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Baylor Wilson - Jesus Happened (CCM)

Baylor Wilson - Jesus Happened
Baylor Wilson has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Jesus Happened.

Baylor shares her story behind this song: 

"Hi there! I'm Baylor Wilson and this is the story behind my new single Jesus Happened. 

A few years ago I walked into an auto body car shop, that my friend had invited me to, which was hosting a worship night. I showed up and I was like "Why am I in an auto body car shop? This is so weird!". But I walked in and at that moment I tangibly felt the presence of God for the first time. 

I had grown up as a Christian, but more of like a cultural Christian. I didn't really know Jesus for myself yet. I walked in and I literally remember the feeling that God was in the room. The spirit of God was there and the people around me were worshiping Him, and there was peace, joy, and happiness. Christians were actually worshiping in a way that I had never experienced like that before. So that worship night I left completely changed, and my friends from my past started to ask me: "Baylor what happened to you? You look different... you sound different... you literally look joyful!" My short version I that Jesus happened to me and so obviously that turned into this song."


Lyrics:

What happened to you
I hear it all the time
They tell me some things different
In my words and in my eyes

What happened to you
They see it on my face
They’ve got a million questions
All that I can say is

Jesus happened 
In a blink of an eye
Every part of my life was changed
Jesus happened
Like a thief in the night
He started taking the lies away 
And all my sin was forgiven
The moment I met His grace
That’s when I started living 
And all that my heart can say is 
Jesus happened

What happened to you
I smile every time
I tell them it’s a miracle like water into wine
Cause everything’s new oh
The old is dead and gone
Redemption is my story
Resurrection is my song

Jesus happened 
In a blink of an eye
Every part of my life was changed
Jesus happened
Like a thief in the night
He started taking the lies away 
And all my sin was forgiven
The moment I met His grace
That’s when I started living 
And all that my heart can say is 
Jesus happened
Oh 

The grave gave way 
To life everlasting
I’m found
I’m free
Raised up from the ashes

Jesus happened 
In a blink of an eye
Every part of my life was changed
Jesus happened
Like a thief in the night
He started taking the lies away 
And all my sin was forgiven
The moment I met His grace
That’s when I started living 
And all that my heart can say is 
Jesus happened
Jesus happened
And all that my heart can say is
Jesus happened

#BaylorWilson #JesusHappened


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1PkxWWhhtMKVkyWAwNNx6v

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fybfvk_iobc

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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