Music : The Altar and the Door

Music : The Altar and the Door

The Altar and the Door

by: Casting Crowns



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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0602341011723
Label: Reunion
Manufacturer: Reunion
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Reunion
Release Date: August 28, 2007
Sales Rank: 295
Studio: Reunion










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After two Platinum-selling albums (Casting Crowns & Lifesong), one Platinum and one Gold live project (Live from Atlanta & Lifesong Live), numerous awards, and one of the most successful headlining tours in our industry, one might expect a different Casting Crowns. Those who meet this exceptional group, however, quickly realize they are still the same down-to-earth people with ministry at the heart of what they do both on the road, and in their local churches where each of the members serve on-staff or as laypeople, including lead singer/songwriter Mark Hall who still holds his post as youth pastor at his home church.

Casting Crowns third album, The Altar and The Door, draws on this first-hand ministry experience with real people, real life struggle and the faith that overcomes. At the altar, everything makes sense, says Hall. When we re in the church and spending time with God, we know what we re supposed to do and how to live. Everything is black and white. But somewhere between the altar and the door, when we leave and go out into our lives, it all leaks out. Everything gets gray again. It s like we have these two lives, and the Christian life is the journey between the altar and door....trying to get the things you ve got in your head, into your hands, into your feet, and into your life. This album is all about that journey of realization, the struggles we encounter and the victory of seeing it as possible.

The band is excited about the next ministry chapter to unfold, and is already planning Fall and Spring legs of The Altar and The Door Tour. With the debut radio single hitting in June and widespread media coverage starting late summer through the fall, this album is set to be another phenomenal release setting records and, more importantly, impacting hearts.

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When you've become one of contemporary Christian music's biggest stars, there are a lot of temptations to change your sound or tone the message down a little to reach a larger audience. But the anthemic, guitar-based Casting Crowns simply use their music as a pulpit ever more. Despite (or, perhaps, because of) all the world tours, platinum records, and Dove and Grammy awards, the members of the band still serve as ministers at Eagle's Landing First Baptist Church in McDonough, GA. This is honest and often gorgeous music that deals with doubt and pain, and how difficult it can be to live up to one's principles. 'Slow Fade,' an irresistibly slow-burning number, counsels listeners not to stray: ''People never crumble in a day, it's a slow fade.' The album's two covers--a rousing take of Steve Fee's 'All Because of Jesus' and a spirited version of Chandler's 'I Know You're There'--count among the album's many highlights. --Mike McGonigal









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Disc 1:
  1. What This World Needs
  2. Every Man
  3. Slow Fade
  4. East To West
  5. The Word Is Alive
  6. The Altar And The Door
  7. Somewhere In The Middle
  8. I Know You're There
  9. Prayer For A Friend
  10. All Because Of Jesus


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Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * The Altar and the Door ...
Casting Crowns has a resonance that moves the heart. Emotions will be stirred. Outstanding effort!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * The best one yet!!! ...
This is the best CD that Casting Crowns has come out with yet! They always deal with the real issues that we face. The Lord has blessed them with so much talent!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Motivating and Inspiring ...
Casting Crowns has done it again! Staying true to their values and beliefs the message reigns loud and clear; the Lord Jesus Christ is their inspiration and guiding force. Their works continue to get better, always changing but also delivering us a core message that is positive and uplifting. The lessons and meanings in their songs are filled with different incites and teachings that will help an individual open that door to freedom, to peace, to clarity. What better way to introduce God to your children than through the songs and lyrics of the Casting Crowns.




Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Can't go wrong with Casting Crowns ...
This is an awesome album from the amazing Christian group Casting Crowns. You can't go wrong with this album. Amazing and worth the buy! I think if you like Casting Crowns you'd probably also like my current new favorite artist I found through myspace. I think they'll be as big as Casting Crowns and already starting to see a huge interest in them. See my other reviews for The Warehouse Band



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * great ...
Love the band and this CD. It's good modern christian music that my teenager and I can listen to and agree on.


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