Yes. You. I’m pointing at you. Not that basket case in the cubicle behind you.

You.

I need to know the song that, when you hear that first guitar lick, or drum beat, or those first words, or that first chord on the organ, your heart and soul elevates.

You know the song. It’s like sinking into the comfiest couch ever, and getting torqued by 10,000 watts of pure power, all at the same time.

It’s that song that seems to draw heaven and earth closer, just for a little while.

I need to know.

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I realize, like, half of the songs I’ve posted for Friday YouTube Worship have been United songs but their stuff is just solid. This week’s song is called Salvation is Here from their album Look to You. Don’t be scared to get up and jump around to this one a bit. A little worship is a great way to head into the weekend.

God above all the world in motion
God above all my hopes and fears
And I don’t care what the world throws at me now
I’m gonna be alright
Hear the sound of the generations
Making loud our freedom song
All in all that the world would know Your name
It’s gonna be alright
Cause I know my God saved the day
And I know His word never fails
And I know my God made a way for me
Salvation is here
Salvation is here
Salvation is here and He lives in me
Salvation is here
Salvation that died just to set me free
Salvation is here
Salvation is here and He lives in me
Salvation is here
Cause You are alive and You live in me

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I hate to break you down on this Tuesday but it has to be done. Prepare to be uncomfortable.