Praise Him All Creatures

Adam & Josiah kick off this episode catching up on a great Sunday in church! We continued our message in Matthew and sang worship songs! This week's song review is a good one from the Getty's and Matt Boswell, titled "Who Is Like The Lord?". We end the show with a thorough review of the new album by notable worship singer Pat Barrett titled "Burn In Us". Praise Him! Hut Hut! Love y'all.

The boys are back and have a fun and festive episode! We kick off the show with a ranking of our top 5 pumpkin related items. It’s fall after all! Then it is time for another rousing edition of Josiah’s famous guess the song game! Where we try and guess 1 second song clips and then guess the song in reverse. Happy fall y’all! Hut Hut. Love y’all

Adam & Caleb bring you this episode full of energy, laughs, and nostalgic excitement! But first, we catch up on our Sunday Church services and bring you a song review titled “Praise Upon Praise” by Shane & Shane. Our main topic is a blast from the past! Reviewing an ICONIC album celebrating 30 years, “Take Me To Your Leader” by Newsboys. We look back on an album that shaped an entire generation, won awards, we analyze Newsboys’ run to modern times, and rank our top songs! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The fellas open the show recapping their Sundays at church! We then review the song “Taste & See (The Love of Christ)” by Bryan Fowler & Matt Maher. Lyrically and musically do we like it? Would be recommend it for corporate worship? Our main topic is an album review of the new album by SEU Worship, “Found In The Field”. We’ve got some thoughts! Hut Hut. Love y’all.

The boys catch up on a wonderful Sunday with their church families to kick off the episode. Caleb wrapped up his Proverbs series and Summit was finishing up Matthew 8. This week’s song review is another one from Elevation Rhythm titled “Thank God I’m Free”. We break down some lyrical choices and the music itself. Our main topic has us revisiting an earlier episode with a few new insights. We discuss “what should we sing” in church. The process of choosing songs, the goal you are trying to accomplish and where to place songs in a sermon. Another fun one! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys catch up on what was a sad, nostalgic, yet still wonderful Sunday of church. Chapter closings always bring sadness but excitement for what the Lord has in store next. We review another all-time classic worship song; “From The Inside Out" by Hillsong. The boys reminisce on their times performing this in church and also dissect some of the lyrical choices. Our main topic is a retro album review that every millennial youth group kid will know; “Life In General” by MXPX! Buckle up for a fun trip down memory lane. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam & Caleb welcome on friend and mentor Doug Corlew! Doug is celebrating 31 years as Senior Pastor of Summit EFC in Alta, IA, so we thought we’d have him on to drop some wisdom on us. We ask Doug to chime in on his years as both senior pastor and worship leader and how he chose songs, planned services, and built a thriving worship team. We also as him to give thoughts on our main questions of “what is worship” and “why do we sing”. We close the show with fun memories from many years on worship team and laughs from years of friendship. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys catch up on church and the joys of suffering in Christ. Another beautiful Sunday! This week’s song review is from a new group with familiar names: “Fill This House” by Stillcreek & Laura Story. We dive into the lyrics, music and share our thoughts overall. Our main topic is an album review by some favorites of the podcast, Sovereign Grace! The album title is called “Yours Alone”, and we rank our top 5 songs on the album, discuss nearly every song, and put finishing touches on a fun episode. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam opens the show sharing about the Christian music writing legend Brian Doerksen, then he presents an interview with Michael W Smith and we discuss a quote he made about today’s modern worship leaders. We’re throwing it back for this week’s song review of “Forever Reign” by One Sonic Society. We revisit another pillar of worship and a previous discuss on the show: Why do we sing worship songs?” A great discussion is had about all the reasons why! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam opens the show asking the fellas which kind of youth group trip they feel has the biggest impact on a kid’s spiritual life. After that we dive into this week’s song review, “God of Every Grace” by the Gettys. In the main segment we revisit one of our earliest episodes to answer the question: “What Is Worship?” Some new thoughts and discussion are examined in this poignant conversation. Hut Hut! Love y’all.