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Gospel musician, Patience Nyarko, has lyrically demonstrated God's ability to break barriers for persons who trust and have faith in him.
She has released two new songs which simply convey the goodness of the Lord as she recounts her experiences and ordeals in life.
The songs which are titled ‘M’adansie' (My testimony) and ‘He Can Never Lie' are currently available in audios on social media.
Singing about how her testimony will be, like a story to some people, the songstress also testified to what God can do for those who believe in Him.
The songs have been described by many gospel music lovers as powerful and inspirational.
For fans of gospel music, these are songs they will love to listen to and use for their meditational and other purposes.
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