Good Friday: Josh Garrels

From my favorite artist. Enjoy it through the end.

And remember the day a King became a thief on our behalf.

Bryan Daniels

Author: Bryan Daniels

I am a follower of Jesus, a husband to Jessica, and a father of three boys: Josiah, Gideon and Judah. I teach high school math as a job, read reformed theology as a hobby, and write this blog just for kicks. With the rest of my time I coach football and track.

18 thoughts on “Good Friday: Josh Garrels”

  3. Thank you for sharing your heart (in all forms and fashions) with us regularly. Your blog is edifying and encouraging. I hope God continues to use you to the fullest measure, Bryan. Be blessed this Easter and continue to share the Truth.

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    1. You’re welcome, Cristal! Thank you for being a consistent encouraging voice to the blog. It means a lot. God bless you and your family to the fullest measure this Resurrection Sunday!

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  6. Awesome – another reason I love the music of Josh Garrels. Great music, even better lyrics. I’d like to share this on my blog (with credit to yours, of course). 🙂

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  10. Thanks, Bryan,

    I attached Good Friday to my blog entry today, “two men, Good Friday, the cataclysmic collision between law and grace”. Today is such a profound day and it has left me thinking – and this song added to my thought.

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  11. Thank you for liking my post about the pre-release screening of “Blue Like Jazz” I covered for my newspaper!

    I like Josh Garrels, too. Although, Easter gets me feeling extra church-y. I’m listening to Haydn’s “Die sieben letzten Worte unseres Erloeser am Kreuze.”

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