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The Psalmists – Power Of Your Hands

Acclaimed Nigerian gospel music group The Psalmists has officially released its latest single, Power Of Your Hands , a compelling worship anthem that celebrates the limitless power, faithfulness, and sovereignty of God. Now available on all major digital streaming platforms, the song delivers a timely message of hope, surrender, and unwavering trust in God's ability to sustain His people through every season of life. Power Of Your Hands is a declaration of complete dependence on God. The song reminds believers that no challenge is beyond His reach and that true strength is found in placing every burden into His capable hands. Through its heartfelt lyrics and worshipful atmosphere, the single encourages listeners to release fear, uncertainty, and self-reliance, embracing instead the peace that comes from trusting in God's divine power and unfailing love. Blending rich vocal harmonies with contemporary gospel production, Power Of Your Hands showcases The Psalmists' signature...

The Psalmists - Greater is He

Nigerian gospel music group The Psalmists release their uplifting new single, “Greater Is He,” a vibrant Pop/Funk Gospel record that encourages believers to stand confidently in the power of God’s Spirit within them. Composed by Sylvester Emeka Enwere, the 4-minute, 57-second track draws its central message from 1 John 4:4: the assurance that the One who lives in believers is greater than anything they may face in the world. With this scriptural foundation, “Greater Is He” offers a timely reminder that faith is rooted not in fear or limitation, but in the victory, strength, and presence of God. The song combines soul-lifting gospel expression with Pop and Funk influences, creating a refreshing sound that is joyful, accessible, and spiritually grounded. Its lively musical approach reflects The Psalmists’ belief that Christian music can carry both depth and beauty—celebrating God with understanding, excellence, and creative freedom. “Greater Is He” also communicates a libe...