Lately, I’ve been listening to the music of Christian contemporary singer/songwriter, Jeremy Camp. His music has a great soft-rock feel and appeals to all age groups. I first discovered his music via Spotify, and found out that I already sing some of his worship-based tracks in Church!

Anyway, Jeremy Camp has a brand new album out named We Cry Out: The Worship Project:

ABOVE: Image the CD Sleeve for Jeremy Camp: We Cry Out: The Worship Project

I’ve found this album to be… well, just simply wonderful! The songs and lyrics are well-crafted and is a real pleasure to listen to. You can order a copy over on the Jeremy Camp website.

On a final note, I just think its a real blessing that talented artists are using their skills for Jesus; it’s a great thing. Music, like design and many other forms of media, is playing a vital role in spreading the Good News of the Gospel to those who’ve either never heard — or need further encouragement to make a commitment to Jesus.

What do you think of Jeremy Camp’s music? Have you heard of him before? Please leave your messages below…

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I’ve followed Delirious for as long as can remember. This great Christian band from here in the UK have truly inspired a generation about Jesus and Christianity. Their final album Kingdom Of Comfort includes some fantastic album art ― a complete departure from some of their easier albums, such as King of Fools and Metamorphis.
I haven’t heard the album yet, but looking at the cover, it’s fair to assume the whole concept is about materialism…and its pitfalls. Do you like the cover? If not, which one is your favourite? I’d like to hear your thoughts…

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