Christie’s unique Christian folk style ranges from the upbeat, yet light acoustic fare in songs such as  ‘I Wanna Know” where she addresses the incessant hunger to know “this Shepherd that saves” to more raw singer/songwriter piano driven ballads such as “Fly Far and Wide”,  “Your Love”, and “Quiet Hands”.   Comprised of 12 songs this album has a quality of freshness at every encounter.  The title track “Every Good Thing”  is an uplifting poetic praise hymn that speaks of God, His Creation, and of all the good things can come only from Him.  “New Jerusalem” gives us a glimpse of eternity where the gates are always open and peace abides,  while “Hey O” and “Love Never Fails” offer  more lighthearted themes.   The album concludes with “The Great I Am” which in and of itself gives the listener a worshipful experience  taking the mind and heart on a spiritual journey first inward and then upward.  Inviting comparison with artists such as the tenderness of Kathryn Scott,  the lightheartedness of JJ Heller, and the depth of Sara Groves, Christie’s voice is ever-new, as one telling of a precious discovery of a great and unfailing love.   At the heart of her music one senses a maturity and passion of one who has actively searched out and has come to truly know God.   The result is a deep message in her music that is as clear as Christie’s convictions, and as transparent as the truth she has come to know.