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Mountain Maker - LOVINGKINDNESS (CCM)


'Mountain Maker' by LOVINGKINDNESS is a powerful CCM protest song that challenges the mainstream world narrative and calls for a return to honoring the Creator. The song is fueled by a righteous and spirit-filled passion to stand against the prevailing ideologies and elevate the truth of God.

Mountain Maker - LOVINGKINDNESSThe lyrics draw attention to the misplaced worship of earthly elements like mountains and waters while neglecting to acknowledge the Mountain Maker and the Creator. It criticizes the world's proclamation of denying the existence and significance of the Creator. However, amidst the darkness, there is one light that shines bright for those who believe, one call from the Father with the power to redeem. That light is Yeshua, whose name signifies victory and overcoming.

The song emphasizes that Yeshua, also known as Jesus, has overcome the world. It confronts the tendency to worship the heavens while forgetting the One who made them, denying the Creator but glorifying the creation. It calls for a belief in Yeshua, recognizing Him as the source of true light in the darkness.

'Mountain Maker' serves as a rallying cry for believers to hold firm to their faith and to proclaim the triumph of Yeshua over the world's ideologies. It reminds listeners that amidst the chaos and confusion of the world, there is hope and redemption through the power of Yeshua. The song encapsulates a passionate plea to reorient our worship and allegiance back to the Creator and to embrace the transformative power of Yeshua's love and salvation.


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  • https://lovingkindnessmusic.com




You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4vdRr8SRcUCmN1ETLqednO

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBod4V8d6aE

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