Mac Powell - River Of Life - Live In Atlanta, GA/2021 (CCM)

Mac Powell has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called River Of Life - Live In Atlanta, GA/2021.

“River of Life” and his subsequent full-length album, New Creation, marked Powell’s official return to Christian music last year. “River of Life” is a country-tinged, foot-stomping anthem that serves as a warm welcome to join the singer down at a river that will never run dry.

LYRICS:

Brothers, sisters come on down to that river
Guaranteed you’ll never be the same
There’s a fountain flowing from the heart of the Savior
Bring your sins and all your guilty stains
Let that river of life wash it all away

If you’ve been searching
Carrying burdens
If you’ve been lost and looking for a home
If you’ve been drifting
And something is missing
You should know that you are not alone

Come as you are
No time to waste
Open your heart
Don’t be afraid
Jump on in
The water is fine
There’s healing in
The river of life

By the blood of Jesus everything will change
Let that river of life wash it all away

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2XNXSLctYn5ZETmCVfhRjJ

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uFLP2ePHD8

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