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Search complete. 11 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Maverick City Music".
Sep 15, 2026
Overcoming the Executive Wilderness: From Prison to Purpose with Reggie Foreman | Episode 235
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37:10Reginald ForemanGUEST
Whoa.
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37:14Reginald ForemanGUEST
My favorite worship song is with Maverick City.
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37:17Reginald ForemanGUEST
I can't remember the name of it, John.
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37:19Reginald ForemanGUEST
That's messed up.
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37:21John GallagherHOST
But I always sing
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37:22Reginald ForemanGUEST
it.
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37:23Reginald ForemanGUEST
I'll have to look it up, but there's one that I got two or three that I keep on repeat, but one of them definitely with Maverick City and the other one.
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37:32John GallagherHOST
I can't remember the name of it.
Episode 1317: Cory Asbury on His Return to Worship Music, Plus Zelda's Secret Christian Past
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38:16Corey AsburyGUEST
So they just kept it going, and this happens all the time.
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38:19Corey AsburyGUEST
Happened with Mav City.
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38:20Corey AsburyGUEST
Happens all the time.
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38:22Corey AsburyGUEST
It's still happening there.
YOU ARE READING THE OLD TESTAMENT WRONG | The Reconcile Room (S3E3)
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46:54CalebHOST
All right, let's hear it.
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46:54EzekielHOST
2 Chronicles 7:14, "If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land." That's one of my favorite worship songs, by the way, Maverick City.
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47:07EzekielHOST
You gotta listen to it.
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47:07EzekielHOST
It's so good.
Humbling Yourself to Ask for Help: September 9, 2026
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34:49WallyHOST
Uh, so, I mean, like, just our God's an awesome God.
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34:52WallyHOST
Or Promises by Maverick City.
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34:54speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Great is your faithfulness to me.
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35:01WallyHOST
And that's a song that we'll sing.
905. Rewire your subconscious FAST + embody your new identity TODAY with Haley Hoffman Smith
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37:27Haley Hoffman SmithGUEST
Yes.
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37:28Krista WilliamsHOST
Weeping at Elevation Wor- Worship, weeping at Maverick City Music.
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37:31Haley Hoffman SmithGUEST
Yes.
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37:31Krista WilliamsHOST
Weeping at Chandler Moore.
How Do I Hear God, Find My Purpose & Stop Comparing? Live Audience Q&A
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49:06Madison Prewett TrouttHOST
And even our, you know, quiet time can not be very quiet.
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49:09Madison Prewett TrouttHOST
And we're just like, we're blaring, you know, some Maverick City.
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49:11Madison Prewett TrouttHOST
And then we're like doing as, you know, fast as we can.
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49:13Madison Prewett TrouttHOST
Check, check, check, check.
Why Did We Trade Hard Truth for a TED Talk? Jacob Coyne on the Commercialization of Christianity and the Wilderness Where God Actually Builds You.
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54:43Jacob CoyneGUEST
I think it's like 20,000 plus employees.
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54:46Jacob CoyneGUEST
And they had a virtual Christmas party where Maverick City Music was... leading worship virtually.
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54:54Jacob CoyneGUEST
And then I had the gospel message after that.
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54:57Jacob CoyneGUEST
And the Christian employees, they prepped me before.
Girl, God Is Calling You Closer to Him
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6:57Neimoya BasdenHOST
He keeps his promises.
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6:58Neimoya BasdenHOST
It's a s- a song by Maverick City called Promises.
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7:01Neimoya BasdenHOST
Baby, I love that song because God keeps his promises.
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7:06Neimoya BasdenHOST
He has never failed.
Scott McConnell, Executive Director of Lifeway Research, talks with Jessica about the recent findings on Gen Z and church participation.
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36:01Jessica PeckHOST
Welcome back, friends.
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36:03Jessica PeckHOST
That is Fear Is Not My Future by Kirk Franklin and Maverick City Music.
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36:08Jessica PeckHOST
And that's really exactly what we're talking about today, that we are not called to be a fearful people.
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36:13Jessica PeckHOST
We are called to be a faithful people.
734: The Problem With Modern Dating Culture and the Resurgence of Christian Music with Kelsey McGinnis
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68:25Kelsey McGinnisGUEST
He was able to build this career Partly on the back of the success of Surfaces, right? Like he had a built-in audience already and didn't really need the CCM machine, which is true.
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68:37Kelsey McGinnisGUEST
Brandon Lake really did because he was a worship leader who collaborated with Elevation and Maverick City Music and all the Nashville people.
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68:46Kelsey McGinnisGUEST
Forrest Frank didn't really need that.
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68:47Kelsey McGinnisGUEST
And so I think that's one reason for the backlash was it felt, it felt a little bit tone deaf and like, and I'm, I'm, see, I don't need you.