"It is delightful to worship God, but it is also a humbling thing; and the man who has not been humbled in the presence of God will never be a worshiper of God at all. He may be church member who keeps the rules and obeys the discipline, and who tithes and goes to conference, but he’ll never be a worshiper unless he is deeply humbled.
---AW Tozer"

Favorite Music:

Johna Mark McMillan, Sarah McMillan, Kate Hurley, Jimmy Needham, Jason Grey, Jake Hamilton, and Laura Hackett are the people most on me playlist of late I've been feeling an acoustic/eclectic soul vibe lately but it's subject to change always....

Interests:

Church life, music, anything involving the arts. My number one desire of the moment is to bring Christs bride into a better understandingAlbum Notes and Credits

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On Black Radio 2, the Robert Glasper Experiment attempts the near impossible: create a sequel that delivers fully on the promise of its groundbreaking, Grammy-winning predecessor. Glasper's group -- bassist Derrick Hodge, Casey Benjamin on vocoder and synth, and drummer Mark Colenburg -- again enlists a stellar cast of vocalists. Instead of relying on covers, this set is almost entirely comprised of originals. There is an organic feel as well: there are no programmed loops on the record; everything was played live. Standout "I Stand Alone" juxtaposes hip-hop and pop as Common raps about growing up in Chicago, with a sung refrain by fellow Illinoisian Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. Michael Erik Dyson adds an inspiring spoken word outro. The set's