While in middle school, I became more aware of the gift of music God had given me when I was selected to be part of the All-Region and All-City choirs. As a highschool student, I was selected to be part of our pop singing group and recieved the honor of being selected to the Texas Baptist All-State Youth Choir. I went on to receive a music scholarship to Tyler Junior College where I sang and danced with Harmony and Understanding. Today, I am a member of my church's adult choir and praise team ministry. And every Wednesday night I help teach a 4 year-old choir. Although my music has branched out into all genres and styles, it is those church songs - those songs of faith, that I remember and love to sing to this very day! Christian music is a huge part of who I am.
When Tyndale House Publishers offered me the chance to review The Red Letters Project, I was very excited! You see, The Red Letters Project is a collection of 40 songs that are all the words of Jesus from the book of Matthew set to music! Wow! I generally listen to praise and worship, so this music is much different from what I am am used to singing and listening to, but the message and the meaning are all there! I especially love "Kingdom of Heaven". The whole collection is an amazing performance of what I would call soft rock music. It is easy to listen to and is a wonderful way to learn scripture. Have you ever noticed that when you sing something or set words to music they are much easier to remember? And what better words to have memorized than those of Jesus?!
Tyndale House Publishers provided me with a complimentary copy of The Red Letters Project for review purposes. You can purchase your own copy from Tyndale House Publishers when they are released in June, 2010.
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