With the first series in the books, we want to work through listener questions and comments in a 2-part episode. In part 1, we answer these questions: 

- How do we pick songs for review?

- Is there an important distinction between "worship" and "worship music", i.e. why are we called the "worship review" if we only look at worship music? 

- What disqualifies a song? What needs to be included in every song? Can deficiencies be made up in the surrounding liturgy? 

- Is it wrong to critique worship songs assuming that most of them were written with benign, even God-glorifying motives? 

- Is it right to criticize too much individualism? Is too great an emphasis on community not also a problem?

How can we experience God's presence? What exactly is God's presence anyway? We discuss the song "Holy Spirit" by Francesca Battistelli on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

Does "Yes I Will" have enough substance to earn our recommendation? Check out this discussion on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

What does it mean to say that Jesus "fights our battles"? Will "every chain be broken" when Christ returns? We tackle the lyrics of "Lion and the Lamb" by Bethel Music on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

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In this episode, we consider the worthiness of God, whether Christians should ask God to "show me who you are" and decide that "holy guacamole" may be cultural appropriation.

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Was God the Father or his angels in suspense before the resurrection of Christ? We discuss this and many other issues in our review of "King of Kings" by Hillsong on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

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Did the father "turn his face away" from Christ? This week's episode of the The Worship Review gets into the thick of theology. We also spilled the beans about English dentistry.

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Colin and Tyler evaluate "Goodness of God" by Bethel Music on this week's episode of The Worship Review. 

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Did "Revelation Song" by Kari Jobe leave us in wonder--awestruck wonder? Find out on this week's episode of The Worship Review.

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On this episode of The Worship Review, Colin and Tyler give slightly fewer than 10,000 arguments about the merits and problems with 10,000 Reasons by Matt Redman.

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