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DAVE MILLER: VINEYARD WORSHIP
Twelve: One
Live From Trent Vineyard
Most of the album’s ten songs gravitate toward
The first three tracks of the album are high
the mellow side when it comes to tempo and energy songs of praise touching on the
overall feel but songs like the opening track, faithfulness and love of God with “King of Love”
“Praise Your Name”, “Liberator” and “We’ve being the strongest of the trio as Miller’s strong
Won” are energetic songs of victory delivered and clean tenor reminds us that God’s love
with 80’s techno-esque keyboards and electric never fails no matter how many times we turn
drums.
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our backs on Him.
DAVE MILLER LIVE
FROM TRENT VINEYARD
One of the standout tracks is “Lay Me Down” “I Give My All”, “Great Are You Lord”, “Praise
performed by Jenna Transki and Lee Bataller. the Lord” and “Falling At Your Feet” bring
This marvelous piano-led song outlines the the tempo and feel of the worship to a more
true meaning of what coming before God in intimate place with some very well written and
worship with a self-less heart really looks like. passionately delivered songs of fervent praise.
“All For You” is a gorgeous song of surrender
The album ends on a hopeful note as Voss 1. sings about how the body of Christ is called 2. King of Love Yours” ends the album appropriately reminding
to encourage, accept, love and challenge each 3. Sovereign God us that God wants every part of those He loves.
other here on earth while we wait for Christ’s 4. I Give My All return. 5. God of Freedom The strongest song on the collection is the
6. Praise the Lord re-release of the 2015 chart topper, “God of
Voss’ writing is solid throughout this collection 7. Freedom” which is a courageous proclamation
and he does a great job of rooting his songs in 8. All For You of Christ’s freedom for us over sin and death.
scripture with rich visual imagery that listeners 9. For Your Cause The new arrangement and instrumentation are
will connect with. 10. Fill Us Again better than the original and the addition of a
11. Be Exalted powerful female Gospel vocalist puts this song
This could have been a top-five album for me, 12. Falling At Your Feet over the top as she cries out to God, “Every
if they had just done a few more upbeat songs, 13. I Am Yours strain, every burden, every chain, every hurdle,
since the majority of the album sits in the slow
to mid-tempo range. I kept waiting for that
breakout song of joy but alas it never came.
Still, there are a number of well written offerings
that your congregation will love.
Endless Praises
with a warm piano and cello backing and “I Am
Great Are You Lord
Dave Miller is the Worship Pastor at the Trent
Vineyard Church in Nottingham, UK where he
has been writing and releasing songs over the
past few years. His debut release, Twelve:One
finds its thematic roots in Romans 12:1 which
says, “Therefore, I urge you, brothers and
sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your
bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing
to God, this is your true and proper worship”.
The idea of surrender of Jesus as a response to
you are more than enough”.
I was pleasantly surprised by this album. There
are a few spots where the cliché’s raise their
ugly head and the overall arrangements and
musical choices are nothing new but the writing
is solid throughout and Dave Miller sounds like
a young Martin Smith which was a bit nostalgic
for this reviewer. There are some great songs
here that should find their way into your Sunday
morning setlist.
His ultimate sacrifice for us is the central focus
of the thirteen-track album which is a nice mix
of previously released Vineyard tracks and
newly penned songs.
February 2019
Gerod Bass
Worship leader in Tacoma, WA. Mentor with Worship
Catalyst. Singer, songwriter, guitarist with a passion
for impacting lives for the sake of the Gospel.
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