ALBUM:
I come now to you
Reminds us to be focused on eternity while being busy with our earthly goals and ministry.
Demonstrates that every single victory, every downtime, everything about us is, in the end, for God’s glory. Our lives are an extension of God's glory here on earth. We bring God pleasure as we do his will and do exploits here on earth. This chorus in this song is also translated into Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, French, and Swahili.
The righteous may fall 7 times but he will rise again. When we fall, we should not hesitate to run back to Him quickly. His hands are always opened wide to receive us.
The thought of how we are here today by God’s grace also brings to remembrance the many miracles we see every day; the seemingly little and big ones. Just breathing is a miracle. Being able to eat, being able to casually step out of your house, and come back safely is a miracle. The many invisible battles God fights for us, rescuing us from many destructions. He’s been to0 faithful to fail us. This song is a danceable one with a touch of Nigerian pidgin (local intonations).
was composed while in the university. We were constantly encouraged in the All-Talented Christian club, my school fellowship in Zaria to showcase our talents. This song was borne out of my association with the ATC club about 20 years ago. This song has a reggae part.
was written in recognition of the place of prayer and intimacy with our helper, especially in our time of need for God’s intervention.
(A rap) Yeah we most times hit our rock bottom when we let the excitement of this world mislead us. But NO! satan won’t have us.
