“No One Like You” by Crowder at the National Youth Workers Convention this year.

“One thing I have come to embrace is this: we have to let it go.  The more comfortable we are with mystery in our journey, the more rest we will know along the way.  The Christian life is full of paradox (as if you hadn’t noticed).  Listen to how Paul describes his experience of the quest: ‘Sorrowful, yet always rejoicing, poor, yet making many rich; having nothing, and yet possessing everything’ (2 Cor. 6:10 NIV) How true is this.  If we will remain open to sorrow, we can know joy.  Somehow being empty allows us to make others rich.  And if we are willing to let go; we’ll discover something most suprising—-that all is ours.  That is why reaching to possess is one danger of which the heart alive must be wary.  Those who have given up caring aren’t tempted by this.  But once we know what we want, we must learn the grace of release”.

from The Journey of Desire, John Eldredge

Crowder does an amazing rendition of “Amazing Grace” with SHORT HAIR!?! Yes, it’s shocking and must be old. Brace yourselves, wear a diaper, do what you need to do before watching this clip.

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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Here you have 3 min of random questions with David Crowder.  Will you find yourself wiser after these three minutes? No. But it’s always fun to watch Crowder try to answer stupid questions.