Honesty With God

Original Airdate: November 26, 2007

Host: Scott Dente

Guests: Todd Agnew and Taylor Maxwell

Is it really okay for me to question God? Can I actually talk to Him about my feelings? Find out in this episode as recording artist Todd Agnew steps off stage to discuss what it really means for him to be open and honest with God. Then independent artist Taylor Maxwell performs songs from his new album and shares his heart about being a missionary to young people.

Guest Bios

Todd Agnew / www.toddagnew.com

Todd Agnew's willingness to stand up and provide perspective and voice doesn't come from a place of anger or defiance, but rather from the experiences of a man continuing to wrestle with the very questions he poses. From his debut Ardent release "Grace Like Rain" to the sophomore explorations of "Reflection of Something" to the epic nature of last year's seasonal effort "Do You See What I See?" to the present-day realities of "Better Questions," there is a deepening lyrical maturity displaying confidence while still maintaining power and edge.

Taylor Maxwell / www.taylormaxwell.com

Taylor Maxwell's music reveals his heart for the world; his voice welcomes audiences to join in the journey. With honest lyrics traveling smoothly through Taylor's various musical styles, his songs guide audiences toward a greater understanding of what life is all about. After falling in love with music and truth in his youth, Taylor began singing in various places in Orlando, FL. Whether he was a soloist or the lead singer of a band, audiences felt his passion. Making his way to the finals in a radio station's contest, Taylor was invited to play three of his songs for Johnny Wright at Orlando's House of Blues. Since then, Taylor Maxwell has performed concerts and led worship in conferences and church gatherings throughout the United States and in Canada, South Africa, and Panama. Now serving as worship leader for Youth With a Mission Orlando, Taylor Maxwell invites audiences to join him in his journey for sharing God's heart globally.