thank you for this beautiful song. i first heard it at a catholic mass and it touched my heart instantly, and has continued to resonate with me each time i hear it. God bless you!
good job, thanks for the music. OCP is lucky to have you. When I started playing in the 70's you had to be a priest to get music published. I love all the guitar music in Liturgy and have played it for 50 years at our local masses and Catholic School masses. Still do. I'm still learning and you guys are awesome. Keep sharing, our young Catholic musicians will need this. Partial capos work great too. I've used them for years, and noticed Steve using them too. It makes Mighty King sound great! They need to put that song in Breaking Bread asap.
I am in love with your music! It speaks to the heart and spirited. I have introduced so much of your music to our congregation. It’s the sound of today and brings us closer to God. Thank you!
Steve, knew you briefly in Dallas at All Saints. You've done so much good with your God given talent. Been married for nearly 28 yrs now and still reflect on the fun thru those beautiful singles group days....🙏
Hi Steve and Curtis! Thanks so much for this amazing collaboration and conversation that transformed into a song. Steve, I so appreciate all the Jamacian Me Crazy in my days of youth groups in the D of D. So happy your career took off and you continue to grow as an artist. Inspiring!
This is a beautiful, inspiring song- 1 of my favorites! However, I wonder why you didn't publish the sheet music for this in the key of D rather than C? Is C a better key for the singers? The recording that you did of this song in D is (I think) even more lovely than this one in C. As a fiddle player, I love playing bits of harmony to the melody in certain spots- and in D, there are so many great places to drone on an open string that gives it a haunting tone! I was able to figure out some places to play harmony notes in C- but to my ear it sounds way better in D. But not to complain too much- I still love your music!
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Touches my heart and soul. Prayerful. I listen over and over, sing along in prayer. Ordered the CD. ❤
I needed to listen to this tonight. Praying daily for my enemies and asking God to help our nation through these difficult times.
thank you for this beautiful song. i first heard it at a catholic mass and it touched my heart instantly, and has continued to resonate with me each time i hear it. God bless you!
good job, thanks for the music. OCP is lucky to have you. When I started playing in the 70's you had to be a priest to get music published. I love all the guitar music in Liturgy and have played it for 50 years at our local masses and Catholic School masses. Still do. I'm still learning and you guys are awesome. Keep sharing, our young Catholic musicians will need this. Partial capos work great too. I've used them for years, and noticed Steve using them too. It makes Mighty King sound great! They need to put that song in Breaking Bread asap.
I am in love with your music! It speaks to the heart and spirited. I have introduced so much of your music to our congregation. It’s the sound of today and brings us closer to God. Thank you!
Very touching
Steve, knew you briefly in Dallas at All Saints. You've done so much good with your God given talent. Been married for nearly 28 yrs now and still reflect on the fun thru those beautiful singles group days....🙏
Bautiful song of praise. thank you Steve & Curtis. God bless you both for sharing your love song to our Lord through this song.
Hi Steve and Curtis! Thanks so much for this amazing collaboration and conversation that transformed into a song. Steve, I so appreciate all the Jamacian Me Crazy in my days of youth groups in the D of D. So happy your career took off and you continue to grow as an artist. Inspiring!
LOVE u guys :)
This is a beautiful, inspiring song- 1 of my favorites! However, I wonder why you didn't publish the sheet music for this in the key of D rather than C? Is C a better key for the singers? The recording that you did of this song in D is (I think) even more lovely than this one in C. As a fiddle player, I love playing bits of harmony to the melody in certain spots- and in D, there are so many great places to drone on an open string that gives it a haunting tone! I was able to figure out some places to play harmony notes in C- but to my ear it sounds way better in D. But not to complain too much- I still love your music!
What kind of guitar does Curtis Stephan have