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Matt Redman

Matt Redman

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Sep 15, 2026

Matt BoswellGUEST
11:23
Um, so I didn't write this melody.
Matt BoswellGUEST
11:24
I have the privilege of writing with two of the best melody writers, I think, of our generation in Keith Getty and Matt Redman.
Jonathan LeemanHOST
11:31
Mm-hmm.
Matt BoswellGUEST
11:32
And so generally our work together will be me bringing them toget- bringing to them an idea, um, a, a lyrical idea already set to meter, and maybe even with, uh, some, some suggestion of what I think this should sound like or fragments of a melody line.
Erik NiederGUEST
4:26
And every week my parents I think paid him 25 bucks or something, was not near enough, um, and he'd spend an hour with me.
Erik NiederGUEST
4:34
We'd learn the Matt Redman songs, the David Crowder Band songs, Chris Tomlin songs, but all the while what it really was was not developing a guitar player or a future songwriter, worship leader.
Erik NiederGUEST
4:46
Yes, it was, it was discipleship.
Jonathan UnthankHOST
4:48
Mm-hmm.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:53
We'll be right back.
Jeff LucasHOST
11:16
Blessed be your name from Matt Redman.
Jeff LucasHOST
11:19
We're thinking about suffering, about loss, and yes, about death.
Jeff LucasHOST
11:25
I have a love-hate relationship with online social media and Facebook specifically.
William Ryan IIIHOST
9:54
Well, it's time for a debut this week on our chart from the band Passion, and if you don't know, they were formed out of the Passion Conference founded by Louie and Shelley Giglio back in the 1990s, which is still going strong today ministering to young adults all over.
William Ryan IIIHOST
10:07
Now, some famous alumni from Passion are Chris Tomlin, David Crowder, and Matt Redman, and also Christian Stanfill, who y- I'm sure you've heard of.
William Ryan IIIHOST
10:15
But he is in next to tell us about this new song before we hear it today.
Christian StanfillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:19
It is a joy bomb.
Susan PostHOST
7:29
And this is a worship song.
Susan PostHOST
7:32
And this is by Matt Redman.
Susan PostHOST
7:33
He actually says this is more of a song of lament.
Susan PostHOST
7:37
So Matt Redman and his wife, Beth Redman, they came over.
Susan PostHOST
7:41
They're from England.
Susan PostHOST
7:41
They came over on sabbatical together.
Susan PostHOST
8:18
And so we're going to play that song for you.
Susan PostHOST
8:20
We're actually, we're going to play it in its entirety because it's such a great song and a good song to honor today.
Bruce KachukNARRATOR
25:01
The chief combatants on the Scottish side were the Earls of Douglas, Moray, March, and Crawford; the Lord Montgomery, and Patrick Hepburn of Hails and his son.
Bruce KachukNARRATOR
25:11
On the English side were Sir Henry [Hotspur] and Sir Ralph Percy, sons of the Earl of Northumberland; the Seneschal of York; Sir Ralph Langley; Sir Matthew Redman, Governor of Berwick; Sir Robert Ogle; Sir Thomas Gray; Sir Thomas Hatton; Sir John Felton; Sir John Lilburne; Sir William Walsingham; and many others, all good men and true.
Bruce KachukNARRATOR
25:34
The circumstances which brought about this famous encounter are worth recalling, as they shed an interesting light on the history of the period as well as on the manners and customs of the age.
Bruce KachukNARRATOR
25:45
The Scots, with the aid of their French allies under the command of Sir John D'Vivienne, had made frequent successful incursions upon the English borders, ravaging with fire and sword considerable districts of the country both to the east and west of the frontier.
Mark DavisHOST
20:16
Some things are about specific 9-11 remembrance and some things that are about faith.
Mark DavisHOST
20:20
The great Matt Redman in Blessed Be Your Name.
Mark DavisHOST
20:23
Here's a name I haven't said in this time frame in seemingly forever.
Mark DavisHOST
20:27
Wow, Mike Gallagher actually here and right on time for a very, very special day.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
8:29
So 2014 was kind of the end of my peak period.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
8:36
Um, I had actually several songs and things that had won that I, Laura Story's Blessings and 10,000 Reasons from Matt Redman had both won.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
8:46
And then I'd mixed a Point of Grace record that got nominated.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
8:52
And so I mixed a ton of, every Grammy would come and I'd have two or three horses in the race.
Chris RonaldsHOST
10:19
Yep.
AlanHOST
10:19
Uh, I'm looking just outside the top 10 and I see our mate Rob Reeves in 13th place all of a sudden.
Chris RonaldsHOST
10:25
Oh.
AlanHOST
10:26
Um, big, up to 973 rated, which a big, big jump for our boy.

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Chris RonaldsHOST
16:06
That's crazy.
AlanHOST
16:07
Mm-hmm.
Chris RonaldsHOST
16:08
The amount of people who would've thought of you and me and just other fucking weirdos in their lives, "Oh, that's that sport our fucking weird mate plays."
AlanHOST
16:17
Yeah.
WallyHOST
32:13
So, uh, the song is called Walk Through Fire, and it is, uh, the new song from the movie, the soundtrack from the movie Daniel and the Fiery Furnace, and that is your TMI for today.
WallyHOST
32:26
Uplifting WAY-FM, this is the Wally Show, and Matt Redman is a prolific songwriter who's written some of the biggest songs that we sing in church, like 10,000 Reasons.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:37
Bless the Lord, oh, my soul.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:42
Oh, my soul.
WallyHOST
32:44
Or The Heart of Worship.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:45
I'm coming back to the heart of worship.
WallyHOST
32:50
You're like, "Wait, that was Chris Tomlin." No, Matt Redman wrote that.
Betty RockHOST
32:54
Ah.

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