Consumed by Jesus Culture

Consumed is the 2009 live worship album from Jesus Culture, the youth movement out of Redding, California. It is loud, long, and unhurried, giving songs room to stretch well past the radio length. The theme is in the title: a hunger to be wholly taken up, with nothing held back.

Why listen?

The sound is big, guitar-led worship that builds in long waves rather than tidy choruses. The production is raw and live, keeping the heat of a packed room. The lyrics are spare and repeated, written to be dwelt in rather than merely sung once. There is a clear sense of a journey into deeper abandon as each track unfolds. It is music for losing track of time, and it asks you to settle in.

Favourite song: Revelation Song

A long, climbing worship anthem led by Kim Walker-Smith, building from a whisper to a roar over nine minutes. Her voice carries it without ever forcing it.

Holy, Holy, Holy
Is the Lord God Almighty
Who was, and is, and is to come
With all creation I sing
Praise to the King of Kings
You are my everything
And I will adore You

The way it rises in slow steps feels like a long climb where each ridge reveals another beyond it. The song refuses to hurry, and that patience is its strength. That willingness to dwell rather than rush is what keeps me with it.

Key takeaway

Consumed is a long, hunger-driven live worship record. An immersive, unhurried listen.

Tracklist

• Heaven Is Here
• Burning Ones
• Holding Nothing Back
• Revelation Song
• Dance With Me
• Light of Your Face
• Holy
• You Are Faithful
• Oh Lord You're Beautiful
• Obsession

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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