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Out of the Dust - Fall Back in Love (CCM)

Out of the Dust - Fall Back in Love
Out of the Dust has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Fall Back in Love.

This summer, Out of the Dust has been on a national tour sharing their redemption marriage story at conferences and churches. "Fall Back in Love" was written to help couples who are having a hard time finding a fresh start in their marriages. 

Chris + Steph share: "relationships are hard. We get that more than most (just look up our divorce/remarriage story and you’ll see what we mean 😆). So we wanted to write about the struggles that real couples face. The recognition that things aren’t so great. The longing to get back to where you were before. 
Believing that it’s worth the work.
And friends, it’s worth the work. We’ve been there. We have seen what can happen when 2 broken people choose each other every single day, flaws and all. 
We’ve seen God revive our dead marriage. 
We pray this song will be an encouragement for you on your journey, whether you’re a newlywed, you’ve been married for decades, or are hoping to be married someday. Go stream “Fall Back in Love” anywhere you like to listen to music ✌️"


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1smBVdtxGxsNHA2UxW2cQT

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

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