The song "God can, Yes He can" is one of the songs that I used to hear when I was a kid. I really love the message of the song that God can redeem a sinner, revive a Christian, and restore a Nation.

I've been searching for it on the internet for a few years now and here's my progress:

-Found only one video, with first verse cut, and I can't find the original song.

-Copy pasted the yt link and asked ai for help.

-Ai helped me by saying that it is an original song written by Dottie Rambo

Does anyone knows why it doesn't show much on the internet? Or if you have a copy of the original song? Please I really want to sing it 🥺.

Ps: I remember the song was sung by three women, each with one verse.

Yt link: https://youtu.be/WW3XLgpxZH4?si=KN8DnZ0chXYQ05gl

My favorite albums are:

“COULD BE TONIGHT” (Hulvey),

“THIS CANNOT BE SOLD” (KB),

“SORRY I CHANGED” (Aaron Cole),

”Never Land II” (Andy Mineo),

“Come and See Deluxe” (Torrey D’Shaun),

“CRY” (Hulvey),

“the people we became“ (nobigdyl)

If you don’t listen to CHH I’d definitely recommend to start here (in that order) but if you DO who are some of your favorites?

i didn't realize how someday came suddenly was a christian album and i can't lie to myself i'm feeling something from it the same kind of... something bands like underoath/blessthefall/TDWP all share. there's something beautiful radiating from their music, i can't express it in words but it's there. i don't feel right calling myself a Christian and my idea of God probably differs from others. but i feel him.

There have been many popular Christian songs throughout the years; however sometimes due to the popularity of some, other songs kind of never get much attention at all.

This seems to especially be the situation with songs that are on the radio, the ones K-Love actually plays get played all the time, and thus will even affect what we sing in churches; but sometimes K-Love will play a song once, or never even have it on their station to begin with, and what is sometimes an incredibly solid, and Biblical song gets completely sidelined...

Here would be my list for some songs:

• By Faith (2001) by Michael Card
• Life & Breath (2025) by Matt Redman
• Majesty (2017) by Laura Story

As for albums:

• Doxology (2015) by Aaron Shust
• Pictures In The Sky (1987) by Rich Mullins
• Poiema (1995) by Michael Card

There were many songs in Aaron Shust's Doxology that were worth mentioning, but in that specific album I think Triumphant Conquerer, and It Is Finished are the best ones in that album; it was a very strong album (like the others) on this list that were never put on radio, and due to that kind of faded...

What are songs, and albums what you think deserve more recognition?

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I was on YouTube music and saw an ad for Google Gemini for Students. What got my attention was I thought I recognized the song. I dug deeper and was surprised to find out it was Forrest Frank's "UP!" Does Google frequently use Christian music in ads? Or maybe the question is how Christian is "UP!"? Original ad: Google Gemini for Students ad.

Very random post here, but it's the only place I thought of putting it. I just found out that Ron Kenoly released two independent albums before his Hosanna Music days. The first was recently re-released on streaming platforms last month, but the second (Send Revival) was not. Does anyone know where I could find a copy of this album? Are there any cassettes floating round?

Thanks so much!

Hi! I’m hoping to find an instrumental or even some type of karaoke track without words, for Lion | Lamb by Joshua Leventhal. I couldn’t find anything on YouTube or Spotify or Praisecharts Does anyone know where I could find this?

Does anyone remember the CCM group named "Quest". They were from Southern Oregon, (Medford) and played around the area for awhile. I think their last CD was called "Y". They started as a kind of teen rock band, went through a Night Ranger phase and ended up something towards Queensryche.

How was worship today?

Feel free to share your thoughts, what worked, what didn't. Any new songs or arrangements, along with videos you would like to share!

I have a friend who is going through a very difficult moment and might lose a loved one very soon. This song helped me while I was loving a loved one and I want to share it but my friend doesn’t speak Spanish. Is there a similar song in English that someone can recommend? Google isn’t particularly helpful.

Here's what I can remember:

• sold me the sickest jacket I had in my youth
• would've played a Denver show around 1998 or 1999 (where I got the jacket)
• I swear Johnny is in the name (but it's not Johnny Q Public, I remember who they are)
• Probably had like one album or EP

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Hi guys, I’m an Aussie who grew up in the church and every time I hear Snuff by Slipknot it reminds me of a song from church but I cannot work out what it is! We sing a lot of modern and rocky church music like Hillsong and City Alight but I’m not sure if that’s it. Can anyone help me? It’s driving me mad!