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Sammie Okposo Out With First Song Release For 2021, ‘Grace Is Available’
“Grace is Available” is a spontaneous worship from the award winning international Gospel music minister Sammie Okposo. It is not just another Gospel music, it is an experience, a timeless impartation tool.
Recorded at the Sammie Okposo Praise Party, Live in London, 2018. It was an unscripted moment during the live DVD recording. Sammie Okposo captured the unforgettable experience and has delivered it on wax so that many more can be inspired, imparted by the beautiful experience.
The thematic preoccupation of the piece is very apt for the moment, especially as we anticipated the return of grace personified. Moreover, It is indeed timeless, as all we do is by God’s grace through faith. Thus, Sammie posited:
“I will never forget where He brought me from. Without Jesus, I am nothing. In Him I live, move and have my being so I will never, ever forget… that name is the reason I can stand before you… I wasn’t qualified but that name put me in front of you.”
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“Grace is Available” is Sammie Okposo’s first release for the year 2021. The ace Gospel singer who termed the year “Twenty Twenty We Won” released about 7 singles and it was supposed to accrue to an album in 2020. In January of this year, he announced that he will be releasing yet another single but decided to make “Grace is Available” a forerunner, in line with the word of prophecy, in the atmosphere.
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