What's the difference between Sanctification and Disciplineship? Could it be that praise songs are getting better or do churches feel obliged to sing about Christ on the day He rose from the dead? Listen to the Praise Song Cruncher and find out.
After Pastor Wolfmueller finishes his snack time, we crunch the songs “Always Been About You” by Fellowship Creative and “Beautiful Things” by Gungor. Lastly, Table Talk Radio would not be complete until we analyzed your Church Signs and Bumper Stickers.
As Pastor Wolfmueller finishes up his show prep, he decides to do the Praise Song Cruncher for the entire show. We crunch the songs “God’s Not Dead” by Newsboys, the hymn “Earth and All Stars” and “Beautiful” by Disciple.
The prescription for this edition of Table Talk Radio is as follows: Praise Song Cruncher, Bumper Sticker/Church Sign Theology, 10 commandments in the news, rinse, repeat. Listen to the crunch of “My Name is Regret” by Matthew West
A listener from Iowa submits the Praise Song Crucher 2.5 for our consideration. To test it out, we crunch the songs Mighty Breathe of God performed by Jesus Culture and Desert Song by Natalie Grant. View the Praise Song Cruncher 2.5 here.
The Praise Song Cruncher 2.5 developed by Miciah in Iowa as introduced in Show #269 http://www.tabletalkradio.org/documents/The%20Praise%20Song%20Cruncher%20Scale.docx
After playing "Which Day in Holy Week" Pastor Wolfmueller might actually score some points on "Don't Forget the Stanzas to Your Hymns." They finish it all up by answering your questions to questions@tabletalkradio.org.
Interview with Praise Song Writer, Brian Doerkson, author of popular songs such as "Come Now Is the Time to Worship," "Refiner's Fire," and "Light the Fire Again."
Interview with Praise Song Writer Jamie Lee Riddle, author of popular song "Revelation Song."