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Revelife Sunday Worship

Forgive the song that falls so low, beneath the gratitude I owe. - William Cowper (1731–1800), British hymn-writer On Sunday mornings across the country and around the world, many Christians join together to wo…
Revelife Sunday Worship

Forgive the song that falls so low, beneath the gratitude I owe. - William Cowper (1731–1800), British hymn-writer On Sunday mornings across the country and around the world, many Christians join togeth…
Top Ten Pieces of Culture (That Impacted My Life in 2010)

By Carl Laamanen of the Losing Sight of Land blog at The Mockingbird Blog Human beings, especially those that really like popular culture, must love lists. This is the only explanation for the hundreds of year-end &ld…
Revelife Christmas Sunday Worship

Yeah, we know Christmas was yesterday, but with this weekend so full of holiday splendor, we thought we'd take this Sunday to both wrap up our Christmas sermon series and bring you a special Christmas edition of our Reve…
Revelife Reviews: Sufjan Stevens' "All Delighted People"

In case you didn't know, Sufjan (pronounced: Soof-Yawn) Stevens is the darling of the indie folk world. His 2005 album, Come On, Feel the Illinoise, made it all the way to number one on the Billboard US Heatseekers Char…
Revelife Sunday Worship

All week long, we here at Revelife spend time discussing and debating the issues and topics that affect our lives each day. These discussions are not always easy to have, as they can often be very personal and sensit…
The Secrets We've Hidden: What Is Beneath the Floorboards?

One of my favourite artist ever is Sufjan Stevens because he is simply brilliant and amazing. I am pretty sure he is a Christian as well. Moreover, one of my favourite songs by him is "John Wayne Gacy Jr" from the album,…
Music and the Secular-Sacred Divide

It used to be that there was a rather thick black line between what music was inherently Christian, or "sacred”, and what was considered worldly, or "secular”. I remember it vividly. I realized it the day that my frien…