Blending light 60’s pop with Vince Guaraldi’s Charlie Brown music and a twee Britishness, this band consistently delivers fun, melodic tunes with poetic lyrics.
It may have simply been boredom that persuaded me to go inside. Or perhaps the slow, southern summer pace of our usually bustling town convinced me I was worthy to enter the gates.
An examination of the leakage problem with Taco Bell burritos, and its effects upon the driver when his jeans suddenly absorb the hot bean/salsa liquid.
"Black Hole Facts," the sign said. What was it doing on a rural New Hampshire highway?
The astute observer will no doubt have noticed a few changes at Chasing Hats. We assume most of our readers are astute observers, but we wouldn’t like anyone to feel left out. Thus, this letter.
It's not an emotional album; it won't change your life or convince you of some important philosophy. But it's perfect for a slow summer drive with your windows rolled down.
The first time I heard these words, I wasn't so sure about them. "FEED on HIM in my HEART?" But as I reflected on them I was struck by the simplicity of the metaphor. Like earthly food, I have a desperate need for Christ. I have to be in communion with him.
Narnia? Why had she decided to mention that place? What business did The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe have in a conversation at a party like this?
I believe in Jesus Christ. Satan believes in Jesus Christ. I can quote scripture like a champ. Satan can quote scripture like a champ. I tremble at the thought of God's judgement. Guess what? So does Satan. So what separates me from the lord of Sin and Death? One little word: Faith. But are you sure what you have is faith, and not merely belief? It's not rocket science, but it's one of the most important differentiations you will ever make.
It’s Hard to Find a Friend unashamedly tackles relevant topics most Christian musicians would prefer avoiding. Bazan’s honest portrayals of faith and life make this album a must-have for Christians and seekers alike.