Penny Lyon: My worship playlist
By 
Penny Lyon2023-05-02T11:13:00
Together with her husband, Kevin, Penny leads jazz, blues and R&B band Out of the Ashes. Here are the top eight worship songs she can’t get enough of
Having been a Christian for more than 50 years, my playlist is unquestionably varied, with songs that you may have first heard a very long time ago. I love songs that reflect deep biblical truths, but which also encourage me to get involved, worshipping along with the artist. Who says they have to be new?
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