Misty Edwards - Eternity

Published Thursday 29th November 2007
Misty Edwards - Eternity
Misty Edwards - Eternity

STYLE: Pop
RATING 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 28770-13041
LABEL: Forerunner FM008
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2009-05-18
RRP: £9.99


Reviewed by Nigel Bayley

US singer/songwriter Misty Edwards has been leading worship for many years at the International House Of Prayer (IHOP) in Kansas and in 'Eternity' she's put together a collection of potent and emotive worship songs. Her songs have a range of styles: there's the almost Evanescence like power rock of "Oh How We Want You To Come", the catchy pop groove of "Let Me Love You More" and the moving piano-based "Simple Devotion" and "I49". Misty pulls all these styles off with aplomb, singing throughout with intensity and authority, and plenty of emotion. Her passion comes through in waves and the band support her superbly. Her lyrics are Bible-based (dipping into seldom-visited books such as Song Of Solomon and Ecclesiastes) and focus on God's love relationship with us and our response, or more particularly her own response. This is personal stuff and is never preachy, but as she shares her heart, the listener is invited to join in. In over eight years at IHOP, Misty has been regularly leading thousands of worshippers and 'Eternity' is inspiring worship which will speak to your heart and draw you to God.

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Product Description
Misty Edwards' debut release captures the heart of an extravagant worshipper. Having been at the International House of Prayer since its inception in 1999, Misty's first collection of recordings offers insight into the earlier years of her musical and spiritual journey. Her unique gifting and honest heart will draw yours into a deep realm of intimacy with our majestic Lord.

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