Third Day: Live in Concert: The Offerings Experience
★ 8 · 2002 · Music
Gospel group Third Day is captured in this March 2001 concert filmed live at Hi-Fi Buys Amphitheatre in Atlanta, Ga. The worshipful singing group leads an impassioned evening of praise and song on their fastest-selling concert tour to date. In addition to a set that includes "Sky Falls Down," "Agnus Dei" and "Thief," viewers get to see candid behind-the-scenes footage and personal interviews with the members of Third Day.
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