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Album: Rush of Fools (2007)
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Songfacts®:

  • Guitarist Kevin Hugule said on the liner notes for Wow Hits 2008 that God has used this song, "to show us how little we are and how big He is." He added: "This song went from a simple desire to speak the truth of our own sin to a song that became a life theme for people and friends all over the world."
  • This was the most played song on Adult Contemporary Christian Music radio stations in 2007.
  • Rush of Fools took their name from the New Testament passage, 1 Corinthians 1:26-31.

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  • Katy from Atkinson , NhIt's awesome that it was the most played song on Adult Contemperary Christaian Music stations
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