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- Leading off is the album's first single "Write Your Story", a catchy song about being open to letting God direct our lives, write our stories. All in all, If We’re Honest offers some real, heartfelt and deeply worshipful tunes that will soon become fan favorites. A few of the pop music-focused tracks are definitely reminiscent of Katy Perry.
www2.cbn.com/article/not-selected/francesca-battistellis-if-were-honest-music-reviewFrancesca Battistelli's "If We're Honest": Music Review | CBN
Apr 18, 2014 · Artist: Francesca Battistelli. Title: If We’re Honest (Deluxe Edition) Label: Fervent Records. Release Date: 4/22/14. Reviewer: Jonathan Andre. Tracklisting: Write Your Story. When The Crazy Kicks In. He Knows My Name.
- What Message Does The Song Communicate?
- How Much of The Lyrics Line Up with Scripture?
- How Would An Outsider Interpret The song?
- What Does This Song Glorify?
- Closing Comments
- Artist Info
It is a call to repentance from our sinful lifestyle. We must come to terms with the truth that we’ve all broken God’s Laws and require a Savior to rescue us. Though our lives were filled with barriers that prevented God from entering, the difficult task of coming to grips with our humanity is required for healing. Those of us are faking our way th...
All lines agree with God’s inspired Word. [Verse 1] Line 1: This operates both on the delivery and receiving end. It is often much easier to tell a lie than to speak a hard truth. It is often easier to believe in a convenient falsehood than the inconvenient truth. Just ask Peter! He denied Jesus three times despite saying that he will never abandon...
This song is, in part, written to unbelievers and false converts, drawing them to all the things I wrote about in section 1. In an attempt to avoid rehashing the same points a third time, I’ll add that Battistelli’s choice of words makes the Gospel message easy to comprehend for those outside the camp of Christ. She uses language that a fourth grad...
It glorifies Jesus though its basic Gospel presentation, that lawbreakers can find redemption through repentance and faith. Score: 10/10
Francesca Battistelli’s If We’re Honest is, well, an honest outlook on humanity and its need for a Savior. For Christians, it reminds us that we were once broken people who decided to follow Jesus and are experiencing the joys of knowing Him. We must cease to live fake lives and continue to be honest with God and each other. For unbelievers, it inv...
Track: If We’re Honest (listen to the song) Artist: Francesca Battistelli Album:If We’re Honest Genre: Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) Release Year: 2014 Duration: 3:09 Agree? Disagree? Don’t be shy or have a cow! Calmly and politely state your case in a comment, below. Updates: 03/24/2021 – Updated per repetition announcement.
Dec 10, 2022 · Her new studio album, If We're Honest, only adds to her stronghold in Contemporary Christian music. Battistelli co-wrote 10 of the 11 songs on the worship-filled album, which was produced by award-winning producer Ian Eskelin.
Apr 22, 2014 · Take a close listen to If We’re Honest—the stunning, soulful and openhearted third album by Christian music superstar Francesca Battistelli, a GRAMMY® Award nominee and six time Dove Award winner—and you will hear that her latest song cycle is a deeply honest and powerful piece of work vividly reflecting the 28-year-old singer-songwriter ...
Sep 30, 2023 · “If We’re Honest” is a soul-stirring and captivating song by Francesca Battistelli that opens up a profound conversation about vulnerability, authenticity, and the reality of our human condition.
If We're Honest presents a very confident and powerful vocal performance from Battistelli, as prominently displayed on album highlights "When The Crazy Kicks In" and lead single "Write Your Story." In addition, with strong lyrical themes of dealing with life's distractions paired with her reflective and sincere songwriting style, she has ...
Francesca Battistelli’s “If We’re Honest” explores the challenging nature of truth and the human tendency to hide our struggles and flaws. In the first verse, the lyrics depict truth as something more difficult than telling a lie, and darkness appearing safer than facing the light.
