“Burning with Passion: A Review of Housefires’ ‘How to Set a Housefire Part II'”
Housefires, the Christian worship group from Atlanta, Georgia, has released their latest album, ‘How to Set a Housefire Part II’. The album is a collection of five songs that ignite a fiery passion in the hearts of believers, drawing them closer to God.
The first track, “I Thank God,” sets the tone for the album with its upbeat and joyful melody. The lyrics express gratitude for God’s love and provision, reminding listeners of the goodness of God in their lives.
The second track, “Silence,” is a soulful and reflective piece that speaks of the power of being still before God. The song encourages believers to seek the Lord in the quietness of their hearts and find rest in His presence.
The third track, “Mercy/Tremble,” is a medley of two songs that beautifully blend together. “Mercy” is a prayer for God’s mercy and forgiveness, while “Tremble” is a declaration of God’s greatness and holiness. The two songs complement each other perfectly, reminding listeners of both the grace and majesty of God.
“Get Back To The Well,” the fourth track, is an energetic and upbeat song that encourages believers to return to the source of their faith. The lyrics remind listeners of the importance of staying rooted in God’s Word and being refreshed by His Spirit.
“God My God,” among other tracks also is a powerful declaration of faith and trust in God. The song speaks of God’s faithfulness and provision, even in the midst of trials and difficulties.
‘How to Set a Housefire Part II’ is a beautiful collection of songs that stir up a passion for God in the hearts of listeners. Housefires has done an excellent job of creating an album that is both musically and lyrically engaging, making it a must-listen for any Christian music fan.
List of Songs from Housefires Album How to Set a Housefire Part II
Adaa Moses Avalumun is a passionate and potent Kingdom blogger and Freelancer, who is a Nigerian by Birth. Moses is delighted in listening to gospel songs, and praying. Currently, Moses resides in Lafia, Nasarawa State, Nigeria.
