Into The Presence of God

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Comment by H. Quintana on January 27, 2010 at 4:38pm

I liked the song very much, I could only suggest that maybe you consider laying down a drum track and a bass track, and make the ending smoother, otherwise very nice.

Comment by Rachel Stevenson on January 11, 2010 at 10:37pm

Oh awesome! Sorry, I must not have seen it but will have to give it a listen. As for the rocket ship, to be honest it really made me smile. I'm quite a jokey person and loved it at first, just thinking for a congregation maybe it'd need changing :) But then again, it's your song! It was a good analogy!

Comment by David Gonzalez on January 11, 2010 at 10:26pm

Awesome! Thanks! No, this is not my first song. "Let it Flow" is on my music player list of songs. Thanks, for you advice about the rocket ship!! As it came out, when writing the song, it made me laugh, but, I wasn't sure what it would be like for others to hear it and sing along. I have to admit, I guess it's kind of corny. I'll search for another lyric. Thanks! David

Comment by Rachel Stevenson on January 11, 2010 at 10:00pm

Also, I really like your voice-it's beautiful!

Comment by Rachel Stevenson on January 11, 2010 at 9:59pm

Hey David,
Thanks for your post on my song, I really appreciated what you had to say and your honesty. I love your song, and your passion for worshiping Jesus. This song seems to be a really fitting "call to worship" song. I can see it really stirring up a passion among a congregation to enter God's presence and being excited about that! Your song really blessed me. I'm impressed it's your first one-wow, well done! May God continue to bless you and fill you with lyrics, melodies, and passion for His ultimate glory. The only thing I would suggest, not that I really know, would be changing the line about the rocket ship. That was the only one that might be hard for a congregation to sing...? Just a thought. Other than that, seriously, well done! :)

Comment by Paul Hewgill on January 10, 2010 at 1:13am

Hey very cool! Very David Crowder - I like it.