The word of God by itself is deliverance, so there doesn’t necessarily have to be a special service or programme to cater to deliverance. It should just be a problem you need to to solve and move on from…
…It is even more striking in the way Nosa vocalises so easily, almost like it is nothing for God to turn impossible situations around. And the only reason these situations turn around is because God…
The word Chinecherem is so life changing, as itmeans ‘The God who thinks of me’. I think it is important for us to know that God thinks of everyone of us as Nigerians, and He cares. He is moved by the feelings of our infirmities…
…the music and lyrics of ‘How He Loves’ by David Crowther Band. This song starts with single acoustic piano and flowy guitar notes on C Major, with the lead singer vocalising ‘He is jealous for me…’
It starts acoustic with minimal percussion, welcoming Sinmidele’s hums and sonorous voice, vocalising about the cross of Jesus…
This worship pop beat by Cece always gives me a rush of adrenaline with its beat, energising me with stunning immediacy. It feels like a barrage of glorious waters on D major. The chorus is laced with…
Koryn does growl her heart out after the bridge, and the mix controls it, making it even prettier. The chorus allows the bass guitar shine with yummy deliciousness…
The ambience of this song is spirit filled, with Ufedo exploring the length, breadth, depth and height of her alto range. It is definitely a great addition to your prophetic playlist.
I have thought about maybe writing a story to make this piece more audience friendly, but I have not been able to come up with one. But because of the importance of discussions like this, sometimes a matter-of-factly approach might indeed be apposite.
Jonathan McReynolds’ performance of ‘People’: was nice and animated in a chill way, reminding me of Jimmy Needham. It started with the acoustic guitar, which was sure to reverberate…
