Jul 14, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 13 segments
The disgraced King of Jerusalem, Guy of Lusignan, had lost everything. His kingdom, his freedom, his integrity. When Saladin, Sultan of the Islamic world, agreed to free him from captivity, he was…
Taylor TreadwayHostJohn SimonHostSo this, earlier this week, I was on a worship music kick, which is so rare for me, 'cause I, I feel like I'm one of those millennials who just grumbles about like, you know, Bethel makes good music, but you know, they've got kind of a strange wizardly school that they contribute to and, you know-
[laughs] Hillsong makes good music, but uh, their s- their pastors don't seem to like being Christians all the time.
So I'm listening to David Crowder Band church music from I think, like, 2009, something like that, and I listen to How He Loves, which I know is a massive popular song, but I was like, I don't know if there's a better worship song that's come out since this, since this song.

So first off, Sovereign Grace Music, they've kind of dwindled out, but they have written amazing songs-
So this, earlier this week, I was on a worship music kick, which is so rare for me, 'cause I, I feel like I'm one of those millennials who just grumbles about like, you know, Bethel makes good music, but you know, they've got kind of a strange wizardly school that they contribute to and, you know-
[laughs] Hillsong makes good music, but uh, their s- their pastors don't seem to like being Christians all the time.
So I'm listening to David Crowder Band church music from I think, like, 2009, something like that, and I listen to How He Loves, which I know is a massive popular song, but I was like, I don't know if there's a better worship song that's come out since this, since this song.

So first off, Sovereign Grace Music, they've kind of dwindled out, but they have written amazing songs-
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