I am a director at my church, and whenever they want "ole School" material they turn to me and I turn to songs like this. Gospel music has a way of speaking to your soul in manners nothing else can. This song and so many others have helped me overcome trials and tribulations over the years and is why I keep them so close. Thank you to all that paved the way & for blessing us with your gifts. Thank you Mr. 'JD' for sharing this jewel with us.
This has always been one of my favorite gospel songs, ever since I first learned it while serving on a choir in the 1980’s. The best rendition of it is by the St. James Choir. It is one song that I can never forget; and to this day it ministers, mainly to myself, anytime I sing it in church.
Marcell77 thanks for the wonderful memories of how gospel music sounded back in the day, when we as a people was more concern about spirtual things and not so much material things. When families prayed together, children got up on Sunday morning and went to church not to the living room to play WII or playstation 3 When you knew if you didn't go to church you wasn't going out the house on sunday at all. Still ain't nobody like Rev Charles Nicks and St. James Choir, he made that organ talk 2 U
St. James originally recorded this, one of the original soloists is singing it on here. it was written by the man directing the choir Jimmy "JD" Dowell. Be Blessed.
My God! My God! This is Church! Bless God! jesus! Lets take it to church Yall! This is a blessing. This how church is SUPPOSED to be right here! My God!
Man...those sisters are sanging! And that dude on that organ has a touch on that organ that sends chills through my body. Church musicians these days don't have that touch. It's a lost art.
This is a blessing for a truly love this song telling those who listen or sing it how much they love the Lord who is a great God while blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.Have mercy!Good day.
O this song would set our church on FIRE!! HATS PURSES AND WIGS would be all over the place.. yes sah sho nuff I do. I REALLY LOVE THE LORD!! YOU SIMPLY JUST DONT KNOW WHAT HE'S DONE 4 ME..____________________________________!!
A touching song, Joyce and Ortheia did a splendid lead . I heard Joyce had passed, but where is Ortheia? Darryl makes that organ talk everytime I hear him play.
@Marcell77 - I was really bummed to read that she died, upon seeing this video weeks ago. So moving, and as someone said earlier: these ladies aren't battling. They are just singing, which is rare these days. Did you, Marcell77, know JD and Joyce? Is the organist still around? How is the choir these days? Still doing well, or . . .?
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I am a director at my church, and whenever they want "ole School" material they turn to me and I turn to songs like this. Gospel music has a way of speaking to your soul in manners nothing else can. This song and so many others have helped me overcome trials and tribulations over the years and is why I keep them so close. Thank you to all that paved the way & for blessing us with your gifts. Thank you Mr. 'JD' for sharing this jewel with us.
STILL REAL. STILL IMPORTANT. STILL NEEDED. MAY SEEM HARD AT TIMES. REMEMBER, WE only HERE BECAUSE OF GOD, Amen.
This has always been one of my favorite gospel songs, ever since I first learned it while serving on a choir in the 1980’s. The best rendition of it is by the St. James Choir. It is one song that I can never forget; and to this day it ministers, mainly to myself, anytime I sing it in church.
Yes. That was a Good Song I Really Love the Lord ...❤
my my my the lord has blessed me
Marcell77 thanks for the wonderful memories of how gospel music sounded back in the day, when we as a people was more concern about spirtual things and not so much material things. When families prayed together, children got up on Sunday morning and went to church not to the living room to play WII or playstation 3
When you knew if you didn't go to church you wasn't going out the house on sunday at all. Still ain't nobody like Rev Charles Nicks and St. James Choir, he made that organ talk 2 U
this takes me back to the good old days. when you really had church.
This is a classic.
they actually song this at my wedding in 2004 and we are still shouting
People who love the Lord! One of my favorites from the 80"s.
Oh my this gets me everytime!!! Sooo love the sound of that organist!!!
St. James originally recorded this, one of the original soloists is singing it on here. it was written by the man directing the choir Jimmy "JD" Dowell.
Be Blessed.
This is good gospel music....just love the way the leads carrying on together instead of battling!
I really really love the lord
My God! My God! This is Church! Bless God! jesus! Lets take it to church Yall! This is a blessing. This how church is SUPPOSED to be right here! My God!
Man...those sisters are sanging! And that dude on that organ has a touch on that organ that sends chills through my body. Church musicians these days don't have that touch. It's a lost art.
This is a blessing for a truly love this song telling those who listen or sing it how much they love the Lord who is a great God while blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.Have mercy!Good day.
Ortheia is still alive, she's a minister and she still sings!! she sings background for Aretha Franklin at times.
Joyce Miller passed away in 2005.
I used to love listening to this "back in the day" on LA radio station KMAX with DJ - Sis. Ruth Dickerson...those were the days!
this is one of the songs that have been a blessing to my life, you really dont know what he has done for me!!!!!! i know i cant get a witness.....lol
AMEN!!!!
Joyce Miller and Ortheia Barnes-Kennerly
i love watchin' this!!!!!
I love The Lord
O this song would set our church on FIRE!! HATS PURSES AND WIGS would be all over the place.. yes sah sho nuff I do. I REALLY LOVE THE LORD!! YOU SIMPLY JUST DONT KNOW WHAT HE'S DONE 4 ME..____________________________________!!
I REALLY LOVE THE LORD
My pastor in cypress grove missionary Baptist church sings this song. I love this song. My favorite song
I love this video it's beautiful
My my my, annointed, so annointed, I love this song, thanks so much for posting this
Darryl Houston kills that organ!
now mutha's note at 3:08-12 was just wht i was waitin on, lol
Mannnnnnnnn 🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾
we use 2 sang this song..@ the westside church of christ (the westside singers acapella chorus) jacksoville,fl....
Yes!
A touching song, Joyce and Ortheia did a splendid lead . I heard Joyce had passed, but where is Ortheia? Darryl makes that organ talk everytime I hear him play.
Hello, B Thomas Ortheia Barnes has also passed 1 year ago. There will be a Memorial Concert in her honor August 14, 2016
praise the Lord amen
@Marcell77 - I was really bummed to read that she died, upon seeing this video weeks ago. So moving, and as someone said earlier: these ladies aren't battling. They are just singing, which is rare these days. Did you, Marcell77, know JD and Joyce? Is the organist still around? How is the choir these days? Still doing well, or . . .?
I went in @ 3:08
yes St. James recorded this first.
Does anyone know recorded this song originally? I learned back in 1983, but I never knew whos sing it was.
My God.
does anyone know what year this was recorded in?
any chance you have that song from the Detroit Choir videos?
are they still alive and singin?
who are the 2 soloists?
you know you are right about it!!!! I am glad that my teaching came from that time!!!!! All of this "staged" church and recording is ridiculous....