Dove Award-nominated singer/songwriters and worship leaders Aaron & Amanda Crabb appeared Friday on FOXNews.com/Live’s “Spirited Debate.” Interviewed from San Antonio by FOX News Channel religion correspondent Lauren Green in New York, the duo discussed their recently released, critically-acclaimed fourth recording, Mercy (Difference Media/Capitol Christian Distribution).
During the segment, the couple also gave a special acoustic performance of “If I’m Guilty.” Featured on Mercy, the song was co-penned by Aaron’s father, award-winning songwriter Gerald Crabb, along with Tony Wood and Don Poythress.
A member of Southern Gospel’s legendary Crabb Family, Aaron Crabb and his wife Amanda have released three acclaimed projects as a duo-2008’s Dove-nominated After the Rain, 2009’s CD/DVD Live at Oaktree, and 2010’s Love With No End. Their latest effort, Mercy, features 11 songs revealing a decidedly country direction for the couple, including the album’s debut mainstream country radio single “I’m Learning,” and the multi-format Christian radio single “Take Him To The Place.” Aaron & Amanda Crabb also serve as worship leaders at San Antonio’s Cornerstone Church.
To view Aaron & Amanda Crabb’s performance of “If I’m Guilty” on FOXNews.com/Live’s “Spirited Debate,” visit: http://video.foxnews.com/v/2371966507001/the-crabbs-perform/?playlist_id=931078471001
