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If Terry was with the group, this is from '93 or '94, which means Jason Crabb would have been a teen.

May want to updates the title to say "Angels" :)

The one on the far left is Brian Free. The far right is Tim Riley.

@samcastyeah Jeremy had attended his father's funeral earlier the day of that performance. A little presumptuous of you, hmm?

Who is the lead singer?

@chinal168 Gloria's intro would have helped. The Glorious Impossible is Jesus, and he's called the Glorious Impossible in this song because it's impossible to conceive the vast and eternal God in all His greatness becoming a man, and imposible to conceive that such a fiercely holy and just God c...

@tks2103 I have Civ 5, but haven't been able to play it because it keeps bugging out when I meet a new civ for the first time. :( I'd love to see an immortal Civ 4 walkthrough - I've been following some of TheMeInTeam's videos, but he usually doesn't explain things as deeply as you do - he assum...

LOVE these videos! :) I have a lot of questions though, but I don't want to do anything to discourage you from posting a zillion of these! :P

Pace was kind of fast :) But I'm so happy you're doing these again. I love to hear the "why" behind your decisions. It helps me learn!

LOL Brent was hilarious.

I can't focus on what youre saying at all, because the music in the background is soooooooo revolting and annoying. Please, either no music, or stick to instrumental. I have a VERY hard time tuning out whoever is singing to get the words you're saying.

@marcosgarcias1986 Me too!!! But I also found out I can search "poker -gaga" and get just poker vids. :)

The harmony here is just amazing.

The song starts at 6:00

@mathiue777 being fat is a sin? because being fat couldn't possibly be genetical in nature, or a medical disorder, right? while gluttony can certainly make someone fat, please remember that GLUTTONY (self-indulgently overeating) is the sin, not simply being fat.

What video is this from???

Man, I think I would have given up my right arm to be there for this. I wish I'd known about it. This lineup of Gold City was the first Southern Gospel music I ever listened to, and I've listened to them all since, and these guys are just the greatest ever.