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New song from Peach Goldman added this evening

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David Ingram

We’ve added some new songs to rotation tonight including the new release by Peach Goldman! The group consistently impresses with their remarkable vocal talent and musical selection.

Katy Peach takes the lead on their third release with StowTown Records, “Life Giving Us Life,” a song that profoundly captures the essence of Jesus. Full of biblical examples of His miracles, this song paints a breathtaking picture of the Savior of the world not only doing, but literally being, all He came to accomplish and all He came to be!

Listen for “Life Giving Us Life” throughout the day on Texas Gospel Canada!

“Paid in Full Releases ‘I Can’t Do This by Myself’ – A Powerful Message of Faith and Surrender from New Album ‘Louder

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TEXAS GOSPEL STAFF

Paid in Full has unveiled their latest single “I Can’t Do This by Myself,” a moving testament to spiritual dependence and divine assistance. The track, which showcases the group’s signature three-part male harmony, serves as the lead radio single from their new album “Louder.”

The song describes our human experience – the challenge of asking for help. Drawing inspiration from Matthew 11:28, where Jesus offers rest to the weary, the track speaks to those struggling with life’s burdens. The lyrics acknowledge the importance of surrendering to divine guidance rather than relying solely on one’s own strength.

“I Can’t Do This by Myself” stands out not just for its musical excellence, but for its timely message of hope and encouragement. The song reminds listeners that in moments of weakness, seeking help isn’t a sign of failure but rather a step toward finding strength through faith.

The single marks an impressive start to Paid in Full’s latest musical chapter, suggesting that their new album “Louder” will continue their tradition of delivering meaningful gospel messages through powerful harmonies.

God’s Amazing Solution

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“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” – Romans 5:8

Imagine someone paying off your entire life’s debt without asking anything in return. That’s just a glimpse of what God did for us through Jesus. When we couldn’t fix ourselves, when we couldn’t bridge the gap between us and God, He did it for us.

Jesus didn’t just tell us how to get back to God—He became the way back. He took all our wrongs upon Himself and gave us His rightness in return.

This is love beyond understanding. Not waiting for us to get better, not demanding we clean ourselves up first, but reaching down to us exactly where we are.

The Inspiring Journey Behind The Taylors’ Hit, “He Is Good To Me”

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JEFF TURNER

The Taylors’ recent hit, “He Is Good To Me,” has an intriguing history, filled with musical creativity and patience. Originally written by Wayne Haun and Joseph Habedank, the song first appeared on The Perrys’ Life of Love album. Reflecting on its journey, Haun shared insights about the song’s unique revival and how it found new life with The Taylors.

In the early 2000s, the radio landscape often limited albums to just a few hit options, meaning songs like “He Is Good To Me” sometimes remained undiscovered gems. Haun recalls a valuable lesson he learned from Bill Gaither: “A great song is a great song, no matter who sings it or when it was recorded or stylistically how you approach it.” Inspired by this, Haun took pride in “finding those little jewels that might have been looked over or just laid dormant for a while and reimagining them.”

Reintroducing “He Is Good To Me” with The Taylors, Haun brought a fresh, soulful Southern twist to the track. He describes the new arrangement as “a little less acoustic, a little bit more like Southern…Southern soul,” giving the song a slightly slower and more emotive feel.

Created in His Image

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Texas Gospel Staff

“So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” – Genesis 1:27

Sometimes we forget how we started—perfect, pure, and in complete harmony with God. We weren’t created broken or flawed. We were made to reflect God’s own nature: to love perfectly, to show mercy, to create beauty.

This isn’t just ancient history. It’s the blueprint of who we really are, who we were meant to be. When you look in the mirror and see your flaws, remember that underneath them lies God’s original masterpiece.

Understanding our original design helps us grasp both the tragedy of our fall and the glory of our redemption. God isn’t trying to turn us into something alien—He’s restoring us to our true selves.