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Gospel musician Bernard Amankwah has a very compelling message for Christians.The musician, in a new video - ‘One More Step’ - encourages believers to be steadfast because “another move of God in our lives that changes our present situation.”He explained that “Joshua need to go one more round for the walls to come down. Elijah sent his servant to go look again and the rains came down.”The video for ‘One More Step’ was directed by Salimata Sadisu and shot in Spain.The song, written by Bernard Amankwah, was recorded in Title Track Studios and engineered by Zapp Mallet.Watch the video below:
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