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Destiny

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I've seen these guys in concert, have listened to all of their English speaking albums and have heard their testimony. I believe they do have a calling from God on their lives. In fact their whole family does.

The Katina brother's father served in the Marines in Vietnam and came home from the war an alcoholic. One Wednesday night in 1971, their father accepted salvation and their whole family was healed. Eight years later he began to pastor a church in Samoa where he would raise his children to be leaders.

Check out their labels' web site in order to get a little better feel for them. Read their liner notes. Who are they thanking?

It's a rarity, even for some Christian artists, to stop a show and give thanks to our Heavenly Father, or minister to the audience with their testimonies and statement of faith. They're not the typical band who will run for the bus at the end of their shows. They stay after the show in order to minister a word of encouragement or offer prayer. It's good to see that the Katina brothers have this commitment and passion for God and the Body.

I believe they are a part of a movement which Fred Hammond has called "the new season of music". The Katinas will be complete once they do praise and worship music.

This is a great uplifting CD with smooth Christian lyrics and great beats and rhythms. I listen to this CD regularly when commuting to work. It energizes me for the day ahead. I highly recommend this CD and all the Katina's CDs.

This album had more of a pop sound than their Gotee debut, but the sound is still addictive. My favorites are "Thank You" (a wonderful worship song), "My Samoa," "Believe," "Who Do You Love," and "It's Real." I don't think any sincere person can listen to Destiny without being spiritually touched.

First let me say that htese guys are the BEST in concert. This CD is very good with highlights being Thank you, Destiny and Sold Out Believer. The Samonan brothers have sucha great blend in sound. Their skill as performers and their vocal stylings are top notch. This is not quite up to the quality of their self titled first project. This is a good project and worth your time. I hope this is the first of many more.

I Bought this CD yesterday. Oh How it encourages my heart and inspires me. The words are uplifting and helpful on a day to day basis. I encourage especially anyone who has gotten the last Katina cd to get this one too-you'll love it. And for those who aren't quite sure wether to get this cd I tell you, you won't regret buying this one!! Enjoy

The Katina brothers have done it again. I listened to the sampler of this CD, and it was so good I pre-ordered before it was released. The CD takes you from dancing and jumping with songs like "it's real" and "if you really" to your knees with "thank you." These brothers sing from the heart -they don't just sound good, they minister!!

I had the extreme privelege of attending a church service in Murfreesboro, TN a few weeks ago where the Katinas actually performed for us. These guys are amazing, talented, gifted performers and servants of the Lord-not to mention extremely cute! I am so grateful that I had the chance to experience these guys in person and it was something that I'll never forget. I can't wait to get all their CD's! May the Lord Bless you and keep you...

I've been listening to this over and over and over again. I normally like hard rock, but this grew on me. I was trying to find Christian music I liked, and I've been listening to nothing else for over a week.

My theory on these guys is that they are not really Christian. They are heathens trying to make the religion look bad by putting out bland, soulless funk-lite and warbling smug, simplistic lyrics that are shallower than Jerry Lee Lewis' gene pool. The contemporary Christian scene needs more charisma, creativity and humor if it's going to reach people. The Katinas come up short on all three counts; they need to listen to that still, small voice and think carefully about whether music is really their calling.