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Whenever, whenever, whenever we want to luxuriate in God’s unending favour, this song, and video, never ceases to capture our mood. Everything about it. Everything.
Already a classic, and already one of the most popular worship songs today, Imela is a song of endless depth.
“Come into me and speak to me, like you spoke to many of your children across the ages, Lord.”
We never cease to be strengthened by the roaring confidence of this song. Never cease.
Eze is translated as ‘My king’. As he is risen today in all his glory, we join our hands with millions across the world to pay homage to the lover of our souls. Thank you for the sacrifice.
This song is such a beauty – such a beauty. Nathaniel and Micah Stampley together is a blessing that never ends. Today, as we remember the sacrifice that Jesus made at Calvary those 2000 years ago, how can we not be overwhelmed by such grace?
How can you not fall in love with this God? https://youtu.be/zP92abfaPHU
We bless God everyday for the late Pastor Eskor Mfon, who effectively gave us the gift of Nathaniel Bassey’s grace. From the very first time we heard this, his first hit, we knew this was a prophet, something special. Then, and always.
This song is almost two decades old – but it never gets old.
Kenny Kore doesn’t get enough credit – his music retains a stubborn depth, and a sound that’s refreshingly different from everything else. Eledumare is something glorious.
Not literally an orchestra. But in effect, with Donnie McClurkin, Glowreeyah and others in tow, delivering a tour de force medley that includes Nathaniel Bassey’s eternal ‘Onise Iyanu’. It worked then. And it works today as we listen again https://youtu.be/FVXLvwybRZ8
A break from our usual offering, we just had to share this one this morning.
This is one of our favourite devotion songs at the moment and has been for three months now. Obiwon sings with heart, with soul and with reverence. We hope it blesses you as much as it continues to bless us.
Daystar’s resident superstar delivers a rendition with the choir that will keep you focused on heaven. We thank him.
Good morning. And may the week bring us too many blessings!
This chant, ‘Eze’ lifts the spirit every time, we hear it. It has energy, it has soul and it keeps the spirit warm from start to end. Happy Sunday!
One wonders why this hasn’t become a bigger hit. It’s simple, it’s easy, it’s powerful. From two of our absolute favourites. You’re welcome.
This is from This Present House and the Lagos Community Gospel Choir. It’s three years, but still powerful. Also makes you wonder, why Frank Edward’s Chukwuebuka is not more popular than it is. This should make your day!
The Soweto Gospel Choir is an endless blessing. You have seen them more famously in Darey’s ‘Pray for me’. Here, they power what has quickly become a classic worship song across Nigeria. Bless you, Joe.
Gabriel Eziashi got this one directly from the throne of Grace.
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Gorgeous. And that crescendo towards the end. It’s the stuff of joyful days.
Away from the normal fare of Nigerian gospel, Elijah Oyelade – of Glorious God fame – delivered a prayer, so layered, so textured, and grounded in the Bible, that it leaves you amazed. We are amazed. And we are blessed.
On this edition of Morning Devotion, Emir Sanusi’s comments on Buhari’s handling of the economy are analysed. Also, the Lagos State Police Command appear to be getting serious about gang violence.
Details of measures by the Federal Government to stabilize the economy have been leaked to the press, but are they any good? Take a listen below:
This morning, Joachim notes that despite being fully aware of the plight of internally displaced persons in various parts of Borno, things have not gotten better at all. Take a listen below:
Joachim MacEbong wants to know if the end has finally come for ‘omo onile’ in Lagos? Take a listen below
Following the release of the latest Boko Haram video showing the Chibok Girls, the Nigerian Army has declared a journalist, Ahmad Salkida, wanted. Why? Take a listen.
