Peter Furler at Easterfest 2015

[@ramonmarques9064]

00:15 Something Beautiful 04:40 Million Pieces 09:10 Not Ashamed 12:00 Sun & Shield 17:39 Spirits In A Material World 21:55 So High 25:57 All In You Head 29:45 Reach 33:36 It's Alright (For Lazarus) 38:20 Lost The Plot 44:51 He Reigns 51:32 Rockin' In The Free World 55:28 I Am Free

[@YJCH0I]

37:30 Breakfast (briefly)

[@jazzsprite10]

I was there at the very front he's my favorite Christian musician

[@martinone9]

I met Peter in Denver once,such a nice,humble fella...

[@bjordan2451]

Lost the Plot is such an underrated song.

[@kristiescott-miller3267]

B Jordan, I totally agree. I think a lot of people like to skip over it because it confronts a very real heart condition in the body of Christ. It's personally one of my favs and the music climax in it just adds to the intensity of the message.

[@harrisrosenberg7992]

Amén totally

[@luke_the_baptist4015]

ok i have to point this out the bass player and the drummer were both on audio adrenaline at the same time during their reboot

[@JosueParedesMusicFan]

Thanks for sharing! The band sounds amazing!

[@pgg369]

Such an awesome concert!! God bless you

[@MrJughead7]

Peter Furler is Awesome! Thanks for posting this video!

[@StarFalcc]

I wish he'd sing It's All Who You Know. that's my favorite song from my favorite album

[@Mrhootie333]

I love your music, Brother and Mr. Furler..keep Praising Jesus Christ!

[@Stephanie-bm8ug]

Thank you for sharing this Jerry!! =)

[@burlingtonbill1]

Setlist 1.Something Beautiful 2.Million Pieces 3.Not Ashamed 4.Sun and Shield 5.Spirits in a Material World 6.So High 7.All In Your Head 8.Reach 9 It's Alright (For Lazarus) 10.Lost The Plot 11.He Reigns 12.Rockin' in the Free World 13.I Am Free

[@harrisrosenberg7992]

this is the joy of the Lord the freedom to dance and sing and be free in Christ

[@martinone9]

Sounds awesome!

[@judikingsman6132]

Wonderful ❤

[@timlazar2821]

Paul Colman on guitar ! and this setlist absolutely blows anything Tait-Newsboys can do out of the water. amazing. Peter Furler Band rocks!

[@billcockrell32]

I love NEWSBOYS then and now. They are my favorite all time contemporary CHRISTian band, but PETER FURLER just ROCKS FOR JESUS!...well, so do NEWSBOYS, but...just saying.

[@poetry9741]

I love when Peter Says “Keep going cuz this is fun” and after they get through singing peter’s all like “It’s not that one”

[@sheadynrogers2588]

Best musician ever!

[@ensprofessional8401]

Look Forward To seeing you at Changepoint Church Oct 2 2015 Poughkeepsie NY

[@guiscatedratica657]

Amooooo Peter Fuller ,the best

[@isellaguzman1000]

mi musica preferida de peter furler sobre todo la musica critiana alanbaza a nuestro creador jehova,

[@saulmacajola7055]

buenisima musica tantos recuerdos !!!

[@elilovestrainsplanesmore1101]

What happened to Phil Joel?

[@abankse83]

elilovestrains This isn’t the Newsboys. It’s just Peter Furler & his band (along with Paul Colman & Jimmy Abegg on guitars). Pete was at EasterFest as part of Steve Taylor and the Perfect Foil. While there him & his band were part of the lineup of artists.

[@michaelsimons412]

What are the 80s songs Paul Colman sings before Spirits in a Material World?

[@FireFox-kh4kc]

Summer of '69, Jessie's Girl, Beds Are Burning.

[@Chileman]

Can someone enlighten me on what Paul Coleman's shirt says? I don't know if it's an Aussie thing or what?

[@billw4805]

So High is a great song

[@samanderson2391]

So this is obviously the newsboys. What band is Tait in? Lol

[@michaelkulow6643]

newsboys who should change their name to dcboys or newstalk. lol

[@timlazar2821]

yeah Phil Joel and Peter Furler are the real newsboys for sure!

[@parableproductionsvideo]

Jimmy Abegg!?

[@abankse83]

Parable Productions Yep, & Paul Colman

[@laurabellamilano3812]

Peter Fuller whats going On?????

[@melbindiaz]

Lo mejor...

[@dustinleonard8548]

is Irizarry on drums?

[@mezzanine91]

38:00

[@ANGELALENTINI]

Inside out video

[@karensolares5792]

:)

[@johnjhondean4628]

who!!!we r free

[@dustinleonard8548]

nvm

[@JustAThought155]

Wow! Sting and The Police were idols, IDOLS, in my broken life before I met Jesus. Fast forward, years upon years later, I am recouping after being hit by a car. I have been questioning why I am even still on this earth. So, I watch KZbin. See a live Christian concert from someone “not ashamed to speak the name of Jesus Christ,” and I am excited to just worship along. However, within a few minutes, I hear this Believer singing “we are spirits in a material world.” Real nice. Don’t worry, I turned it off. Too many memories associated with the tunes presented by Sting and his philosophy concerning living life on this realm. The sad part, I hear Peter sing the song, but then I want to get the real fix; and, before I know it, hours later, I am entrenched and impressed by the very band’s philosophy the Lord delivered me from. So, based on past experiences, I turned it off. I choose to feed my spirit not satisfy my fading existence: this is not my home.

[@sherribarbee6373]

CE! I was very confused by that as well

[@JustAThought155]

Sherri Barbee, Thanks for understanding. This response is longer than planned. Sometimes people in church settings, or those raised in church settings, feel they are considered lesser by the world’s standards. Therefore, some feel they can show they are “cool” or are just as good by adapting, or in this case, able to play impressive tunes by leading bands. I know, from my experience in Nashville, how many CCM artist would do a concert, a worship concert, but share about their love towards “the great band the Beatles.” So, I simply got tired of attending concerts, at churches, small venues, and some arena shows, where I went there to celebrate the Lord, but left there trying to forget a song by the Beatles. Sadly, when this would happen, I not only remembered the songs that I once LOVED, I would also remember what was happening in my wild, Hippieish, pot smoking, suicidal, porn-watching unsaved life. See, many of the raised in church people may recall listening to such songs as a fun memory of hearing something they were not supposed to listen to; a joyful taste of rebellion. However, I was raised in a liberal environment, and those tunes were our anthems. My mother was into witchcraft, we also had statues honoring other “gods” on display in our home, and the music produced by these leading bands complemented our liberal stances; the songs were played all of the time in our home. But my uncle, the sole Believer in our family, would give us Christian albums to listen to and enjoy. At first they collected dust. But within five years of receiving those albums, my older sister and I got saved! Therefore, if we went to a Christian music concert when we were first saved and heard songs from the band The Police, we would probably still struggle with many things this sick world fed us. However, when we were rescued by the Lord, we were introduced to music by bands and musicians like Keith Green. So, we learned the power of “No Compromise” as a foundation in Christ. Plus, I knew what this world’s standards are capable of leveling on a person. Therefore, when I was set free, I was “free indeed” from all the falsehood camouflaged in music, “entertainment,” and philosophies based on this world’s standards. Do I struggle? Yes indeed! That is why I must guard what I see, hear, and do because Jesus set me free! So, I seek to follow his way in EVERYTHING! Sorry for the essay. Blessings!

[@IonIsFalling7217]

He's so bad live hahaha