Worship 2.0 Podcast | Worship Music by Don Moen & Ron Kenoly

'We're Going Up to the High Places' was written by Ron Kenoly and is brilliantly combined with 'Whose Report Shall You Believe' by Becky Fender and the song 'Call Him Up' by Ricky Grundy and Herman Netter. These three songs are positioned to tell a spiritual story that moves people from the act of warfare to the celebration of victory. 'We're Going Up to the High Places' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosanna! Integrity Music project entitled 'Lift Him Up' and was recorded at Chrysler Ha...

'God Is Good All The Time' was written by Don Moen and Paul Overstreet. The writing of this great song began when Don Moen attended a Revival Meeting and heard an Evangelist repeatedly use the call-and-response phrase "God is good all the time...don't forget that God is good all the time". Deeply moved by this phrase, he wrote it down, realizing that while life itself is not always good, God remains by His very nature...good. 'God Is Good All The Time' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosa...

'Sing Out' was written by Paul Baloche and Ed Kerr. The writers of this great song wanted a song that shifted the focus away from physical buildings. They wanted to emphasize the New Testament concept (from 1 Peter 2:5) that believers themselves are "living stones" forming a spiritual house for God. 'Sing Out' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosanna! Integrity Music project entitled 'Sing Out With One Voice' and was recorded at Carpenter's Home Church in Lakeland, Florida with Worship Lea...

'Ancient of Days' was written by Gary Sadler and Jamie Harvill. The main inspiration for the words for this great song are from Daniel 7:22, which contains Daniel's vision of the "Ancient of Days" and an everlasting kingdom. The writers wanted to write about "throne-room worship" that captured a sense of awe rather than informal soul-searching. 'Ancient of Days' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosanna! Integrity Music project entitled 'Lift Him Up', and was Recorded at Chrysler Hall in No...

'I Bow My Knee' was written by Bonnie Deuschle. This great song is firmly established in the writer's personal journey of overcoming a broken childhood and her role in pioneering modern worship music in Africa. 'I Bow My Knee' is ONE of the songs released from a Hosanna! Integrity Music project entitled 'Majesty', and was Recorded at The Vines Center in Lynchburg, Virginia with Worship Leader Ron Kenoly and was Produced and Arranged by Tom Brooks. The writer's early life in Pennsylvania was f...