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10 Amazing Gospel Songs To Enjoy This Week!

Maybe your playlist just needs a little sprucing up; maybe gospel music isn't your thing or you find it mostly unexciting; maybe you just love discovering fresh music! Wherever you find yourself, I'd love to share with you a few of my favourites from my rapidly growing collection of wonderful Christian music.

 I hope these transport you to your secret place full of love, peace and hope with God as quickly and awesomely as they do me.

 10. You Will Win - Jekalyn Carr


9. You Did It Again (YDIA) - Zacardi Cortez


8. I Love This Place - Tasha Cobbs


7. Turning Around For Me - Vashawn Mitchell


6. O Come To The Altar - Elevation Worship


5. I Got Out - Bryan Poppin


4. Get Me Through - Wess Morgan


3. I Can Only Imagine - Tamela Mann


2. Since Your Love - United Pursuit ft. Brandon Hampton


1. Colours (Spontaneous Worship) - Bethel Music

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