Love Never Ends

A while ago, much to my delight, I had the chance to review The Corner Room’s first project, Psalm Songs. Today I’m introducing you to their follow-up project, an EP concentrating on I Corinthians 13, entitled Love Never Ends.

My appreciation for The Corner Room stems from the quality music they produce while making the lyrics direct from the ESV scriptures. If you feel like you fall behind in the area of Scripture memory, this music makes it practically effortless to store away some verses in your heart.

Love Never Ends features the same soothing arrangements of guitar and piano as its predecessor, but with the addition of strings and brass where it suits.The additional instrumentation was arranged by Grammy-nominated composer/arranger, Don Hart. It is arranged in a three-movement suite, featuring three songs with vocals and three instrumentals; it’s about twelve minutes in length.

Though I enjoyed all the music on this album, the piece that stood out to me was Movement III, the closing movement. The ebbs and flows of the strings accompany the text beautifully. It’s also my favorite part of this chapter of Scripture:

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

“For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.” – I Cor. 13:12

The hope and prayer of the musicians with The Corner Room is that Christians would enjoy and meditate more deeply on this beloved passage of Scripture with the help of their music. I think you’ll find this EP to be a beautiful addition to your home’s music collection. You can find more information about The Corner Room here. Visit their store to purchase downloads, physical copies or sheet music.

Love Never Ends Teaser One | The Corner Room from The Corner Room on Vimeo.

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Kelly Keller is the managing editor of Story Warren. She has her BS in Elementary Education from Messiah University and has taught various ages, but her favorite was worldview and literature with high school students. The “gap” in her resume is actually a window of eighteen years of homeschooling, which she recommends as an effective, though demanding, way of expanding one’s home library.

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