathan Vautour's album "From the Heart" #JustBeingHere #Acoustic @John_Vautour

     

Jonathan Vautour : "From The Heart" 

Overall Thoughts

This is a soft spoken acoustic album with a heart as big as the Grinch after all of his shenanigans. 

I really enjoyed the theme. This album really captures the heart of God and how He reaches down to us, even though we certainly do not deserve it at all. Really encouraging and life brightening music. 

Recording Thoughts - 6/10

The actual recordings could have been better. They have an amateur sound to them. Rough, but also rough right where acoustic sounds great. So... kind of a mixed bag there because I like it this way too. 

Individual Song Thoughts

Blind (4/5) - soft... calming... telling of a gap... the thing keeping space between God and man. "Break this doubt that holds my heart" A good personal call. I also found the message of a God that would forgive us so often... for so much a profound showing of God's love. The song is quite a good one. A melancholy feel for a message that is thankful for acceptance, but still in repentance. A great hope for what is "dead and broken" as we see the swap from man to God "singing" the message. 

Counting Sunsets (3/5) - A more joyful feel. Looking into life in such a way that desires the time, the moments that one gets to spend with another. Certainly a song of love, and I'll bet a personal one. 

Hypocrite (4/5) - A heavy hitting song calling out the attitudes we can get into regarding God and as well the recurring theme of God's forgiveness. As well a storytelling song bringing up examples of lives that open our eyes to the truth... are we grateful.. are we showing it? or are we, in the end... a hypocrite to what we claim? 

No Goodbyes (3/5) - The hope and desire of Heaven as well as a plea to those left behind to keep their heads up. To not fear or worry of them. An interesting choice of song as I am willing to bet after death this could be quite powerful to those that were loved ones. The nice thing is that with God this is true for us all. It is not goodbye... we will see one another again. Amen. 

Once Upon This Broken Heart (4/5) - Things around us can break us down. It can take away our desires to run hard for the Lord. For the dreams and hopes that our hearts are instilled with ..... in doing God's will upon the earth. We need to focus on the hope. On the joys that keep us going. This song does a pretty good job of capturing these ideals. "I'll just keep playing my guitar and I'll keep trying to find light in the dark." 

I really enjoyed the message of this song. We cannot just believe that only good things will happen. We have to push though and make it through the bad with just as much joy as if things were fine and dandy. (quick note.. always be honest with yourself though... it is hard to find the light in the dark... don't try to do it alone if you don't have to ;) )

Things Left Unsaid (4/5) - Best I can see in this... is a regretful relationship. How broken things can be when things are not resolved. It leaves a deep dark pit that cannot be filled and divides people for ages...

This Road (4/5) - ohh.. the opening acoustic on this is GREAT! Rough.. but just right :). The road of life is a hurtful place... and there is no need to force upon ourselves a lonely walk on it. We need to be willing to ask for help.. to trust in God and open our hearts to others. We need to be willing to pick one another up and be a helpful person to anyone we come into contact with. It is honestly the best way to keep going on. 

Take the blinders off and see that God is wanting and willing to be with us every step of the way. 

Who I Am (5/5) - Our personal definition for ourselves can be powerfully breaking, but amazingly God sees beyond those things. He sees the potential. The beauty that He placed there. We need to see that for ourselves and let our lives shine with it. "You are loved, just for who you are.." 

You Are My Hope (5/5) - Right in the title.. BAM! Truth in my life for certain. Calming acoustic.. and just such an encouraging word. A reminder of the POWER OF THE UNIVERSE that is willing to be with you in your times of need... amazing. "I will trust in You to lead the way through the storm"

You Were There (/5) - Again the hope and trust of God is present in that we can have faith that... even if we can't see it... He is there. Sometimes we get in our own way and keep ourselves from what God is doing. 

Album & Information Links

Album name: From The Heart

Artist: Jonathan Vautour

Release date: November 18, 2014

Website

iTunes

Twitter: @John_Vautour

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