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Love Desrosiers - Love of Christ (CCM)



Love Desrosiers - Love of Christ
Love Desrosiers has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called 'Love of Christ'.

Love shared her story with us, a story of overcoming depression. We are honored to share an abbreviated version of Love's story with you today: 

'Throughout my life, I felt isolated from everyone because I was quiet and I didn't enjoy partying as all the other kids did. I never really understood it because I was always a 'church girl'.

In 2016, my mom fell ill and I watched her get worse as the months went by. I used to ask God, why would He allow her to get like this when we go to church and always pray. By God's grace my 'why' turned into thank you because although my mom was still ill, I praised God that she is still alive and functioning.

In 2018-2020, I was hit with a very deep depression, where I felt everyone and everything was against me. The song of my mere voice would have me in tears because although I loved to sing, I had animosity towards my voice. Through it all, the only place I found true comfort was in Jesus Christ. I recently released a YouTube video explaining 'How I overcame my past'.

'Love of Christ' is the first original that I recorded and although it wasn't my debut single, I officially released it in July. After witnessing my mom go through what she went through and how persistent she was, it pushed me to draw closer to God. All of the songs on my debut album 'Love Unfailing' are written based on what I was feeling at those times and what God was to me.'

Lyrics


https://genius.com/Love-desrosiers-love-of-christ-lyrics

About Love Desrosiers:
Love Desrosiers, 22 years old, had rarely tapped into the creative side of music. Her self-doubts had led her to dismiss her talent for a while. Love's soulful vocals serve as a vessel to share God's unfailing and wholesome love with anyone in need. The gospel singer released her debut single in her native language featuring her father on May 21, 2022.


You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6kwFyYdCFNq95dh8lAYl6t

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfYJn-yp5sU

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

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