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5 Worship Songs That ~ALWAYS~ Get Me Going!

Honestly? Growing up listening to Nigerian worship music, I wasn't totally in love. With us two, there was just no real connection, so it took a while (I'm talking over ten years) for me to really start enjoying - not enduring - Christian music.

 About seven years ago, when I discovered the likes of Hillsong Worship, the game totally changed. I fell in love - and it's a love that's just kept on growing. 

 The deep lyrics and soft melodies totally took me to another dimension. I felt like I was right before God, just there singing to Him.

 So, here are the top 5 worship tunes I cannot get enough of!

 I hope you love them just as much!
Love,

 Kunmi x
1. Yahweh - Elevation Worship


2. I Can Only Imagine - Tamela Mann


3. For Your Glory - Tasha Cobbs



 4. O Come To The Altar - Elevation Worship

5. Koma Si (No One) - Tim Godfrey ft. Ccioma and IBK

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