Comments on: Devotion Concerts http://signpostmusic.com/2008/10/devotion-concerts/ To encourage Christian faith and thoughtful living through artful word and song. Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:39:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Rita http://signpostmusic.com/2008/10/devotion-concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Rita Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:22:25 +0000 http://signpostmusic.com/v2/?p=352#comment-15 Steve Bell (and friends) never cease to amaze us!! Each album I think, he'll not be able to top this one, especially after Symphony Sessions. Yet 'Devotion' has become the most listened to in the house. Thank you so much!! The concert in Oshawa was wonderful! Look forward to you returning to Ontario. Steve Bell (and friends) never cease to amaze us!! Each album I think, he’ll not be able to top this one, especially after Symphony Sessions. Yet ‘Devotion’ has become the most listened to in the house. Thank you so much!! The concert in Oshawa was wonderful! Look forward to you returning to Ontario.

]]> By: Catherine Morris http://signpostmusic.com/2008/10/devotion-concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Catherine Morris Wed, 29 Oct 2008 19:05:31 +0000 http://signpostmusic.com/v2/?p=352#comment-16 Steve, I want to thank you for Devotion, it's an awesome worship album that reminds me of the goodness and the love of God, and gently leads me into His Presence. I was at the show you did in Coquitlam recently (it was awesome too, so much talent) and you talked about becoming an Anglican recently. I attend an Anglican church too and I love the liturgy and the symbolism, and taking communion together. There are times when I am struck by the beauty of the eucharist and I sit and weep as I watch people go forward to kneel before the Lord and receive the bread and wine...Jesus, feed us, feed us, Jesus... I find that the songs on Devotion loosely follow the order of an Anglican service. Is that intentional? Anyhow, this album is truly anointed and it touches a very deep hunger within me for intimacy with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. May God continue to bless and to use you and your band mates during this tour and beyond. Steve, I want to thank you for Devotion, it’s an awesome worship album that reminds me of the goodness and the love of God, and gently leads me into His Presence. I was at the show you did in Coquitlam recently (it was awesome too, so much talent) and you talked about becoming an Anglican recently. I attend an Anglican church too and I love the liturgy and the symbolism, and taking communion together. There are times when I am struck by the beauty of the eucharist and I sit and weep as I watch people go forward to kneel before the Lord and receive the bread and wine…Jesus, feed us, feed us, Jesus…

I find that the songs on Devotion loosely follow the order of an Anglican service. Is that intentional? Anyhow, this album is truly anointed and it touches a very deep hunger within me for intimacy with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. May God continue to bless and to use you and your band mates during this tour and beyond.

]]> By: Laura Ronngren http://signpostmusic.com/2008/10/devotion-concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Laura Ronngren Tue, 07 Oct 2008 18:42:52 +0000 http://signpostmusic.com/v2/?p=352#comment-14 You may not remember me... In the 95-96 school year I attended Winkler Bible Institute in Winkler MB. I was in a art/music class taught by Doug Friesen and even sang a song for you which a friend and I co-wrote. I am currently married and living in Fargo, ND. I would love to see you in concert again sometime. Do you forsee any concerts in my area? How would I go about getting you down here? You may not remember me… In the 95-96 school year I attended Winkler Bible Institute in Winkler MB. I was in a art/music class taught by Doug Friesen and even sang a song for you which a friend and I co-wrote. I am currently married and living in Fargo, ND. I would love to see you in concert again sometime. Do you forsee any concerts in my area? How would I go about getting you down here?

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