Hello hive learners community ,I am so excited to be here again today ,offline jobs took a lot of my time and I have not been able to be consistent doing my posting here on hive .
I have really missed alot and now that I am back fully ,I am not giving it a break any more.
For my creative Sunday presentation ,I would like to share with us the rehearsal session I had yesterday in church. It was really fun and also it is a privilege to be able to do this for God .
I just pray for more grace to keep on carrying on, because it is not that easy as well all are seeing it but God grace is sufficient and that is all that matters.
The song we rehearsed yesterday was a song by a minister of God called Solomon Lange ,and the song is indeed a blessing to me particularly .God will surely bless the man for singing the such song out.
The song is a Powerful song that carries grace and it is also a spirit filled song .
So guys, let's just watch me doing my stuff in the rehearsal session .
Thank you so much for watching.
To be able to sing it along with me here are the lyrics . I typed it here myself.
He gave me a life
He gave me a faith
He gave me a victory
Now I stand undefeated
I'm living victoriously, oh
The life that I live
I live by the faith
Of the Son of God
Who loved me and gave Himself for me
I live victoriously, oh
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders
God of my breakthrough
I worship You today
Ooh, God of miracles
God of signs and wonders
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders, oh
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders
God of my breakthrough
I worship You today
Awesome Father
Precious Jesus
Abba Father
Sweet Holy Ghost
You're the Lord of the harvest, yeah
The fields are white
The harvest is ripe
Thank You for Your grace
To take all of the nations for You
I'll let Your power flow, yeah, yeah
God of miracles
God of signs and wonders (God of all grace)
God of miracles (yeah)
God of signs and wonders (God of my breakthrough)
God of miracles (God of miracles)
God of signs and wonders (God of my breakthrough)
God of my breakthrough (oh)
I worship You today (I worship You)
God of miracles (yeah)
God of signs and wonders (God of miracles)
God of miracles (ooh)
God of signs and wonders (hey, amazing grace)
God of miracles (ooh)
God of signs and wonders (God of my breakthrough)
God of my breakthrough
I worship You today, yeah
God of wonders (God of wonders)
God of miracles (God of miracles)
God of my breakthrough (God of my breakthrough)
Jesus, my Lord (Jesus, my Lord) yeah
God of wonders (God of wonders)
God of miracles (God of miracles) oh
God of my breakthrough (God of my breakthrough)
Jesus, my Lord (Jesus, my Lord)
God of wonders (God of wonders)
God of miracles (God of miracles)
God of my breakthrough (God of my breakthrough)
Jesus, my Lord (Jesus, my Lord)
God of wonders (God of wonders)
God of miracles (God of miracles) woo
God of my breakthrough (God of my breakthrough) yeah
Jesus, my Lord (Jesus, my Lord)

Hello Hive learners! I've been away for a while due to offline activities, but I'm back with exciting news. I've just released a new single called “Open the flood gate "

This song means a lot to me. It's about something important that I've noticed. Many people only thank God when good things happen. When they get blessings, they're quick to say thanks. But when things don't go their way, they start complaining.

The Bible tells us to be thankful in all situations, not just the good ones. This song reminds us of that. It's about being grateful no matter what's happening in our lives.

Sometimes, life can be hard. We might not get what we want or things might not go as planned. It's easy to focus on what we don't have and forget about all the good things in our lives. But even in tough times, we have reasons to be thankful.

Think about it. We're alive. We're breathing. We have the ability to think and feel. These are all gifts that we often take for granted. The song "More than enough" is a reminder to appreciate these simple but important things.

When we're always wanting more, we miss out on enjoying what we already have. It's like we're always chasing after the next big thing, never stopping to appreciate what's right in front of us. This song is about finding contentment in the present moment.

Being thankful isn't just about saying the words. It's a mindset, a way of looking at life. When we choose to be grateful, it changes how we see the world. Suddenly, we start noticing all the good things around us that we might have overlooked before.

This doesn't mean we should ignore our problems or pretend everything is perfect. It's okay to acknowledge when things are tough. But even in those moments, we can find something to be thankful for. Maybe it's a lesson we're learning, or the support of friends and family, or just the strength to keep going.

The title "Open the flood gate" is about recognizing that what we have is sufficient. We don't need more to be happy or content. God has already given us everything we need. When we realize this, it takes a huge weight off our shoulders. We can stop striving for more and start appreciating what we have.

This song is also a call to trust in God's plan. Sometimes, we don't understand why things happen the way they do. But having faith means believing that God knows what's best for us, even when we can't see it.

I hope this song inspires people to look at their lives differently. To see the blessings in every situation, even the challenging ones. To find joy in the simple things. To be content with what they have, knowing it's more than enough.

Without prolonging any matter,I was really amazed seeing people in the congregation being captured.To God be the glory.

God is really powerful and a miracle working God,he is the only who can make the blind see ,he is the only one who can make the lame to walk,he is all powerful God .

No one like him in all the earth ,what he says is what he would do ,he is a faithful father , Glory be to home alone.

The song talks about how powerful he is ,it says only he can open the flood gate .

Here are the lyrics of the song which is written here myself.

Open the flood gate
In abundance
And cause your rain to fall on me
Open the flood gate in abundance
And cause your rain to fall on me.

Baba oo oo
Baba oo oo

We are in your presence ,let it rain.

Your rain let it fall on us
We are in your presence let it rain
Your rain let it fall on us .

The song is such a wonderful and amazing song .

God bless you all as you listen to it .

Thank you for listening.

I'm really attached to this music. It has to do with something significant that I've observed. Many only give thanks to God in happy circumstances. They express gratitude quickly when they receive blessings. However, they begin to whine when things don't go their way.

here are the lyrics:
oh oh oh oh oh
when i have enough
i will give you praise
when i am down
i will worship you
when i am hopeless
i will soon ng your praise
when the whole world are against me
i will call your name.

The Bible tells us to be thankful in all situations, not just the good ones. This song reminds us of that. It's about being grateful no matter what's happening in our lives.

Life can be difficult at times. Things may not go as planned or we may not receive what we desire. It's simple to lose sight of all the positive aspects of our lives and concentrate only on what we lack. But we have plenty to be grateful for, especially during difficult times.

Think about it. We're alive. We're breathing. We have the ability to think and feel. These are all gifts that we often take for granted. The song "More than enough" is a reminder to appreciate these simple but important things.

We lose out on appreciating what we already have when we're constantly yearning for more. It seems like we never take the time to enjoy what is in front of us because we are constantly pursuing the next great thing. Finding satisfaction in the here and now is the theme of this song.

Being thankful isn't just about saying the words. It's a mindset, a way of looking at life. When we choose to be grateful, it changes how we see the world. Suddenly, we start noticing all the good things around us that we might have overlooked before.

This does not imply that we should pretend that nothing is wrong or ignore our concerns. It's acceptable to admit when times are difficult. But even in adverse circumstances, there is cause for gratitude. Perhaps it's a lesson we're learning, the encouragement of loved ones, or simply the willpower to press on.

The title "More than enough" is about recognizing that what we have is sufficient. We don't need more to be happy or content. God has already given us everything we need. When we realize this, it takes a huge weight off our shoulders. We can stop striving for more and start appreciating what we have.

This song is also a call to trust in God's plan. Sometimes, we don't understand why things happen the way they do. But having faith means believing that God knows what's best for us, even when we can't see it.

I hope this song inspires people to look at their lives differently. To see the blessings in every situation, even the challenging ones. To find joy in the simple things. To be content with what they have, knowing it's more than enough.

Making this song was a journey for me. It helped me reflect on my own life and the things I'm grateful for. It reminded me to say thank you more often, not just for the big things but for the small, everyday blessings too.

I'm excited to share this message with the Hive community and beyond. Music has a way of touching hearts and changing perspectives. If this song can help even one person see their life in a more positive light, I'll consider it a success.

I therefore cordially invite all of my fellow Hive students to listen to "More than enough." Allow it to serve as a reminder of all your blessings. Allow it to inspire you to express gratitude despite your circumstances. Above all, use it to assist you in realising that what you already have is more than sufficient.

Thank you for your support and for being part of this community. I'm grateful for each one of you. Let's spread positivity and gratitude together!

God is good. He cares for us every day. We should thank Him for all He does. This week, let's think about how we can show our thanks to God.

First, we can pray. Prayer is talking to God. We can tell Him how we feel. We can say "thank you" for the good things in our lives. Even when times are hard, we can thank God for being with us.

We can also sing songs to God. Many people like to sing in church. But we can sing at home too. We can make up our own songs to say thanks. It doesn't matter if we sing well. God loves to hear us.

Reading the Bible is another way to honor God. The Bible teaches us about God's love. It shows us how to live. When we read it, we learn more about God. This helps us grow closer to Him.

Helping others is a big way to thank God. When we are kind to people, we show God's love. We can help our family at home. We can be nice to people at work or school. We can also help people we don't know. Maybe we can give food to those who are hungry. Or we can visit people who are sick or lonely.

Being honest is important to God. When we tell the truth, we honor Him. This can be hard sometimes. But God wants us to be truthful, even when it's not easy.

Forgiving others is another way to thank God. God forgives us when we do wrong things. So we should forgive people who hurt us. This can be very hard. But it makes God happy when we forgive.

We can also thank God by using our talents. God gives each of us special skills. Some people are good at music. Others are good at sports or math. Some people are good listeners. Whatever we're good at, we can use it to help others and make God happy.

Taking care of nature is another way to honor God. God made the world and all the animals. When we keep the earth clean and protect animals, we show respect for God's creation.

Being patient is a way to thank God too. Life can be hard sometimes. Things don't always go the way we want. But God is always with us. When we stay calm and trust God, we show that we believe in Him.

Sharing what we have is important to God. We can share our food, our money, or our time. When we give to others, we show God's love.

Learning about God is another way to honor Him. We can go to church or read books about God. We can talk to others about what we believe. The more we learn, the more we can love and thank God.

Being joyful is a great way to thank God. Even when life is hard, we can find reasons to be happy. God wants us to enjoy life. When we smile and laugh, we show that we trust God's plan for us.

Lastly, we can thank God by living good lives. We can try to be kind, honest, and helpful every day. We can avoid doing bad things. When we live this way, we show others what God's love looks like.

In the end, thanking God is about how we live every day. It's not just about words, but actions too. When we live with love and kindness, we give glory to God. This makes God happy, and it makes our lives better too.

So this week, let's all try to thank God more. Let's look for ways to show our thanks in everything we do. God has given us so much. Now it's our turn to give back to Him.

thank you for reading my post

The title of the song is "Asiri," which means "Grace" or "Favor" in English. It's a really beautiful and uplifting song that I'm sure you'll enjoy. All thanks and glory to God for giving me another opportunity to share.

The lyrics of "Asiri" talk about how everything we have in life is because of God's grace and undeserved favor upon us. Without His grace, we wouldn't have anything good. The song reminds us to always be grateful and never take God's blessings for granted.

One of the verses talks about how we didn't do anything special to earn God's favor - it was freely given out of His love and kindness for us. We're told not to boast or be prideful, because our talents, family, jobs, possessions - it all comes through God's amazing grace.

Another part of the song describes God's grace as being sweeter than honey. It brings true joy, peace and fulfillment that money or material things could never provide. Tasting God's grace changes your whole perspective and attitude.

The lyrics go on to say that God's grace is what protects us and opens doors of blessings in our lives. When things seem impossible, it's His grace that makes a way. We're reminded to always put our faith and hope in His sufficient grace.

There's also a really powerful verse that describes God's grace as being powerful enough to break any curse or negative situation in our lives. His grace can turn failures into successes, sadness into joy, poverty into prosperity. The song fills you with belief that God's grace is enough to overcome any obstacle.

One of my favorite lyrics talks about how God's grace gives us the strength to persevere through hard times. It provides endurance, comfort and a reason to keep going when we feel weak. God's grace is truly what sustains us.

The melodies and rhythms are so beautifully uplifting and joyful. You can hear the gratitude pouring out through the lively vocals as the singer pours out their heart in worship. It stirs up the same feelings in my own spirit when I sing along.

Sharing this song is very meaningful to me because it connects to my culture and language in a special way. But the message of God's amazing grace is universal - it touches the hearts of people from all backgrounds.

I love how "Asiri" takes a simple but profound concept and expresses it with such vibrancy and passion. Each time I listen, I'm reminded of just how much I have to be thankful for because of God's grace covering every area of my life.

The lyrics inspire me to approach each new day with an attitude of humility and appreciation for the unmerited favor I've been given. They also give me courage to face any challenges head-on, knowing God's sufficient grace will equip me with whatever I need.

Ultimately, "Asiri" is all about making a joyful celebration out of acknowledging and exalting the source of every good thing - our gracious God's never-ending grace. What could be better than lifting up praises for such an amazing gift?

So I'm truly honored to present this song and its powerful message here on the Open Mic. I hope it blesses and uplifts everyone who listens, just as it does for me each time I sing "Asiri."

here are thr lyrics:

awatiri asiri
tonbe ninu oluwa
awa ti ri igbala
ton be ninu Jesu.
hunti okan wa yan na ni
ka se fere titi aye
ohunti okan wa yan nani
ka sefere titi lailai.

Today being Sunday makes it an extra special day, since it's also Father's Day. I'm really happy to be a father, and I'm feeling so grateful. That's why I want to dedicate this day to God.

One way I'll do that is by singing a meaningful song. The song is called "Ore Ofe Sha" which means "It is Just Grace" in English. It's by the artist Rotimi Keyz.

I'm thankful to be included in this week's creative writing prompt for Sunday. It feels fitting to express myself through words and music on this Father's Day.

The lyrics of "Ore Ofe Sha" perfectly capture the idea that life's blessings are not anything we deserve, but rather gifts from God's grace. As a father, I'm reminded that my family, my children, my life circumstances - these are all unmerited favors from our merciful God.

The song reminds us that whatever positive situation we find ourselves in, however good things may appear, it's all by God's grace. We can't take full credit for anything because it's God's divine grace that sustains us and provides for our needs.

By God's grace, I'm able to celebrate another Father's Day surrounded by my loved ones. His grace has helped me navigate life's ups and downs while watching my children grow. I've witnessed His grace in difficult seasons and in times of joy.

Singing this song is like a prayer of thanksgiving to the Almighty for His undeserved grace and favor over my life, despite any shortcomings or imperfections on my part. It's a powerful reminder that I'm incredibly blessed by God's grace.

Each lyric is so full of gratitude and reverence for our merciful Father. As I sing along, I'm moved to reflect on His grace enabling me to be a father myself. It's all by His marvelous grace that I'm able to experience fatherhood and nurture my children.

In the midst of the sweet melody, I also think about less fortunate circumstances - like families struggling without a father figure, or fathers dealing with impossible situations by God's grace. The lyrics become a source of hope and strength for them.

Perhaps that's why the song title, "Ore Ofe Sha," has such a poetic beauty in its simplicity. In our language, those words encapsulate the very essence of life being truly a gift of grace.

As I sing the words "Ore Ofe Sha" with each resounding note, I feel emboldened by the song's affirmation. Yes, my life story is merely one long record of God's unwavering grace upon grace sustaining me.

Singing these melodies awakens profound gratitude for His grace that overcomes all life's challenges through unbreakable joy, peace and hope. What could be more uplifting than basking in our merciful Father's divine grace?

The lyrics inspire me to wake up daily with a renewed spirit of thanksgiving for God's boundless grace. No matter what the day may bring, He will supply all I need by His grace alone.

On this Father's Day, "Ore Ofe Sha" serves as an empowering rallying cry about the supremacy and miracle of God's amazing grace over every detail of life - especially in fatherhood's honor and challenges.

As these grace-filled lyrics reverberate, their message is clear: each new day is a chance to humbly honor and steward the grace I've been given. By God's unmerited grace, I'm living my purpose and privilege to be a father. No wonder my soul longs to sing out "Ore Ofe Sha!".

Here are the lyrics :

If it had not been for your grace
Ore ofe sha ni mo ri gba ooo
If it had not been for your mercy
Anu sha ni Mori gba oo

Somebody say grace
Grace
Somebody say mercy
Mercy.

thank you so much for listening to my cover.

There's nothing better than praising and worshipping God Almighty through song. God has been so good to me, especially during these tough times in Nigeria when things are unbearable. Glory to God for sustaining me and my family.

When I think about how faithful God has been, even when the situation seemed hopeless, it makes me want to sing out in gratitude. Just thanking Him for always providing exactly what we needed, right when we needed it most.

Money has been extremely tight lately, but God made sure we never went hungry. We always had enough food to get by. When the rent was due and I didn't have the full amount, God provided the rest through unexpected means. Little blessings and miracles along the way.

My faith is what kept me going through the darkest days. Knowing that no matter how bad things looked, God was still in control and had a plan for me. I just had to trust in His timing.

Singing worship songs was my lifeline during those moments of despair. As soon as I opened my mouth to praise God's name, I could feel His peace washing over me. The lyrics became prayers from my heart, reminding me of God's power and love.

I didn't have much, but I had everything I truly needed - life, breath in my lungs, a roof over our heads, food to eat. Focusing on those basic provisions helped me appreciate the immense blessings I already had.

Worship reminded me that material things are temporary, but God's love is eternal and unwavering. Yes, money was short, but I had wealth in spiritual abundance - the unshakeable joy that comes from faith.

Now things are finally looking up a bit after that long season of struggle. I have more income sources and can provide better for my family's needs. We're not rich by any means, but we're getting by okay.

And I know those harsh times allowed my faith muscles to grow stronger. My relationship with God deepened as I learned to fully depend on Him daily. The praises I sing now have more meaning after experiencing His faithfulness firsthand.

Worship is a language that transcends all earthly circumstances, whether I'm struggling or experiencing blessings. It's how I communicate with my Heavenly Father - thanking Him, petitioning Him, simply adoring Him.

Whether it's in my car during my commute, at home with my family, or with my church community, singing God's praises is oxygen to my soul. Those melodies of gratitude keep my heart pointed in the right direction.

I'm committed to never forgetting those trying periods and how God brought me through each one. It would be easy to get comfortable and take things for granted during this season of relief. But I must always recall His steadfast love.

So I'll keep on singing, making melodies of thanksgiving. Worshipping God with every breath, because He alone is worthy of endless praise. My life is just a small expression of worship back to my Creator.

Whether in abundance or lack, joy or pain - I will bless the Lord at all times, for His mercies are new every morning. What a privilege it is to sing praises to the God who sustains me!

@treasuree @glorydee @oluwadrey

Hello Hive learners community! I'm excited to hear you will be sharing a creative musical presentation titled "Oluwatisounla" by singing it alongside your good friend. Collaborative performances rooted in heritage and culture can be incredibly powerful experiences.

From the title "Oluwatisounla," it appears this piece may have origins in the Yoruba language and traditions of West Africa. Names and titles often provide clues about the inspiration, meaning or themes within a creative work. My guess is this song celebrates aspects of your ancestry, perhaps exploring folklore, spirituality, or stories passed down through generations. Musical and artistic expressions connected to one's cultural roots can be profoundly moving when brought to life authentically.

While I cannot actually experience the audio and visuals of your performance in this text conversation, I can appreciate the significance of sharing "Oluwatisounla" vocally and musically. The fact that you have prepared this special piece to sing together with your friend suggests it holds deep personal meaning for both of you. There is an intimacy in collaborative creative expression, especially between close companions, that allows the emotional core of a work to really shine through.

I imagine you and your friend have devoted considerable care and rehearsal to capture the essence and spirit of "Oluwatisounla" through your vocal delivery, harmonies, and musical accompaniment. Breathing life into a culturally-rooted creative work requires respect, passion and no small amount of artistic skill. Performing it in the context of Hive's creative Sunday gathering allows you to share that piece of your heritage with an engaged audience.

Putting your creative talents on display can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking, but having your friend alongside you will provide mutual support and confidence. Your bond and shared connection to "Oluwatisounla" will undoubtedly heighten the authenticity and emotional resonance of your performance. The ability to collaborate artistically with someone you trust creates a powerful synergy.

While the limitations of our text conversation prevent me from fully experiencing your presentation, I hope I've offered an insightful perspective on what sharing "Oluwatisounla" may entail for you creatively and personally. Creative expressions that pay homage to one's roots and identity can be so enriching for both performers and audience members alike. I'm confident your passion, hard work, and the strength of your friendship will make this a captivating and memorable performance.

Please feel free to share any other relevant details about "Oluwatisounla" that could help me better appreciate the significance of this special creative work. I wish you and your friend an amazing experience taking the creative Sunday stage!

here are the lyrics

Oluwatisounla,teni kankan oleshe
eniyan loti pari
babati she oo
torina moyin oooo
ese baba

Hi, afritunes community and my fellow singers
A stirring gospel hymn that extols God's steadfast kindness and compassion is "Your Grace." Rotimikeys conveys appreciation for the grace given to us in spite of our imperfections and shortfalls through its lyrics.
The song starts off by recognizing our flaws as human beings and serving as a reminder that we are all sinners in need of God's forgiveness. But it swiftly turns its attention to God's unending grace, which offers us forgiveness despite our shortcomings.
In one of her songs, Rotimikeys expresses the overpowering sense that she is undeserving of such mercy but will always be appreciative of it. The song's lyrics vividly depict a soul that has been humbled by realizing how incredibly kind and merciful God is.
The musician uses straightforward yet moving words throughout the song to express how much he appreciates God's kindness.

He compares God's grace like a comforting salve that mends our wounds and gives us comfort when we're in need.
In the chorus, Rotimikeys expresses his amazement at the extent of God's grace in a stirring statement of praise and gratitude. This section's melodies and harmonies are especially poignant and inspire awe and adoration.
As the song goes on, Rotimikeys talks about his own experiences and how God's grace has changed his life. He recognizes the significant influence it has had on his path, giving him a feeling of direction and purpose.
As the song draws to a close, Rotimikeys considers the significance of leading a life deserving of the grace bestowed upon us, and the lyrics take on a more reflective tone. He uplifts listeners to embrace humility, kindness, and love, as a way of honoring the divine gift they have received.
Overall, "Your Grace" is a beautiful and uplifting testament to the power of faith and the boundless love of God. Through its simple yet profound lyrics, Rotimikeys manages to capture the essence of gratitude and reverence, reminding us all of the transformative potential of grace in our lives.
Here are the lyrics
If it had not been for your grace
Oreofe Sha nimorigba oo
If it had not been for your mercy
Anu Sha nimorigba
Somebody say grace ,grace
Oreofe Sha
Somebody say mercy ,mercy
Anu ni morigba.

This song "Olowogbogboro" by Nathaniel Bassey is a beautiful praise of our God who can do anything, anywhere, at any time.

The title means "The Hand That Saves" in the Yoruba language. It reminds us that only God's hand has the power to rescue and deliver us from any trouble or problem.

The song opens by declaring God's greatness and might. It says God is the "Olowogbogboro" - the mighty hand that has no barrier or limitation. God can enter anywhere and do anything.

The lyrics praise God saying "Only You have the power to shake the world. Only You can part the Red Sea and make a road for us to pass." This is a reference to how God used His great hand to part the Red Sea so the Israelites could escape from Pharaoh's army.

The song gives God glory that there is no situation too big or too small for God to intervene. It appreciates God who is mighty and kind at the same time. What is too hard for us is a small thing for God's almighty hand.

The chorus sweetly sings out "You are the hand that saves! Olowogbogboro! The mighty hand that sets the captives free! No barrier, no limitation, you can do it anywhere!"

This part is so catchy because it powerfully reminds us that God's power is unlimited. No matter what we are facing, God has the authority and ability to save us from it.

The song prays for God to come show His mighty hand in any areas of our lives where we need deliverance or breakthrough. It invokes God's hand to move and shake the foundations of any problems that are tormenting us.

One beautiful line is "When life looks like winter, You bring Spring back again." This means even when things look dark, dry and hopeless, God's mighty hand can still restore freshness and life.

As the song ends, it pleads for God's hand to move in our nation, families, finances and health. The singer depends on God that His hand will mend, heal, bless, favor and lift up.

Everywhere the hand of God touches, darkness must scatter. Just as God opened a road for the Israelites to cross the Red Sea and escape Pharaoh, His hand will also open new roads for us.

Overall, "Olowogbogboro" celebrates the awesome power and faithfulness of God's mighty hand. The lyrics have faith that God will show up with the solution we need. We only need to surrender everything into His divine, almighty saving hand.

What's good, Hive learners community? I'm super hyped to be back again for another Creative Sunday ! This week's been an absolute banger, overflowing with blessings galore. Truly something to give all praise to the Most High for.

For my musical offering this time around, I'll be busting out an acapella cover of that absolute anthem "Hallelujah" by the one and only Dunsin Oyekan. If you haven't gotten hip to this powerful tune yet, you're in for a spiritual treat!

The track starts off smooth and laidback, with just Dunsin's soulful vocals riding that stripped-down beat. But don't get too relaxed, 'cause before you know it, he starts ramping up the energy and intensity to the max.

Those lyrics hit you right in the soul, Dunsin pours out his heart, testifying about God's never-ending goodness that's always worthy of our greatest hallelujahs and praise. He straight up commands us to throw our hands up high and celebrate the Almighty's awesomeness with our whole beings.

No matter what kind of storms or tests life brings our way, Dunsin reminds us to keep that praise on lock because our God is greater than anything this world can throw at us. His words channel this contagious spirit of pure gratitude that's impossible to not get hype about.

Ain't no wonder this has become such an anthemic gospel banger for the culture! Once that explosive hook drops, you can't help but get swept up in the unabashed spirit of worship. Bass knocking, choir vocals soaring - it's a full-body spiritual experience for real.

I still vividly remember the first time I heard "Hallelujah" blasting through the speakers at a Sunday service. The whole congregation was on their feet, hands reaching for the heavens as Dunsin's voice shook the whole room. An unforgettable wave of praise washed over everybody in that moment.

And that's the exact same kind of uplifting energy I aim to recreate with my own humble little cover version here. Just me pouring out my own joyful hallelujahs over that stripped instrumental, allowing Dunsin's scriptural lyrics to truly shine and speak to the soul.

Whether you're a diehard gospel fan or just someone looking for an inspiring musical pick-me-up, this tune is guaranteed to stir that grateful spirit inside you. It's a potent reminder that even amid our darkest valleys, we should never stop shouting our thankful praises to the Most High.

So get ready to throw your praise hands up high and soak in the full hallelujah experience, y'all! I'm honored to share this rousing call to worship with y'all on this blessed Creative Sunday. If these vocals don't stir your spirit and motivate your soul to give thanks, I don't know what will!

I am so excited to be part of the week contest , afri-tunes week 109,I will be singing a song titled : Ebenezeri. A song by kent Edunjobi.

This song is all about thanking God for his awesomeness and everything good he's done for us. The name "Ebenezer" comes from the Bible and means "stone of help." It's a reminder of how God has helped us through tough times.

The lyrics talk about looking back at our lives and seeing God's hand guiding us every step of the way. No matter what troubles or storms came our way, he was always there, protecting us like a shield.

The singer expresses feeling so blessed and fortunate because of God's endless love and care. Even when we felt alone or weak, his grace gave us the strength to keep going.

My favorite part is when the song declares, "What a good good Father!" It highlights how God treats us like his own children, patiently nurturing us and providing for our every need.

The words remind us not to take God's goodness for granted. We should stop and count all the wonderful blessings he's given - our health, family, provision, joy, and peace. These are precious gifts we often overlook.

The song builds to a powerful moment of pure gratitude, with the singer pouring out their thankful heart to the Almighty. It's a feeling we can all relate to when we look at how far God has brought us.

Toward the end, there's a cool singalong part that gets you really hyped about praising God. By this point, you can't help but join in, celebrating his amazing love that never fails.

Overall, "Ebenezeri" is all about having a heart overflowing with appreciation for our Heavenly Father. The lyrics inspire us to reflect on God's countless blessings and kindnesses, big and small.

It's such an uplifting anthem of gratitude that makes you feel good down to your core. This song is the perfect reminder to stop and say "Thank you Lord!" more often. God's goodness deserves our highest praise!

Here are the lyrics of the song which I wrote typed myself.

Ebenezeri wa re oo
Ibi te ronwa lowo de
Kamajo kayo kafogo folu

Kimaise ni pa agbara o oluwa loni imo ati oye
Ogo taye ri tonpolongo
Ire loba was se .
Orin hallelujah, hosanna nio gbenu wako.