While today’s video is nine minutes long, it may be quite wonderful for many of you. (The last two minutes are a message from the artist.)
Watch the decade of the 80s in worship music performed acapella. Twenty-five songs in all. Which of these are familiar to you?
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Thank you, Steve. This was such a great way to start my day!!
Loved the medley of beautiful songs especially, “Shine Jesus Shine” and the many songs that spoke to me of God’s strength. I loved that I could hear every word sung – all full of meaning and love.
Thanks for sharing.
I was a child of the 80s but a teen/college student of the 90s when I heard most of these songs for the first time. They changed me and directed my path in amazing ways. Thank you so very much for sharing this. What a blessing!
This struck an emotional chord—beautiful!
Thank you for sharing and beginning my day with worship to the God Who creates.
A beautiful sunrise this morning followed up with praise to God.
That brings back so many memories! So many songs we sang at camp. Love it!!!
I loved this, but it’s too bad the guy holding the signs didn’t get a chance to sing. Oh…wait.
I loved the songs,
I found myself in worship throughout. I came to know the Lord in 1994 (May 5 to be exact) yet, had heard each of these songs either in church or on my favorite radio station (Pilgrim Radio). Pilgrim often plays early CCM so I have an appreciation for Rich Mullins and Second Chapter of Acts among others.
What an incredible talent he has! Loved, loved, loved the songs. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness, I know all of these even though I wasn’t even born for half of them!
Also, how impressive is this guy’s hoodie collection?
What a fun walk back through my childhood. Only a handful of songs I didn’t know. The rest I couldn’t help singing along to. Some of my favourites! Such a talented artist.
Awesome decade of Christian music and this is an awesome artist singing them!
It was a reminder of that transition era. I bear scars from those who wanted “only hymns” (like the apostles sang”)