Grace Like Rain

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His best, in my oppinion
The song, Grace Like Rain is SO awesome. I sign to music and this song is my favorite. The way God's grace washes over us is so moving. The other songs on the CD are great too! I just saw Todd in concert and he is so humble, like someone you'd just want to hang out with. He points you to God, not himself. He tells you you are just like him, he just gets recognition for his job and you don't but that we're all the same.

Great CD
I bought this CD for the Thunder Song. I wasn't a fan of his use of Amazing Grace before purchasing the CD, but now I just love it. His music is fresh, worshipful, and enjoyable. Great CD.

Great Christian Rock Ministry
His music is definately a ministry. Not just another "Christian" singer singing secular music. Great lyrics. A highly anointed minister of song.

Agnew Debut is Powerful.
This has to be in anyones collection. It is a great album with powerfully written lyrics. Agnew has a unique voice and you easily recognize his voice. He has an awesome reworking of the song Amazing Grace into the song "Grace Like Rain." The first time I heard he redid the song i was wondering what he was thinking by redoing such a classic song but after hearing his version I was speechless it was good. Also the songs "This Fragile Breath" and "Romans 12:1" are very powerful songs. This is a must have CD.

Some Good Songs
Some very good praise lyrics are included in this album. Two of the songs are very good - Grace Like Rain and This Fragile Breath. In addition to those two, Romans 12:1 is pretty good. Most of the rest of the songs on this CD are ok, but nothing too great. If I were to do it over, I would probably get those three songs on I Tunes and pass on the album.