it fills a space.
on repeat.
i love that it is led by both a male and a female. unexpected. beautiful. ebb and flow.
i thoroughly enjoy worship songs that integrate scripture or obvious themes from scripture in them. the word of God fuels the song, drives the song. we are lifting up words written by others and sung by others, thousands of years before our parents planned us (or didn't).
steffany frizzel, your vibrato - the gentle spinning in your voice - and slight scooping here and there carries weight. there is a whine, a soft cry between your words. it is not thin. it is natural. it is almost as if it could arise from the silence without distracting anyone. like a bird. that kind of natural.
jeremy riddle, there is sweetness in all of this. a sweet reverence and desperation. thank you for writing this song. thank you for joining the team at bethel.
today, i will not run.
today, i will seek.
when You said, "seek my face,"
my heart said to You, "Your face, O LORD, I shall seek."
psalm 27:8
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incredibly beautiful song with powerful lyrics. :) it never gets old.
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