Jeff Arendelle interview and 'God, You, Our Father' performance
In-studio guest Jeff Arendelle talks about heading back to Nashville to finish a new CD, with five music tracks already recorded, plus recent gigs including Farragut, Praise Fest in Granger, and small country churches. He introduces 'God, You, Our Father,' a worship song drawn from Psalm 145 about the character of God passed from one generation to the next, and he and the band perform it live. The hosts plug jeffarendelle.com, iTunes, and Green Grounds Coffee House in Valley Junction.
Live performance · “God, You, Our Father”
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