“Glory,” Michael W. Smith’s New Release

Posted on November 15, 2011 
Filed Under Media, Personal, Spiritual Life

I’m listening right now to a review copy of Michael W. Smith’s new instrumental album, “Glory.” It is a beautiful mix of reflection, inspiration and calm.

There are a number of tracks that seem to be right from a film score (Forever, Glory Battle). Others stand alone as songs that seem to be borne out of a quiet moment the composer enjoyed with God (Joy Follows Suffering, The Blessing). The final track is one you likely already know, “Agnus Dei,” with a refreshing new take on the melody.

I’m pretty sure I’ll be hearing this a lot in the days ahead. Every morning my wife spends her devotional time curled up, Bible, journal and cup of tea in hand. She also has some meditative instrumental music playing softly in the room. “Glory” is going to be a most welcome addition to her collection – one that is certainly going to be a favorite in our home, enjoyed when we need to refresh, retreat and reflect.

Pre-order “Glory” here.

 

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One Response to ““Glory,” Michael W. Smith’s New Release”

  1. W. Mark Whitlock on November 15th, 2011 10:39 am

    Inreceived a review copy as well and think its a great Followup to “Freedom”.

    I am loving the record and long for when Incan listen straight thru.

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