An upbeat praise song reflecting on how we should show God we care for all we've been blessed with.
Dave's Singles:
Based on Luke 4: 14-22, Flow Spirit Flow reflects on Jesus reading the scroll of the prophet Isaiah in His hometown of Nazareth, basically reading His mission statement. This song was written with the sacrament of Confirmation in mind, as Year 6 classes I previously taught didn’t have any songs relating to this key passage of scripture.
Please Take These Gifts, based from John 6:35, is David Enever’s first offertory song, reflecting on the gift of Jesus’ life we are given. The first part of the song could also be interpreted as a song of thanks, for the gifts we've been blessed with and how we can share them within our communities. It was released at a time where churches just
Please Take These Gifts, based from John 6:35, is David Enever’s first offertory song, reflecting on the gift of Jesus’ life we are given. The first part of the song could also be interpreted as a song of thanks, for the gifts we've been blessed with and how we can share them within our communities. It was released at a time where churches just started reintroducing the offertory procession, with COVID restrictions being lifted, allowing these to happen again.
'Two Ears, One Mouth' came about from teaching a Grade Six class that wouldn't stop talking and also from reading Isaiah 50:4-9. It's a song challenging us to speak less and listen more, reflecting one why we have been created with two ears but only one mouth. This fast tempo rock style song will hopefully not just get listeners reflecting, but
'Two Ears, One Mouth' came about from teaching a Grade Six class that wouldn't stop talking and also from reading Isaiah 50:4-9. It's a song challenging us to speak less and listen more, reflecting one why we have been created with two ears but only one mouth. This fast tempo rock style song will hopefully not just get listeners reflecting, but also bopping along!
Based on Mark 9:30-37, this ballad reflects on the disciples arguing about who is the best on their way to Capernaum with Jesus. He challenges them to rethink their philosophy and be humble, serving others instead or being served. This is all set to a folksy, country style tune.
Angels We Have Heard on High is a classic Christmas carol which has been around for well over a century now. This cover of the song has vocals layered into harmonies for the chorus, with some great electric and acoustic guitar work which gives it a touch of ‘Nashville’ as fans of David Enever have mentioned. Dave was blessed to be granted
Angels We Have Heard on High is a classic Christmas carol which has been around for well over a century now. This cover of the song has vocals layered into harmonies for the chorus, with some great electric and acoustic guitar work which gives it a touch of ‘Nashville’ as fans of David Enever have mentioned. Dave was blessed to be granted permission from The Saddleback Kids animation company to use their cartoon footage in his music video, which received a great reception when posted two weeks prior to the official release. To view the clip click the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhdeVw-2548
Based on Galatians 3:27 “For all of you who were baptised into Christ have clothed yourself with Christ”, alongside Romans 6:3-5 and Mark 1:9, Clothed in Christ was written by David, when asked to perform a song for his niece Alice’s baptism in October, 2020.
Based on Acts 3:1-10, this ballad recalls when Peter and John heal a cripple man begging for alms on the streets of Jerusalem. It challenges us all to rise and walk through the grace of the Holy Spirit, to overcome the challenges daily life throws at us. The timing of this release happened at a time where David himself needed to ‘Rise and Walk’
Based on Acts 3:1-10, this ballad recalls when Peter and John heal a cripple man begging for alms on the streets of Jerusalem. It challenges us all to rise and walk through the grace of the Holy Spirit, to overcome the challenges daily life throws at us. The timing of this release happened at a time where David himself needed to ‘Rise and Walk’ whilst enduring a bout of depression in his life.
Based on John 21: 1-14, this ballad recalls the miracle of the fish, where Simon Peter and other disciples were fishing all night, catching nothing, to be greeted by Jesus on the shore upon their return and asked to cast out one more time to the right. We often feel disheartened like these disciples were, but are still challenged to ‘Cast out to
Based on John 21: 1-14, this ballad recalls the miracle of the fish, where Simon Peter and other disciples were fishing all night, catching nothing, to be greeted by Jesus on the shore upon their return and asked to cast out one more time to the right. We often feel disheartened like these disciples were, but are still challenged to ‘Cast out to the right’ and not give up the fight.
‘Mum, I Love You Everyday’ was written as a Mother’s Day reflection. I got sick of listening to the ‘Mama’ song by the Spice Girls each year at my school for Mother’s Day liturgy so I reflected a bit on mothers while putting my daughter down to bed one night; my mum, my wife, grandmothers and mothers I’ve come across through teaching. An acoustic
‘Mum, I Love You Everyday’ was written as a Mother’s Day reflection. I got sick of listening to the ‘Mama’ song by the Spice Girls each year at my school for Mother’s Day liturgy so I reflected a bit on mothers while putting my daughter down to bed one night; my mum, my wife, grandmothers and mothers I’ve come across through teaching. An acoustic version was originally uploaded to YouTube in 2020 with actions for schools, but the full mix, complete with a kids choir and yobbo choir was recorded and produced in Flying Fox Studios throughout late 2020 and early 2021.