Zach Williams Rescue Story
Zach Williams’ “Rescue Story”
Have you heard Zach Williams’ latest album, “Rescue Story”? Released just this month, the album is gaining traction and rave reviews.
“Rescue Story” garnered four out of five stars on Amazon Music and, as of this writing, Zach has over 377,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel.
That’s a lot of fans who appreciate his soulful God-given voice, and songwriting talent.
“The music is about the redemptive Love of Christ – how He alone has redeemed us and given us new life. I pray that the music ministers to your heart!!” 2 – Zach Williams on Twitter.
Zach Williams’ Rescue Story Album
In our upside down world, Zach Williams’ songs offer messages of hope.
I’ve been a fan of his since his best-selling song, “Old Church Choir” came out three years ago.
My favorite songs on “Rescue Story”?
All of the songs are really good, including the title track, but I have two favorites.
“Face to face” – I’m a big fan of southern gospel music, and this song is a great example. I’ve listened to it over and over. It moves me the same way as MercyMe’s, “I Can Only Imagine.” As Christians saved by grace, the lyrics are an encouraging reminder to us that a blessed time is coming “When we all see Jesus face to face.”
“Baptized” – This song has a special meaning for me. After our tragic family accident many years ago, I had to wear a heavy leg cast on my left leg for three months. I hated that thing even though it was helping my leg heal. During my recovery, it became a goal of mine that, once the leg cast came off, I wanted to be baptized at our church. I would walk with both legs on my own into the baptistry to make a public declaration that I was giving my life to Christ. It’s been over twenty years now, but I still remember that special Sunday.
Zach Williams On Tour
If you’d like to hear Zach Williams in concert, you can check out his tour dates here. He just might be coming to a city near you.
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1 Photo courtesy ofBy Wlgnumeedeeah – Own work, [CC BY-SA 4.0, (https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=51941881)]
2 Zach Williams quote, courtesy of zwilliamslive Twitter post. 4 October 2019. Accessed 14 October, 2019. Retrieved from https://twitter.com/zwilliamslive
