Every David Crowder Band release has been a new experience in worship. His live shows and his easygoing personality and effortless joy on stage make him easy to like and listen to. The transitions from song to song, the multi-layered tracks, and the beautiful poetic lyrics make David Crowder a musical genius. Church Music is strong from beginning to end -- all 73 minutes of it. The discourse Church Music took from his previous releases may be more accessible to listeners than some of the bluegrass influenced rock on A Collision or the pop-rock feel of Remedy. This is far and away the best worship record of the year, perhaps the best overall record of the year and a career highlight. Fans of DCB will love Church Music and differential fans will fall in love anew. Now if only the rest of the genre would take a lesson from the David Crowder Band....

- Review date: 9/21/09, written by Kevin Chamberlin of Jesusfreakhideout.com

Normally when I see that a movie is "Christian," to be honest, I tend to avoid it. It's normally cheestastic. But I am happy to say that To Save A Life, totally blew me away.

For parent's it's a window into current youth culture, and provides some common language to talk to their teens about sex, alcohol, peer pressure, depression, cutting, dating, teen pregnancy, lying, and suicide, all of which are presented in the movie. It's the greatest conversation starting tool I can imagine.

For teens, this movie will really make you think about the way you treat your friends, and the hierarchy that sometimes exists in schools between the popular kids and the kids on the fringe.

All in all it's just a wonderful movie, go and see it!