Paul Baloche’s Blog

Every Paul Baloche record is a songwriting triumph.

His ability to craft memorable lines (I have come to the end of me, he sings on “Just to be with You”) and singable melodies (on “Wonderful God”) rivals Chris Tomlin, yet digs as deep as Jeremy Riddle or Charlie Hall.

On Glorious, after almost a dozen albums since 1992, he slows down a bit and focuses on sustaining truths – how only God can comfort in times of spiritual distress, that Christ offers in-the-moment joy and that intimacy with God requires honest confession.  No pogo-stick anthems here – just ripe spiritual insight.

This review was printed in the January/February 2010 edition of Relevant Magazine.  To subscribe, go to relevantmagazine.com