Wes Hampton- Do you wanna be well Words/Lyrics

Do wanna be well

Verse 1:

Waiting there for thirty-eight years, cried so long he ran out of tears

Just a worn out man, looking for a healing hand

Then one day his chance came along, a healing Man who could make him strong

And he caught his eyes, but his question took him by surprise

Chorus"

Do you wanna be well? Really wanna be well?

Are you willing to take up your mat and help yourself?

Do you wanna be free? Really wanna be free?

If you wanna be healed and whole, you gotta wanna be well

Verse 2:

Ever tried to fix yourself? Every time you got up, you fell.

Then you wallowed there, drowning in your own despair?

Have you gotten used to the chains? Are you so attached to the pain?

You're afraid to part, and ask the Man for a brand new heart?

Chorus:

Do you wanna be well? Really wanna be well?

Are you willing to take up your mat and help yourself?

Do you wanna be free? Really wanna be free?

If you wanna be healed and whole, you gotta wanna be well

Bridge:

There's a better life waiting just for you

Endless open spaces in the sun

Chorus:

But you gotta wanna be well, Really wanna be well.

Are you willing to take up your mat and help yourself?

Do you wanna be free? Really wanna be free?

If you wanna be healed and whole, you gotta wanna be well

Mark Lowry talks about his motorcycle accident

mark lowry talks about his motorcycle accident

David Phelps- Come To Jesus W/Lyrics

Come To Jesus

Oh, my baby, when you're older
Maybe then you'll understand
You have angels to dance around your shoulders
'Cause at times in life you'll need a helping hand

Oh, my baby, when you're prayin'
Leave your burden by my door
You have Jesus standing at your bedside
To keep you calm, keep you safe,
Away from harm

Worry not my daughters,
Worry not my sons
Child, when life don't seem worth livin'
Come to Jesus and let Him hold you in His arms

Oh, my baby, when you're cryin'
Never hide your face from me
I have conquered hell and driven out the demons
I have come with a light to set you free

Worry not my daughters,
Worry not my sons
Child, when life don't seem worth livin'
Come to Jesus and let Him hold you in His arms

Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Oh, my baby, when you're dying
Believe the healing of His hand
Here in Heaven we will wait for your arrival
Here in Heaven you will finally understand
Here in Heaven we will wait for your arrival
Here in Heaven you will finally understand

Worry not my daughters,
Worry not my sons
Child, when life don't seem worth livin'
Come to Jesus and let Him hold you in His arms

Gaither Vocal Band

Biography 

The Gaither Vocal Band got its start in the early 1980s with four guys singing around a piano backstage before a Bill Gaither Trio concert. Gary McSpadden, Steve Green, Lee Young and Bill Gaither were just having fun, harmonizing on “Your First Day in Heaven” when Bill decided they should try out their new sound on a live audience that very night. The audience went wild… and that impromptu performance marked the beginning of an era.

Now, for more than a quarter century, the Gaither Vocal Band has created a legacy of award-winning excellence that has forever raised the bar for male harmony. The list of men who have comprised the Gaither Vocal Band over the years reads like a “Who’s Who” among the gospel music industry’s best-loved voices, including: Gary McSpadden, Steve Green, Lee Young, Jon Mohr, Larnelle Harris, Michael English, Lemuel Miller, Jim Murray, Mark Lowry, Terry Franklin, Buddy Mullins, Jonathan Pierce, David Phelps, Russ Taff, Guy Penrod, Marshall Hall and Wes Hampton.

Always at the helm has been Bill Gaither, who has led the group out of his personal passion for great harmony and his genuine desire to bring meaningful music to a hurting world. And the Grammy-winning, chart-busting success of the Gaither Vocal Band has far exceeded his wildest expectations.

In January 2009, a Reunion of Gaither Vocal Band alumni was released on DVD and immediately shot to the top of Billboard Magazine’s Music Video charts for four consecutive weeks, and topped Christian and Southern Gospel audio charts. The celebration rekindled friendships among the alumni, honored the group’s past, and even offered a glimpse into the future… a future that would begin by bringing back voices from the Vocal Band’s rich legacy of talent to create a brand new season in the life of the GVB.

Today, the Gaither Vocal Band roster is comprised of Bill Gaither, Wes Hampton, David Phelps, Michael English and Mark Lowry. Individually, these men are gifted artists and men of authentic faith. Together, they are the incomparable Gaither Vocal Band, known around the world for their powerhouse vocals, innovative harmonies and life-altering message… a message of grace, hope and redemption.

“God is up to something here,” Bill Gaither states of the current group. “I continue to be amazed at the extraordinary ways He communicates the power of the Gospel not only through our music, but through our lives. The simple messages I first started writing about as a wide-eyed, young musician hold truer to me today than ever before… and it truly is about much more than the music.”