So much metaphor! We "spin" our review of Joyful, Joyful" on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

"Abide with Me" approaches the difficult topic of death and suffering. Colin and Tyler examine this well-known Christian hymn on this weeks episode of The Worship Review.

How does grace lead us home? Where is home? Why is mercy like a flood? On this week's episode of The Worship Review, we take on the good, the bad and the *amazing* in the Chris Tomlin song: "Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)".

Did "How Great Thou Art" make our souls sing? Who will shout in acclamation when Christ comes? Colin and Tyler take a long look at this popular hymn in the first episode of series two of The Worship Review.

What did Mary know about Jesus? Should we ask such questions in Christmas songs? Colin and Tyler discuss each line of the popular Christmas tune "Mary, Did You Know?"

Colin and Tyler (well, mostly Tyler) break down one of the world's oldest Christmas Carols: "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen".

Who is this herald named Hark and what does he have to do with Christmas? This week, we work through one of the the most challenging Christmas songs to understand.

What does "Let every heart prepare him room" mean? Should Joy to the World even be sung during the Advent and Christmas season? On this week's episode of The Worship Review, we take a deep dive into this popular Christmas song.

We're taking a break from your regularly scheduled program to review Advent and Christmas songs. Check out this week's episode for Silent Night.

With  the first series in the books, we want to work through listener  questions and comments in a 2-part episode. In part 2, we answer questions and criticisms about several of our takes in the first series. We'll also talk about the lessons we've learned and what we are planning for the second series, which begins next Monday.