Praise Him All Creatures

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.

The boys catch up on a beautiful Sunday at church before getting into this week’s song review, a millennial classic, Trading My Sorrows by Darrel Evans! Shoutout 2000s youth group! Our main topic brings us an album review by a staple band, Switchfoot! The album is “Forever Now” and the boys break it all down. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys are back together and it feels so good! Adam was at the church retreat, Josiah was back home, Caleb was in Florida, and God was exalted everywhere on Sunday! This week’s song review is a newer one by a band called Red Worship, it’s their song “Memories”. We break it all down lyrically and musically. For the main topic we discuss baptism, how to choose baptism songs, and then each of us brings our top 3 baptism songs for a baptism Sunday. So many great ones. In Jesus there is victory! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Caleb & Josiah take the reins as Adam is gone talking cows this week! The boys catch up on church and what was another great Sunday. Josiah brings us this week’s song to review, “YANWEH” by Austin Stone Worship! Our main topic is an album review of Phil Wickham’s first, titled “Phil Wickham”. We all know the Phil Wickham of today, but have a listen to what he was like 20 years ago! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The fellas chat about a Sunday in church and a Sunday spent on the road. You can worship anywhere! Adam brings a song for review that he recently heard at the Challenge conference. “Wild” by Local Sound. In the main segment Adam guides a discussion based on his thoughts and the happenings of the recent EFCA National Youth Conference. A major gaff, good worship, long songs, 90s night and so much more! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam & Caleb bring you this episode. The fellas catch up on their July 4th weekends. Full of festivities, fireworks and food! We chat about our Sunday church services, hearing from the books of Matthew & Proverbs, and the songs we sand as well. This week’s song review, the top song on the CCLI chart this week, is America The Beautiful. This leads to a bit more discussion per our previous conversation on Patriotism in the church service. Our main segment is a review of the recent album “The Reminder” by TAYA. Glowing recommendations to listen to this album from both the fellas. We had a great time discussing it. Check it out! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

It was a jam-packed Sunday as Summit continued in the book of Matthew, discussed casting our anxieties away in Jesus’ name, and hosted a pickleball tournament! Caleb continued his series in Proverbs and looks forward to the fireworks over Lake Morton on the 4th! This week’s song review was a new one from Canyon Hills Worship titled “All Consuming Light”. The song leads us into an unplanned deep conversation about methods for song writing, radio and Spotify streams, and the repetitive nature of the worship industry. In the main segment it is another rousing edition of the guess the song game! Josiah plays 1 second clips and backward clips to see if the boys know the song. Good fun! Hut Hut! Love y’all.

The boys catch up on a great Sunday of church and Father’s Day. We review a classic worship song, “Your Grace Is Enough” by Matt Maher. Mount Rushmore worthy? In the main segment we go old school with a review of the 2006 album “Comatose” by Skillet. Every millennial youth group kid remembers Skillet! The album is full of emotions and we are here to discuss them all. Hut Hut! Love y’all.

Adam kicks off this episode with a poem, is it grammy worthy? The boys then catch up on church, from awesome worship and scriptures to Adam getting peed on? This week’s song review is another from Elevation Rhythm titled “Washed”. We break it down lyrically and musically. With July 4th approaching our main segment enters into a good discussion about patriotism and the worship service. Should we include it? Hut Hut! Love y’all. 

Adam is overwhelmed by how many people there are to talk to in church during summer, Caleb was back at church for the first time since their baby, and Josiah prayed for Adam as he missed both worship team prayers. This week’s song review is a classic, but recently released with new singers added: “Heart of Worship” by Matt Redman and Hillary Scott. In our main segment this week we review the new album by Party Wave & Forrest Frank, “Dawn Patrol”. Listen in to hear the boys’ thoughts and catch a summer vibe. Hut Hut! Love y’all.