The Day That "True Love" Died

Article by Jason Whitehorn December 31, 2008 in Uncategorized with 0 Comments

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I posted this vid back in October, but a tweet from a friend yesterday reminded me of it again. Each time I play it…I find myself having to play it again…and again…and again. How true it is! Take a few moments and just concentrate on the lyrics – so powerful…so true…and He died for you!

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True Love from Pace Hartfield on Vimeo.

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About Jason Whitehorn:Jason Whitehorn is a worship leader/pastor, Christian songwriter, mentor, public speaker and Christian music promoter/publicist. Jason's articles have been published in both online and National publications. Jason currently resides outside of Nashville with his wife Crystal and two children Hunter & Amber. Jason is the Worship Arts Pastor at FBC LaVergne just outside of Nashville, Tennessee.