Greg W Bentley Journal Of Grace CD

Journal Of Grace Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $5.84)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Gospel CDs, Spiritual, Religion, Southern Gospel
Label	Crossroads
All Time Sales Rank	434096
CD Universe Part number	7337887
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 09, 2007

Greg W Bentley Journal Of Grace Songs

	1.	I've Come Here To Tell You
	2.	I Can Pray
	3.	He'll Be
	4.	Greener Pastures
	5.	When Heaven Touches The Earth
	6.	Take Him At His Word
	7.	If It Wasn't For The Cross
	8.	Joy For The Journey
	9.	So Close To The Artist
	10.	Everyday It Starts All Over Again
	11.	In The Garden
	12.	The Cross Said It All
	13.	The Eastern Gate

Journal Of Grace Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Amazing Voice
I would recommend this CD especailly to anyone who has family,friends or loved ones who does not know the Lord. Surprisingly,it has the plan of salvation on the inside jacket....that's not seen in too many CD's now days !! So it shows the heart of the artist,that he was serious about reaching people with the love of Christ. Its an excellant way of reaching out to family & friends in a non-threatening way !!Use every tool you can to reach out and share God. Spendidng Eternity is not meant to be hell,but heaven !!! I found within a few times listenng to the CD that the artist prayed carefully over the songs he put on there. The Hym song entittled "I come To The Garden Alone" was my daddys favorite hym. He's dead now, he died several years ago when he was 28 years old.I always wanted a recording of that Hym and never had one to own. Its a bonus feature on this CD,and Greg does a good job on it. Gregs is a high tenor and his voice is smoothing to listen to. He has choosen songs to convey Gods love and you will have missed a blessing if you have never heard him sing. In Christ, Kathy
Submitted by kathyaf64 (New Orleans,La.)
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4 stars Uplifting Music
I am familiar with this artist as he traveled with The Hoppers and The Squire Parsons Trio, but this solo effort really shows his ability as a solid singer with a soaring range. The song selections are First class as well.
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