It's nice to be able to connect with Adie this way. Thanks for making yourself available, Adie. Your mixed accent is brilliant! I come from Zimbabwe and always feel a kinship with anyone from that part of the world - as well as with a sister in Christ, of course!)

My wife and I have your first album, which we really enjoy, and now must OBVIOUSLY get the new one!

Well done with your parenting, home-schooling, etc., and I pray that God will continue to bless you, Jeremy and the kids mightily.

Ry

I always appreciate when musicians transform. Sometimes, that transformation trends away from close identification with God; other times, the transformation reflects more of the image of God. Whether the beat is fast or slow, it is the heart that shines through. Your music has definitely transformed in the latter manner, and whether you continue to release albums like this or more "rocky", I look forward to more transformation as you grow in the Lord. Very good album - and you picked some two of my favorite Hillsong songs.

Looking forward to purchasing this album. Wonderful interview. I have follwed your family through blog on Jeremy's web site for years now. Jeremy is our families favorite Christian singer and I am sure your music will reflect that same spirit of our Lord that flows through him. We will be praying that God's hope, strength and spirit of joy continues to lead you through our Lord Jesus's ministry of the Gospel. God bless.

Hey Hey Hey...It's gonna be a great day!.....wonderful interview....getting 2 know u Adie...looking forward to buying your album (I've already listened to a few)...can't wait to hear Sheltered...think that was the name of it....anyway I'm currently in a Why? (Anne Graham Lotz) book study with 5 women...many going thru grief..(one of them lost her brother last Oct. in a train wreck)...and (okay...I'm gonna ask for what I want...big step 4 me)...it would be wonderful to give each of them a copy of your new album...(I'll buy my own)...so there it is...best wishes on this new project...Hoping & praying to see you (& Jeremy) in Syracuse on the 25th...Unplugged.....In His love, Fifirhymes...

From one South African girl to another "Howzit!"

It was lovely to "meet" you via Jessica's interview. It's always fun to bump into other expats here in the States.

Wishing you blessings on your new album release!

~Lisa-Jo