Let’s re-live Easter! With our recording schedule the boys open the show discussing their Easter services and what a wonderful day it was. So many people to shake hands with. Adam also wants to hear what the guys’ Easter meals comprised of. This week’s song review is “Hymn Of The Savior” by Emu Music. In the main topic we review a 20 year Anniversary album by Underoath, titled “Define The Great Line”. Not your typical worship album, but God can be worshipped through many forms of music, and we think you’ll enjoy the discussion! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

We kick off this episode looking forward to our upcoming Easter services! A wonderful time of year! Adam starts off with some fun Easter trivia for the fellas before we jump onto this week’s song review. Mr. Nostalgia picked us an oldie but goodie, “Lord Prepare Me to be a Sanctuary, a song you’ve sung many times. We keep the setting in the olden days for our main topic, which is discussing 3 hymns from each of us! It was fun to remember church growing up and see the Lord at work hundreds of years ago. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The fellas open the show recapping Palm Sunday at church, the hilarious kids choir, and the blessing it is to be persecuted for Christ. This week’s song review is “Praise” by Elevation Worship. Praise is a very popular song from 2022 and we break it down musically and lyrically. For our main subject we review the new Hillsong Worship album “Great I Am”. Only 6 songs deep but an album that packs a punch. Enjoy! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys open the episode sharing the passages and songs that will take place during the wonderful Palm Sunday at their respective churches. In this week’s song review we discuss a classic hymn with a modern twist: “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” by Norton Hall Band. For our main subject we dive into some of the more recent news happening in the Christian music space. From a recent video touching on large music publishers, to a big reunion tour, to the uptick in Christian music streams and listenership in the past year. Always lots of fun! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam opens this week’s episode by showing that Midwest farmers can rap too! The boys then catch up on how Sunday’s church services were and the passages and songs. This week’s song review is the classic “Above All” by Michael W Smith in 2002. A song with a bit of controversy that we touch on. Our main topic takes all the way back to 2006 for a Lecrae album review! A super fun listen that shows us how worshipful we can be in a multitude of music genres! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

It stormed in Iowa! What’s new? Josiah and Adam sadly didn’t have church yesterday but Caleb did! He shares how his sermon and service went and we share about what we would’ve done in Iowa had to had church. We review the song “O Praise The Name (Anastasis)” by Hillsong. A wonderful song and perfect for the Easter season. In the main segment we all rank our top 5 Easter songs as we prepare for Easter Sunday! We also share Easter memories from growing up and talk about how to prepare your heart for Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys kick off the episode with a Sunday church recap, full of great worship and great gospel truth. This week’s song review is the new single “Yours Alone” by Sovereign Grace. We break it down lyrically and musically and give thoughts on corporate worship. In the main segment we break out a new game! Josiah created a fun guess the song game that has us guessing songs by only hearing 1 second of them, and also guessing songs as they are played backwards! Fun, hilarious and full of adrenaline! Hut Hut. Love y’all.

On this episode of Praise Him All Creatures the boys re-live a great Sunday at church that ended with whipped cream and silly string. Adam brought us a throwback song for review: “Give Us Clean Hands” by Kutless. A fun rendition of a classic worship song. In our main segment it is another album review of the recently released “So Be It” by Elevation Worship. We list our top songs on the album, discuss any potential dangers of it and give our overall thoughts. Josiah closes us out with scripture. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

It was a wonderful Sunday! With many baptisms happening at Summit, the fellas discuss that and also share about the sermons and songs from the past week. We then review the popular worship “Who Else” by Gateway Worship. In the main segment of the episode we have a conversation about mixing a worship service and the goals to keep in mind when running the sound booth. It all should lead to us hearing each other worship King Jesus. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The fellas kick off the episode discussing their church services. Adam & Josiah’s church continues on in the beatitudes in Matthew 5 and Caleb continues to bring the book of James to his flock. Adam is hyped for their summer all-church retreat! Josiah brings us the song “Christus Victor” by The Worship Initiative to review this week, and then it is time to get nostalgic! In our main topic we review an iconic worship album, “Mighty To Save” by Hillsong. Adam & Caleb are sent straight back to their fond youth group days with this album, an album that to this day still has a profound impact on the worship music industry. Hut Hut! Love y’all.