In celebration of DCB’s new album Remedy, you get a supersized Weekly Crowder.

First, here’s a Remedy taste:

Then, here’s some random Crowderness:

And lastly, Sean had asked me why Crowder hates squirrels. Well Seanny, Christmas comes early this year. Here you go:

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If you don’t already have iTunes you really should get it (and it’s free). There are so many speakers, pastors, and churches that podcast their services and are available for download weekly. It’s great for daily commutes or popping in your iPod. Just listen and go.

One I’m currently enjoying is Mars Hill Bible Church’s (Rob Bell) current series on God is Green. The thing I love about Rob Bell is that he’s not into himself. They’ve had so many different speakers come in and fill the pulpit week after week. His heart is getting the message out there, no matter who needs to speak it.

This series has really challenged my views on the environment. I had always prided myself on being pretty ecologically good, but I realize,  we have a ways to go as a family.

I also love the fact that they’re emphasizing that as Christians we should be green. The Bible calls us to do that. It amazes me that this is one area we’ve sorely dropped the ball in. It’s gotten politicized so much that the environment has been left on party lines. I mean, Jesus is of course a Republican and Republicans could care less about the environment, so I should be like Jesus and not care about the environment either. Isn’t that the rationale?

You can either download them via iTunes directly or go to the Mars Hill website here. They’re free, they’re good and they’re worth your time.

I just got back home from spending 3 days in Victoria, British Columbia for a wedding. I spent hours of the trip waiting on ferry boats and I wouldn’t have survived without my iPod. So in celebration again, here’s my TOP 5 in my iPod: Victoria BC edition.

1. Everybody Knows by Ryan Adams (Easy Tiger album)

2. Born Losers by Matthew Good (Hospital Music album)

3. Joyful Noise/ I Will Not be Silent by David Crowder (Passion: the Road to One Day)

4. Love Song by Sara Bareilles (Love Song EP)

5. I Taught Myself How to Grow Old by Ryan Adams (Easy Tiger)

Those are my current top 5 songs I’m listening to… what are yours?

[Note: if you have the program iTunes you should really check out in their Music Store the free Single of the Week. Each week they feature an artist for a free download and I've discovered some great new artists this way.]

Ha ha! Another convert to the Crowder!

It seems that Virgil Vaduva has become Crowderhead! Yes, he’s part of the cult! It’s like Scientology minus the weird beliefs, aliens, and Tom Cruise, plus sweet sweet goatees!

Welcome Virgil, fellow members.