SOUL CALLED MUSIC VOL. 1 - WESLEY VANWYK (Digital Download)
SOUL CALLED MUSIC VOL. 1 - WESLEY VANWYK (Digital Download)
In his debut album, Wesley VanWyk captures the diverse range of genres and soulful melodies that aim to minister and resonate with listeners at every stage of life. “Soul Called Music Vol. 1” is a collection of original songs written during mountain-top victories and deep valley trials. Upbeat declarations like “Speak and Go Forward,” “What in the World,” and “I am With You” spark revelation and inspire faith. Contrasting are soft prayers and ballads such as “You Remain,” “Think About You,” “Clean Slate,” and “My Faith is Yours,” representing times of prayer and reflection.
From a young age, Wesley was called to minister in song and worship, developing his gift of singing and songwriting to be a blessing to others. Our prayer is that through this album, you will be prompted to consider your relationship with God, your family, friends, and even yourself. Where do you stand with Christ? Do you need a “Clean Slate,” or are you ready to “Speak and Go Forward?”
*** Note: This listing is for the digital download ***
Album tracks:
1. Speak and Go Forward
2. You Remain
3. Jesus Simply Is / Wonderful
4. Turn Up My Praise
5. Think About You
6. Back to the Future
7. What in the World
8. I Am With you
9. Long Story Short
10. Good Enough
11. Clean Slate
12. My Faith is Yours
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