It's ok. I can get with the message but there's too much 'been there and done that.' I'm sure it speaks to many hearts, though.

Same old same, same doesn't take me anywhere but to same old stuff you can hear anywhere.

rather generic contemporary Christian sound, very listenable. I'd sing along with them in worship. 61 year old academy Bible teacher

Forget personal feelings on the matter. What does the Bible have to say on the issue? http://www.lionlambmedia.com/safe3.htm

excellent sound

The music and beat were nice, but this snippet was too short for me to be able to get a better handle on how Faith First actually sounds. I would hope that they employ more harmonies than what I heard here.

Again, such a fresh sound....just what we need for our young people to feel the love of Jesus in their hearts. Praise the Lord he is still working in our church.

Our church was one of the first that Faith First shared their music and love for God with. Loved them then and love them now! Glad they're still around sharing their love for Jesus through music! Frankly, I get tired of people who claim to know what kind of music God likes and doesn't like, and what instruments can or can't be used in worship of God.Read more...

If it didn't have drums, and a sound like a typical secular radio song, it wouldn't be too bad.

Love it!

Rhythms and style adopted from the world.

This is not their best selection, they are one of the best live shows I have seen.

From the first time I heard them at a VOP Reunion concert, I have loved them. They were the best on that program. Their energetic personalities, their message and their sound always make me smile. They are great people, too.

I'd get an album of this.

Maybe for youth but not for me

The male lead's voice is not good, the femail counter vocal was fantastic. Bland beat but not too bad on the ears.

The extremely heavy beat is offensive, drowns out whatever message they are trying to send. Sadly chaotic noise to my ears.

This really doesn't sound too good, and I can't even hear the words. The reverberating, echoing accompaniment is too much. It's kind of bland, too.

I assume we're giving our preference for the musical style, because there isn't enough in the clip to truly evaluate the message (lyric). In which case, is it really fair to be offended by a style? I pretty much hate the rap music style, but I'm certainly not offended by it. I am, however, offended by the *message* in some rap music.Read more...

Seems traditional and mildly contemporary.