“We’ve been blessed to continue to share the gospel of Jesus Christ in a time that is needed most,” Winans said.Įven though she realizes the importance of streaming in keeping the church connected, Winans is thrilled to worship together in-person. The congregation reopened on Father’s Day, and since then, they “didn’t miss a beat.”
All my life You have been so, so good.”Īdditional tracks on the project include “Fire,” “Worthy of It All,” “No Greater” and familiar throwbacks “Alabaster Box” and “Jesus, You’re Beautiful” as well as studio versions of “Believe for It” and “Never Lost.”Īs churches began closing last March, Nashville Life had not really ventured far into streaming, she says, but a collection of “amazing talent” came together to keep the church connected during the shutdown, including her son, Alvin III, who now serves as lead pastor. “When I heard first heard ‘Goodness of God,’ they were singing it in church, and I was just so in love with it,” she said, highlighting the lyrics, “All my life You have been faithful. From there, she started learning more about Dulaney, who she calls “an amazing man of God.” Similarly, when the worship team from the church she and husband Alvin co-founded, Nashville Life introduced the Bethel Music song, “Goodness of God,” she discovered another praise anthem she wanted to use. She admits she hadn’t heard the song before the event, but it really struck a chord. “I wanted to create something that everybody could embrace.” “Being a part of (something like that) instantly gives you a chance to see what it’s like to come together and worship together,” she said. That moment, which introduced the song to new audiences, crystallized her desire for the new project. Smith’s “Awaken: The Surrounded Experience,” belting out the Todd Dulaney song “King of Glory” in 2019. Winans, a 12-time GRAMMY-award winner, participated in Michael W.
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