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Moses Bliss Gives Thanks on New Spotlite Nation Single “Good God”

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October 29, 2026

Moses Bliss has made thanksgiving the headline. The Nigerian gospel singer and worship minister released “Good God,” a praise-centred single through Spotlite Nation on September 25, 2026, directing his writing toward God’s goodness, love and faithfulness — and keeping the message squarely suited to communal praise.

The song’s declaration is as simple as its title. “Every day of my life, I will sing Your praise, and proclaim Your great name,” Bliss sings, turning personal gratitude into a refrain a whole congregation can carry. The arrangement opens with a lively praise approach before gradually settling into a more sustained worship section, an extended structure that lets the record move from celebration into deeper worship without rushing the transition.

“Good God” follows June’s “Your Love (Acoustic)” with Chandler Moore, Bliss’s previous release as a lead artist, and it quickly found its audience. The record earned early placement on prominent gospel playlists from Spotify and Audiomack, and on the BGospel Top 50 Gospel Anglophone chart for week 40 of 2026, the song climbed from No. 36 to No. 16 in its second chart week, pulling 250,260 weekly views — the second-largest gain on the chart that week.

That momentum fits the catalogue Bliss has been building, from “Too Faithful” to “You Are Great,” songs written to live as comfortably in church gatherings as they do in personal listening. “Good God” belongs in that same space: accessible, upbeat, and anchored in gratitude through every season.

“Good God” is available now on all major digital streaming platforms, with the official video on Moses Bliss’s YouTube channel.

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Min. Adeoluwa Teams With Evangelist Ojo Ade for Yoruba Praise Single “Ore Jésù Se”

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October 29, 2026

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UK-based gospel artist and Scripture-singing minister Min. Adeoluwa has released a new single, “Ore Jésù Se (What Jesus Has Done),” featuring legendary Nigerian gospel minister Evangelist Ojo Ade.

The Yoruba praise song is a heartfelt expression of gratitude, celebrating God’s goodness, mercy and faithfulness. Rather than looking ahead to what God might do next, the song turns believers’ attention backwards — to answered prayers, daily mercies and the many ways Jesus has already shown His love — and answers that remembering with joyful praise.

Reflecting on the message behind the song, Min. Adeoluwa said: “If I begin to count all that God has done for me, where would I even start? His goodness is beyond what words can express, and His faithfulness is something I will never take for granted.”

The collaboration is a meeting of generations. Evangelist Ojo Ade is one of the revered voices of Yoruba gospel music, and his presence alongside one of the UK’s emerging Scripture-singing ministers gives the record both heritage and fresh energy. The single also sits within a bigger body of work: “Ore Jésù Se” appears on Min. Adeoluwa’s five-track project “The Names of God” EP, alongside songs including “Alpha and Omega” featuring Brenique Adams, “Glorious God,” “4th Man in the Fire” featuring Ms Debola, and “Adonai.” The single arrives with an official music video and is available now on digital streaming platforms.

For UK audiences, the release is a reminder of how deeply Yoruba gospel has taken root in Britain’s churches: a younger minister known for singing Scripture, standing shoulder to shoulder with one of the tradition’s legendary voices, counting what Jesus has done. “Ore Jésù Se” does not ask listeners to wait for a testimony. It insists the testimony has already happened, and that gratitude is the only right response.