I was first introduced to Kutless through the movie, "Passion of the Christ". I'm not sure how I was because the song isn't on the official soundtrack but perhaps it landed on some soundtrack inspired by the movie. Or maybe it just landed on the music charts the same time the movie cam out and I associated the two! :)
Regardless.
Kutless is a rock group. First known for their heavy approach to music they have found their place within the Christian music scene with their worship albums and regular studio albums. Maybe it's my imagination or maybe I'm just really perceptive but they seem to have mellowed a bit musically as the years have gone by. Because of their sound I love their worship albums and well their other stuff. I like that the lead singer can go deep and gritty and then go smooth and mellow. He's very versatile.
Sea of Faces is the recognition that even if there was only one person in the world who needed eternal salvation Jesus would have still done what he did. He didn't do it based on numbers, it's never a numbers game with Jesus. He didn't do it based on need, he knows everyone has the same need at the core. He didn't do it to guarantee his favorites would be "safe", Jesus doesn't play favorites. He cares about each one of us individually and would go to any length, did go to any length, to ensure we could be with him someday.
As a bonus I have also included my fave worship song from their first worship album. I just love it!
Sea of Faces
Finding who we are
Regardless.
Kutless is a rock group. First known for their heavy approach to music they have found their place within the Christian music scene with their worship albums and regular studio albums. Maybe it's my imagination or maybe I'm just really perceptive but they seem to have mellowed a bit musically as the years have gone by. Because of their sound I love their worship albums and well their other stuff. I like that the lead singer can go deep and gritty and then go smooth and mellow. He's very versatile.
Sea of Faces is the recognition that even if there was only one person in the world who needed eternal salvation Jesus would have still done what he did. He didn't do it based on numbers, it's never a numbers game with Jesus. He didn't do it based on need, he knows everyone has the same need at the core. He didn't do it to guarantee his favorites would be "safe", Jesus doesn't play favorites. He cares about each one of us individually and would go to any length, did go to any length, to ensure we could be with him someday.
As a bonus I have also included my fave worship song from their first worship album. I just love it!
Sea of Faces
Finding who we are
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