Showing posts with label Francesca Batistelli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Francesca Batistelli. Show all posts

Monday, May 5, 2014

Life is Changing!

Amazing things have been happening in my life, and I can't take credit for any of it. To God ALONE be all the glory!

Easter with the Cross Point kiddos

Mitchell and I spent Easter weekend volunteering at Cross Point. He played on the worship team and I spent 5 services working with the kiddos in Cross Point kids. It was an extremely rewarding weekend-exactly what my heart needed. We just became so busy that I wasn’t able to volunteer with the kids on a consistent basis, but I knew that I needed to get back in the rotation and reconnect with my kids. Funny, I just called them “my kids”, but that’s how they feel; that is how much I love them. I can’t even begin to describe how much joy they bring into my life. Just one morning spent working with them and telling them about Jesus made my heart so happy. I was blessed enough to share the story of Jesus’ resurrection with 4-year olds, and the best part was seeing them actually get it. They understood what Jesus did, and why He had to do what He did, and most of all, how much that means He loves them! Talking with them about this story made them so happy because they knew that their savior loves them. Seeing this truth hit their little 4-year old hearts absolutely changed my life.

Jesus said,  “let the children come to me! Don’t stop them! For the Kingdom of God belongs to shoe who are like these children. I tell you the truth, anyone who doesn’t receive the kingdom of God like a child will never enter it.”- Luke 18: 6-17


He loves the little children, so we must also love them, and become like them. I’m so blessed to have the opportunity to be around such amazing kiddos. Plus, 209 people made the decision to follow Jesus over Easter weekend!!!!



Show Hope, BE Hope



I am so excited to finally be sharing with you all some news that has completely changed the course of my life and further confirmed my calling to care for orphans and those in the adoption world. I am officially an intern for Show Hope which is an organization that is so near and dear to my heart; I feel so extremely blessed to be an intern there for the summer! God's hand has been at work in big ways in my life, and there have been several things that I believe He has used to lead me to this point. How wonderful is it that a great God like ours choses to use us as His hands and feet? :)


"For I am God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for me to do."-Ephesians 2:10

Isn't that an amazing thought? It says right there in scripture that God himself has planned this out for me before I even knew of Show Hope or anything like it. He revealed to me at just the right time that there were changes he was going to make in my life. God changed my own desires for my life into something far more beautiful; He transformed mine into His own desires for me. Show Hope is one of those desires God has for me.

There is really no way that I can deny that this is what God wants me to be doing. It's not something I woke up one morning and chose to do, but it is a beautifully orchestrated plan that God had for me from the very beginning. There have been several signs leading me to this point, all discrete nudges from God, I believe. :) 


Signs leading me to Show Hope:

Meeting Mitchell, who had a sister who was adopted
Anyone who knows anything about me knows that I have a heart for kids. They are the joy of my life and I just love being around them and taking care of children. God designed me that way, and that's a passion He created my heart with. Meeting Mitchell and hearing of their family's adoption story tugged at my heart in a whole new way. I've always thought that God wanted me to adopt because thinking of a child in an orphanage without a forever family absolutely broke my heart. I knew at some point God wanted me to give Hope to a child by adopting them into my family. Whenever I pictured this in my mind, I saw a little girl named Hope Susann running around. :) I remember hearing Mitchell talk about working with Show Hope to receive a grant, and the other ways in which Show Hope helped them. I knew they were a great organization, and I knew I wanted to be a part of it in some way someday. Plus, his mom told me an amazing story that they had all the papers ready to adopt again, and they were going to name their second adopted daughter Hope Suzann. Crazy how God works, huh?!!!

Meeting Faith in December
It was December when I met Faith Danielle Steele for the first time, and this was the confirmation God knew I needed that He was in fact calling me to adopt. Also, that my daughter would be from China, just like Faith. I began looking more and more into Show Hope, and really just became amazed at the work they did and what they stand for. I knew that I would one day have a daughter with their help, but I wanted to do more now. Mitchell and I became Show Hope sponsors and we make a donation every month to help other families seeking grants for adoption. Our reasoning is this: if we expect Show Hope to help us bring Hope home, we have to help bring other children home to their forever families NOW!

Starting a blog back in January
I will never forget one night back in January I was laying awake and couldn't sleep. I had all of these thoughts running through my head, thoughts I felt like I needed to write down and share. As I thought them through, I knew they were too long for a Facebook status, and certainly wouldn't fit on a tweet. It was then I decided it might be a good thing for me to start a blog. Yes, it was 3 in the morning but I thought "what the heck, why not right?!" I have no idea what prompted this at the time, I just thought it was a random idea of mine, and that it would just be a place for me to share my thoughts. However, looking back, it was God preparing me for my internship at Show Hope. One of my projects as an intern at Show Hope this summer is to write some blogs and come up with ideas for blog projects. COME ON!!! It is NO coincidence that I just randomly decided to start a blog! There is nothing random about this. See, God knew I would be in this internship, and He knew that it would be a good thing to have some experience with blogging. There's that saying, "whatever God calls you to, He will also equip you for". That's EXACTLY what He does! I just don't think He has ever made it this obvious to me. It makes me so excited!!

Country Thunder
Another thing that I believe God used to prepare me for this, as weird as it may sound, was my time spent working at Country Thunder. Country Thunder is a Country music festival based in Nashville. I spent 6 months working as a Customer Service Specialist where I assisted those who called in with various account issues, or wanting to purchase festival tickets. I also managed their e-mail account, and I also was put in charge of various other projects. While I didn’t feel like God needed me to stay there any longer, it was an experience I learned a lot from. I now am better equipped to handle various issues and deal with all kinds of people who may call in. What’s great about Show Hope? Everyone I will be talking to has a heart to care for orphans! What a perfect fit for me!!

Becoming Show Hope Advocates
A while back, I wrote a post about becoming Show Hope Sponsors. If you want to read that amazing, life-changing story in more detail, you can read that post here: Glorious Unfolding. After attending Steven Curtis Chapman’s concert, Mitchell and I become sponsors. Once we started planning our wedding, we were trying to think of ways to create a memorable wedding favor for our guests. After some thought, we decided to make a donation in honor of every wedding guest to Show Hope. This is our advocacy events and Mitchell and I are planning various events to raise funds and awareness for Show Hope. Since I myself am an advocate, I can better serve those individuals looking to become advocates. God knows what He is doing!!

Bear House


Mitchell and I attended the Bear House Writer Management launch party. It was a great time and I’m so dang proud of the writers they have! Such talented folks! It was a bittersweet night. The day before, I made the tough decision to step back from Bear House and step down as manager, so it was weird to attend as just a supporter. However, it was incredible for me to sit back and watch my man work! He is so unbelievably amazing at dealing with songwriters. He knows how they think, and he knows how they work. He is able to connect with them on a way deeper level than I ever could. It has been a joy for me to see him shine in his role for Bear House. God creates each of us with different abilities and He allows us to shine in different roles. This is the role I believe Mitchell was created for. Because of that, I feel a strong sense of peace that I’m no longer as big a part of Bear House because I know that this is definitely Mitchell’s thing. As sad as I was to give it up, I know now its not where God needed me anymore. He was ready to use me in a new and exciting way. For that I am grateful. It also frees up more of my time to devote to Show Hope events and projects! :)

Finals week

I cannot even believe that my first year at Belmont University is officially over. I also cannot believe that I survived finals. I know for an absolute fact that I could not have done it without Mitchell by my side. He was my ultimate cheerleader! I’m finally done with the semester and home for a month.

  

“If We’re Honest”

This is usually where I would put in a few of my favorite songs from the new album, “If We’re Honest”. However, it is literally impossible for me to pick just a few. Francesca did so good on this one. I love every single song on this album. Her songs are real life and no matter what you’re going through, there is a message you can take away from them. That is what I love about her music. Check it out below!





God's Not Dead


Our best friend Jared wanted to see God’s Not Dead so Mitchell and I went to it again with him. I loved it so much the second time. There was one scene that I haven’t been able to forget about since that night. It’s the scene where a man was asking his sick mother why good things happen to bad people, and bad things happen to good people. He asked the ever so popular question, “why do unbelievers have good lives?” This line summed it all up perfectly. The devil will make our jail cells very comfortable and nice. The problem? If we stay in that same sin pattern, there will come a day when our jail cell slams shut and there really is no way out anymore. The good news? There is a way out right now, and you can walk out any time you want. Jesus is the way out. In fact, He said,


“I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father but through me.”-John 14:6.



Cross Point Community Group


For a while now, Mitchell and I have both been talking about getting connected with a Community Group at Cross Point. Though we have yet to actually try out a group, we just haven’t felt as though anything was really the right fit. We were unsure what to do. For a couple weeks, we were stuck and unsure what God wanted us to do. Then, one Sunday, Cross Point launched a campaign for those interested in hosting community groups. I remember looking at Mitchell and saying, “why not?” We hadn’t found anything that fit us, so why not create a group that was tailored to others at a similar stage in life? So, that’s what we did. Starting the second week of June, Mitchell and I will be leading a Cross Point Community Group specifically for couples ages 20-25 who are dating, engaged, or recently married. The group meets once a week on Sunday nights in Belmont Hillsboro area. If you yourself or anyone you know is interested in joining, have them contact me!


Messages from Pete Wilson 

I know I have mentioned this before, multiple times, but I absolutely love our church in Nashville. Our pastor Pete always has the best sermons; I take so many notes! I just wish I could absorb and remember every single thing he says because it makes so much sense! I’m just going to share little snippets from some of his most recent messages. I hope you find some of them insightful.


“What God has called you to He will equip you for.”

God doesn’t make mistakes. Ever. So whatever He calls me to do, I have to believe that He is going to see me through. He is faithful always.

"God places things on our hearts at different seasons in our lives." 
I found this to be soooo true especially with everything he's been unfolding right in front of my eyes.


"God is going to call us to do things that a lot of people around us aren't going to understand or accept. They're going to question you and doubt you. That's not a reason for you not to do it. Are you going to listen to those people, or to God?" 

This made me think of what you said about our dry wedding and how that is going to make a statement and even if people don't understand it, it's still important we do it. Same goes for our call to adopt Hope and homeschool. Even if nobody else ever understands why I do what I do, I still have to listen to God's call.


"There is no such thing as a 2nd class calling. No job is more spiritually better than another in God's eyes. He doesn't view a teacher better than a mechanic, or a banker better than a plumber or a pastor better than a accountant or a stay at home mom better than a CEO."


Switchfoot

Months and months ago, Mitchell asked me if I wanted to attend the Switchfoot concert with him. I knew of Switchfoot and thought it sounded like fun so, I agreed. Ever since then, he was SO EXCITED about this show! The Sunday night of finals week, it was the night Mitchell had been waiting for month. Switchfoot night was finally here! I must say that it was an incredible show and I loved every minute of it. I found myself multiple times throughout the night looking over at Mitchell and thinking to myself, “I would give anything to make that smile permanent on his face.” He looked so happy and carefree that night. I know there will be times that the smile I love so much will fade, but now that I know how brightly his smile can shine, it has become my life goal to put that smile on his face! We had a great night with friends and amazing music. Here are some of my favorite Switchfoot songs at the moment:

  
Moving out, heading home 

For the last couple of weeks, Mitchell and I have been trying to keep ourselves as organized as possible for the move out process. No amount of preparation makes the art of moving all of your belongings into a storage unit less stressful. This I have learned full well. But I prefer not to dwell on it because it’s over and done. Praise the Lord!! Okay, so maybe I am being a tiny bit dramatic about it. It really wasn’t as bad as I’m making it out to be, and Mitchell was so patient with me. If anything, his patience was even more confirmation that he is way too good to me and I don’t deserve him! There were multiple times he was the only thing saving me from a total mental breakdown. You never realize how much stuff you have accumulated until you have to move it all. Remind me of this the next time I say I need to buy myself more clothes.

The serious lack of sleep is really starting to catch up with me. Having to get up at 3AM for a flight home has pretty much wiped me of any energy. Mitchell babe, you are a champ for getting up at 4 to take me to the airport! I have found myself a keeper. :) I am so beyond happy to be home with my family for a few days, and I’m finally able to talk wedding with my mother in person! It’s SO good!! Last night, my little baby brother went to PROM! I can’t believe he is that old. That makes me feel even older!!! Then again, I guess I am old enough to be planning a wedding, right?! Oh my….life just flies right by!


Lyrics 

I’ve always been one of those individuals who can become easily captivated by song lyrics. When I hear a lyric that speaks to my heart, it hits me in a very deep and real way. These lyrics from Steven Curtis Chapman are those kind of lyrics.

“Lay your head down tonight
Take a rest from the fight
Don’t try to figure it out
Just listen to what I’m whispering to your heart
‘Cause I know this is not
Anything like you thought
The story of your life was gonna be”-SCC


God has been doing some major whispering to my heart. Lately, He has called me to do some things that that I never knew I would do. The story He is writing with my life is turning out much different than I would’ve written it. His story is far more beautiful than anything I could’ve ever imagined or written for myself.

I would just like to end this post by saying that I know that God has been making some big changes in my life and in my heart. My plans have completely shifted gears and it seems a little scary. I know what I need to do; I need to trust God completely, because just like it says in Ephesians, He had my life all planned out for me before I even began living it. I am His servant and His workmanship. All I have to give is my life, and I'm going to do with it what He leads me to do. Show Hope is only the first step of many more leaps of faith God will challenge me to take. I know in the future there will be more steps of obedience to stay at home and raise children, and then eventually homeschool our children. There are many life-changing things God has placed on my heart that I never saw myself even considering a few months ago. Through all of the changes though, I remember that He has been and always will be Faithful. It's funny how God choses to reveal His perfect plan. In the words of Steven Curtis Chapman, "this is going to be a Glorious Unfolding."



My Show Hope internship was one of those chances that I just could not say no to, and I have a good feeling it is going to completely change my life. I’m so ready for whatever comes next!

Wedding dresses

Yesterday was my first wedding dress appointment. There are so many emotions going on inside right now. All of them good ones!! If you’d like to read about my day inside David’s Bridal, read the story on our wedding blog here: Mimily Wedding. There are sneak peek photos there too! Check them out.

This just in! Tonight I had my second wedding dress appointment and I said YES to the dress! I have a wedding dress ya'll!!!! I can't believe it. Yes, I did cry, and so did mama! It was literally perfect, and my dress is even more amazing than what I imagined it being. Mitchell babe, I cannot wait to marry you in this dress and promise to love and serve you forever and ever! If you'd like to read the whole story, check out our wedding blog at mimilywedding.com/blog

Until next time,


Keep Calm and Listen to Music



-Emily






Saturday, April 19, 2014

{Happy Spring!}

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!

Springtime is here (in Nashville at least)! I am now officially 21, and I must say that I had the best 21st birthday EVER! Mitchell and I both had our moms here and they met for the very first time! I am so so so SO happy that they hit it off, and now I hear that they talk all of the time and even exchange recipes. Oh mothers. We love you.


We spent my birthday at the Son of God tour here in Nashville, volunteering backstage and then attending the show. It was an amazing night of worship, and it was the best way to spend my birthday. Now would be a good place to share some pictures, right?

 We had lunch in Brentwood! 
 We spent our day with Francesca Batistelli, Natalie Grant, Chris August, Meredith Andrews, Jason Grey, and Sidewalk Prophets. No big deal! 
 Mama and I.
After the show, we went to Cheesecake Factory. Jared came too! :)


"22"
Mitchell turned 22 on April 14th. I knew he would be at work most of the day, so I decided to have something fun for him that Sunday. When he got back from playing at Crosspoint, I had a picnic ready for him. It was a GEORGEOUS day with a capital G!!

On Monday, his actual birthday, Mitchell had a very hectic day at his internship. It was his birthday and I wasn’t okay with him being stressed out at all. I took a trip to Wal-Mart, picked up a few things, and headed home to prepare a surprise! Around 5 o’clock, Mitchell opened the door and saw me with my phone, dancing around, blasting Taylor Swift’s “22”. How appropriate for his 22nd birthday, right? ;) Then, I covered his eyes and led him to the kitchen where a brownie sundae buffet was waiting for him! His favorite!!! (Besides his mom’s raspberry cake desert that he says is “dang good!”) Mitchell is feeling 22 now!!

Our picnic!! 


The end of the semester is near; finals start on Thursday. What’s odd is that I don’t feel any sort of anxiety about them. Some would say that is a bad sign, but I am choosing to believe that it is because I have developed a stronger trust in God. J I am SO excited to be going home for a couple weeks in May. My mom and I have various wedding appointments, and hopefully, I will find my wedding dress! Planning our wedding is a ton of fun; I hope I can keep that perspective and not turn into a total Bridezilla! If all goes well, I will have my dress, our flowers, and engagement pictures all squared away. For updates on all of our wedding plans, visit: mimilywedding.com

 Good Friday
Mitchell and I attended a Good Friday service at a church out in Brentwood last night. Our best friend Jared was on the worship team, so we decided to go and support him.; we were both so very glad we did. The service was filled with songs about the cross, and scripture was read telling the story of Jesus’ death. When I think about it, my heart aches for what Jesus went through for me, but then I remember WHY Jesus had to die, and my heart is overwhelmed with love and gratitude, and I’m literally so willing to lay everything down for Jesus, because that’s what He did for me.

You see, Jesus really did pay it ALL.
Jesus paid the price for crimes He did not and would not ever commit. Even a criminal on a cross beside Jesus says in Luke, “We are punished justly, for we are getting what our deeds deserve. But this man has done nothing wrong.” (Luke 23: 41). Jesus lived a sinless life; He was literally perfect and yet, He died a sinner’s death. This same criminal hanging next to Jesus, says later on in that same chapter, “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” To this Jesus replied, “Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.” (Luke 23: 42-43). Jesus wants so badly to share heaven with us. He was the only one who had the power to conquer death. If we had been put to the deaths that we deserved for our sins, it would’ve been over right then and there.  Without Jesus, you and I wouldn’t have had victory over death. Jesus knew that He was the only one who could take our punishment and then rise again. Jesus took our place to literally save our lives. We owe Him our lives. We owe Him everything.

Why did Jesus have to die?
The answer is simple. As humans, we are sinful. Sin separated us from God, and separation from God is death. Of ourselves, we can do nothing to become united with God again. Jesus made a way.

 Jesus was sinless and perfect. Since He was the only person who was without sin, He is the only one who can bridge the gap between the sinless God and sinful people. Jesus took our past, present, and future sins on Himself and took the punishment for it all to close the gap between God and us forever. Once you know this to be true in your heart, it changes not only the way you live; it changes everything.



“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” –Romans 5:8




Nothing can separate
There are so many people out there who simply have not grasped this, and have not experienced the joy and love that comes when you accept this truth. To them I say, stop FIGHTING something you literally cannot escape. You cannot run away from what Jesus did for you, and you can’t hide from God’s love for you. He loves you anyway, so why not love Him back? Love Him for who He is. What kind of love He must have for you to do what He did FOR YOU! THIS is what life is all about. Death has lost and love has won, all because of Jesus.

There was a song they played called, “At the Cross”. It is a song I have heard before, but for some reason, it hit me so much harder than it ever has before.

“You tore the veil. You made a way, when you said that it is done.”

In the gospel of John (John 19:30) Jesus cried out from the cross, just before He died that “it is finished”. At that moment, it was done. There is nothing you and I could have done to pay for our sins, but in dying, Jesus finished it for us. There is nothing you or I can do to save ourselves from our sins, it has already been done for us. We have been saved by grace, and it is a precious gift that came at a high price- Jesus’ life.

“And when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, He gave up His spirit. At that moment, the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom.”

The veil was what was used to separate the holy place from the holiest place, or Holy of Holies. The very moment Jesus died, this veil was torn!!! At that moment, nothing was no longer separating us from God. Jesus tore that veil and made a way for us to be right with God.

“For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor ANYTHING ELSE IN ALL OF CREATION, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” –Romans 8:38-39


We were there
Another song they sang at this Good Friday service is an old hymn that my church back at home used to sing during Lent.

“Were you there when they crucified my Lord?”

I remember thinking when I was a little girl that no, I wasn’t there. How could I have been? I knew that this happened over 2000 years ago. Even at a young age, I could do the math and figure out that I wasn’t 2000 years old. As I grew older though, and began to hear the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection year after year, I came to a stunning realization. While I know that I wasn’t there in person, I was there when Jesus was crucified. You were there also; we all were. I was there in the form of my sins. Jesus didn’t just die for the sins of the people living at the time, but for the sins of everyone in all of creation. Even before I was born into existence, Jesus was thinking of me personally on that cross, and He loved me even then. He did that as much for us now as He did it for those living then.

God’s not dead

“Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.”

These are the words we know that Jesus spoke to the other man on a cross. Jesus knew that He wouldn’t be in the grave for long. Death lost and love won! God is not dead; He’s surely alive and He is alive and as real as you and me. He is alive and because of Him, you and I are no longer separated from the love of God.

What does it mean?
Our pastor at our home church here in Nashville is the bomb; both Mitchell and I absolutely LOVE Pastor Pete and Crosspoint Church. He gave a message last week that has been running through my mind all week. He titled it “A Barrier Removed Forever”, and in it he talked quite a bit about the veil being torn and the significance of that. He had 3 points that I will share with you.
1.     A barrier is removed forever. The veil being torn meant the barrier between us and God was removed permanently.  
2.     A Hope is confirmed. There was a hope confirmed in the life after death, and hope was confirmed that Christ would always be with us. Here he talked about how you never graduate from grace. There will never come a time when you won’t desperately need God’s grace, but there also won’t ever come a time when you won’t have it. This hope that was confirmed on that day is a hope that no shame can ever erase. No matter what we do, and no matter what happens, this hope and this grace will always be there for us.
3.     A grief was expressed. This was the most interesting part of his sermon because in this part, he expressed a very insightful theory. Have you ever been so sad or so mad that you literally felt like you had to tear something? You were so sad, that the only way to express your grief was to grab something and tear it in two? Pete shared the thought that when Jesus, the Son of God died, God tore the veil of the temple in half out of great grief, removing the barrier forever.


Oh man. Jesus. There is so much I could write about Him and His love for me, but you have all been troopers and have read through this entire post. If there were an award or something, I would give it to you. My prayer for you is that you would all know Jesus as the loving Savior that He is. Accept what He did for you, and love Him back because He, more than anybody else, deserves it.




Have a blessed Easter weekend! I am serving at Crosspoint Kids this weekend for 5 services! Wish me luck!!! Just kidding. I'm soooo looking forward to it, and I just pray that God will use me in big ways to touch the lives of those who step foot into church this weekend. I have big things to share very soon!!! Big, exciting, God-written things that I promise to post about next week!

 Until then, Keep Calm and Listen to Music.


Love,

E

Hawk Nelson – Faithful
Sidewalk Prophets – Live Like That
Sidewalk Prophets – Help Me Find It
Meredith Andrews – Strong God
Natalie Grant – Your Great Name
Natalie Grant – Held
Natalie Grant – Alive (MARY MAGDALENE)
Francesca Battistelli – Oh, Son of God
Chris August – Center Of It
Chris August – The Upside Of Down
Hillsong Live – Cornerstone - Live
Hillsong United – Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)
Hillsong United – Scandal of Grace
Hillsong United – Relentless
Passion – White Flag - feat. Chris Tomlin
Passion – Lay Me Down - feat. Chris Tomlin and Matt Redman
Chris Tomlin – Whom Shall I Fear [God of Angel Armies]
Jenn Johnson – For the Cross
Jeremy Riddle – Furious
Love & The Outcome – He Is With Us
Vineyard Worship – Sweetly Broken (feat. Jeremy Riddle)
Planetshakers – The Anthem
Stuart Townend – In Christ Alone
Francesca Battistelli – Lead Me To The Cross
Gateway Worship – O The Blood
Jenn Johnson – For the Cross
Kari Jobe – What Love Is This
Chris Tomlin – Crown Him [Majesty] [with Kari Jobe]
Kari Jobe – Healer
Natalie Grant – Hurricane
Natalie Grant – Greatness Of Our God
Natalie Grant – Power Of The Cross
Natalie Grant – In Christ Alone (Bonus Track)
Phil Wickham – Divine Romance
Phil Wickham – Messiah / You're Beautiful
Audrey Assad – Restless
Avalon – I Don't Want To Go
Tenth Avenue North – Times
Jon Foreman – Your Love Is Strong
Charlie Hall – Center
Cambridge – Invitation Fountain
Hillsong United – Arms Open Wide - Live
Hillsong United – With Everything - Live
Colton Dixon – You Are
Hillsong – At The Cross