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| Marvin Sapp review |
This was a pretty good CD. The title track "Thirsty" was the better of most of the tracks. "Never should have made it" was pretty good, but it was not what I thought it would be. |
4 Rating
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| Worshipper! |
All I can say is that Marvin Sapp is a true Worshipper! I will be buying more of his CD's. |
4 Rating
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| Highly Recommeneded For The True Worshiper |
I have always enjoyed Marvin Sapp. He's not just an artist trying to sell music with a catchy beat. He is a man of God and full time minister of the gospel. I believe that Marvin actually lives what he is singing about. The annoiting that flows through his music and minstry is evident of that. Thise who have a personal walk and relationship with the Father will fully appreciate and identify with the experiences that he portrays in this CD. "Never Could Have Made It Without You" is very inspirational and humbling. For the worshipers out there, and for those who love gospel music for more than just the beat and it's ability to appeal to the flesh, I highly reccomend this CD. |
4 Rating
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| Great Sounds |
Marvin's smooth gospel vocals make you feel the music. "Never Would Have Made It" really makes you think of the things that you've made it through and how without Jesus you never would have. This song brings tears to my eyes each time I hear it. |
5 Rating
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| Thirsty by Marvin Sapp |
I received this cd from my husband for Mother's Day and have to say that this is another spirit-filled project by Marvin Sapp. He has some great music. From his days with Commissioned up to the present, he never ceases to deliver in his music to magnify the Lord! I am getting the dvd next! My only negative is that the cd is too short! This is the continuation of Diary of a Psalmist! I love that DVD! |
5 Rating
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