The song is sung very well indeed and Sonwabo is gifted, no doubt. He has his own special style which keeps the listener in suspense as to what may pop-up. My suggestion to him is to study carefully the perfomance of the late Jessy Dixon online. Dixon was a pastor-singer and so blended that you get a sermon as well as the song or a song as well as a sermon. The way his modus operandi work is that he started singing pretended to be an unbelieving sinner that through the words discover Christ, and with a great crescendo or climax are saved. He stop normally the song in the first part (I) with the music dying down and him doing a private prayer to God of thanksgiving. Then softly the music begins the second round of Part II, with the audience singing the words and Jesse just filling in gaps and nuances. But, pastor Jesse comes to the fore. He is now in Part II making appeals with the words, however not too offroad and not too long. It does not interfere with the audience response and singing. Lastly the audience is singing the loudest with pastor Jesse just encouraging them with "how many of you know that .....[words from the song] while they sing the actual words. The endresult is that what started out as a song ended with a homiletical application among the audience and what was pastor Jesse's became the content in the hearts and lips of the audience. They preach so to speak to pastor Jesse. When this happen, pastor Jesse has fulfilled his ministerial role as singer. For him it is a drama and he has to play the part but not for himself, not to get the clap from the audience for his own ego enrichment, but a success of leading others to Christ in a large scale, a gift that only he in that whole group of Gaither singers talent could do. I have never seen anyone mastering what Jesse did in that group before or after him. If Sonwabo can dig deep into this ministerial style of singing, he may rub off on others the Christ in him that compels him to sing and speak and talk and encourage and lead others to higher grounds!
Yhoooo ndiyaphila emphefumlweni whenever I listen to bhut Sonwabo I loved his singing the first time I heard him sing in mosselbay at a woman's retreat yhooo uyacula keep it up God bless
Lord 🙏 please when you call them please do remember me I need those blessings
Powerful uplifting music,may you continue in his grace and use your spiritual gift to his glory,He is coming soon.
Beautiful ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
On exam or interview week or day i repeat yr songs all day and night to get ready....
Wow! That is awesome. Thanks Rudzani
Your music soothes my soul. I'm listening to daily and be blessed.
To God almighty be all the glory watching from zambia 🇿🇲 greetings
A day without ur voice is a tabooo....u are a gift sent to soothe, give hope, heal , ....
Mazize apha kum😢🙌
Sonwabo your music is always Beautiful. I'm sure it Blesses the LORD JESUS & GOD are FATHER.
Amen
This Music is life...medicine..
Food....hope....
Amen
Alililiiiiiii, 🔊🎼🙌
Nice song. God bless you Sonwabo Gila
God is willing to bless us, if only we can amend our ways and submit our self's to him fully
You can sing my brother
Each day when i wake up i listen to this song
Thank you Sonwabo with this lovely music ...blessing my soul May God keep and protect you and your family
Good music that speaks to the soul.
The song still sounds fresh
The song is sung very well indeed and Sonwabo is gifted, no doubt. He has his own special style which keeps the listener in suspense as to what may pop-up. My suggestion to him is to study carefully the perfomance of the late Jessy Dixon online. Dixon was a pastor-singer and so blended that you get a sermon as well as the song or a song as well as a sermon. The way his modus operandi work is that he started singing pretended to be an unbelieving sinner that through the words discover Christ, and with a great crescendo or climax are saved. He stop normally the song in the first part (I) with the music dying down and him doing a private prayer to God of thanksgiving. Then softly the music begins the second round of Part II, with the audience singing the words and Jesse just filling in gaps and nuances. But, pastor Jesse comes to the fore. He is now in Part II making appeals with the words, however not too offroad and not too long. It does not interfere with the audience response and singing. Lastly the audience is singing the loudest with pastor Jesse just encouraging them with "how many of you know that .....[words from the song] while they sing the actual words. The endresult is that what started out as a song ended with a homiletical application among the audience and what was pastor Jesse's became the content in the hearts and lips of the audience. They preach so to speak to pastor Jesse. When this happen, pastor Jesse has fulfilled his ministerial role as singer. For him it is a drama and he has to play the part but not for himself, not to get the clap from the audience for his own ego enrichment, but a success of leading others to Christ in a large scale, a gift that only he in that whole group of Gaither singers talent could do. I have never seen anyone mastering what Jesse did in that group before or after him. If Sonwabo can dig deep into this ministerial style of singing, he may rub off on others the Christ in him that compels him to sing and speak and talk and encourage and lead others to higher grounds!
Yhoooo ndiyaphila emphefumlweni whenever I listen to bhut Sonwabo I loved his singing the first time I heard him sing in mosselbay at a woman's retreat yhooo uyacula keep it up God bless
what a beautiful voice Sonwabo, you an inspiration. Keep the good work. Stay blessed
yoooh andise Bleesed ohh Nkosi sive ngezibele harmonic voice kuloTata!!
Well clarified and sung🙏
Oh ungangidluli nami
Heheheheheh "nkosi ndive ngezibele," woow i love your music 😊😊
My gudness your songs makes me love music more and more, it comforts my heart, pliz i need Sunlight in the heart hymn 125 Christ in songs
Great music bhut Gila thank u
What a blessing my brother for this anointed song Le uyithyilelwe ngamazulu enkosi Sobs
Beautiful piece mfowethu. Your music is just so soul-uplifting. May God continue blessing you and yours.
it's really Amazing, Wow!
Enkosi ngomculo omnandi ngolu hlobo
pass me not heavenly...izakum'
Ohk will appreciate thanks
Beautiful listening to you. Does something fir the soul
Thanks Lorraine.
This song is great and I like the chant you sang by but I'm not ok with you for not singing it line by line to the end yho
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Amen