This isn’t just a song, it’s a revival. The lyrics are simple but powerful, reminding us that God’s favour isn’t something we’re chasing, it’s something we walk in. As the song flows, it feels like a celebration of divine breakthroughs.

The intensity builds, and before you know it, you’re declaring Power! Fire! Angels! It’s like a reminder of all the heavenly goodness surrounding us. Then Mercy comes in, and it hits differently: Mercy has washed away my sin and is opening doors for me. Now that’s grace in action.

The best part? The repetition makes it easy to get lost in worship, and you just can’t help but sing along. If you haven’t had a listen yet, you’re missing out. If you have, what part of Favour speaks to you the most? Let’s talk about it.

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Osinachi Joseph, better known as Sinach, paved the way with her iconic hit “Way Maker,” a song that became a global anthem. Covered by artists like Michael W. Smith and sung in churches worldwide, it cemented her place as a gospel music legend. Sinach didn’t just sing; she broke barriers, becoming the first African gospel artist to top the Billboard Christian Songwriters chart.

Now, Nathaniel Bassey is carrying that torch. Known for his songs like “Imela” and the viral “Hallelujah Challenge,” Bassey has united millions in worship online. This year, he’s taking his ministry to new heights as he’s set to minister at the US Inaugural Prayer Breakfast on January 20th, 2025. It’s a historic moment that highlights the growing global recognition of Nigerian gospel music.

The movement doesn’t stop there. Gospel artistes like Mercy Chinwo, Dunsin Oyekan, and Victoria Orenze are also making waves, proving that worship knows no boundaries. Their music is a reminder that faith-filled lyrics and heartfelt praise resonate with people everywhere.

The rise of Nigerian gospel music is a reminder that when you commit your gift to God, He opens doors you never imagined. As these artistes bring the sound of heaven to international stages, they’re not just sharing music, they’re sharing hope, faith, and God’s love.

The world is watching, and Nigerian gospel music is soaring. The question is, what’s next? Whatever it is, we know it will be powerful.

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