Darrell has one Album entitled PLEASE DON'T KILL ME AGAIN and is currently working on his second MEDITATIONS IN THE PSALMS.
You can listen to his latest single Jeannette's Song here.
Pastor Hansen wanted to release two of his latest songs for your listening pleasure. They can be downloaded here.
We have just added a download page where you can download all of Darrell's music that is available from this site. NEW Download Page
Donations can be made for Jeannette's medical bills using any of the options below . Hospital bills for Jeannette's treatment are right at $20,000. Please, if God has prospered you, and you are able, it would be a huge blessing to remove even some of this financial burden for Pastor Hansen and his family. For a donation of $15.00 or more we will send you a copy of Pastor Hansen's cd entitled "Please Don't Kill Me Again". I promise the music will bless your heart. Thank you and God bless!
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1. Despised By So Many 2. Be Not Far From Me 3. All Men 4. Through The Twilight 5. I Waited Patiently 6. Please Don't Kill Me Again 7. The Steps of a Good Man 8. Life's Highway 9. Long Enough 10. I will Lift Up Mine Eyes |
"I’ll Be Home By Spring" was inspired by an actual event that was relayed to him through his son in the USAF. It is about a young man leaving his family to go to Iraq. Every time you listen to it, your hair stands up on the back of your neck. Simply a beautiful song!
"Violent Man" was written from Psalm 140. As is the case much of the time with the Bible, it is relevant for us today. Pastor Hansen added a little Spanish guitar. He has been described by his studio engineer as a "wild man" on the guitar. A little of that can be experienced here. He has been playing guitar since he was 13 years old. He just seems to get better as the years go by.
God bless you! Enjoy these free samples. Maybe you can show your appreciation by purchasing Pastor Hansen’s new album when it is released. In doing so, you can support the ministry at BCBC.
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