In a worship industry that is at times saturated with predictability, Johnson Praize brings something fresh to the table with a soul-lifting single: 'You Are Not a Man.' So much more than a song, but it's a reverent wail of faith, spun together with roots-deep African tradition and the soaring energy of contemporary gospel. Johnson Praize is building a bridge between tomorrow and yesterday, between everyday human doubt and heavenly divine assurance.
With a voice of honesty and strength, Johnson delivers a decisive moment of unadulterated worship that draws listeners in. His impassioned statement, "God is not a man that He should lie," resonates with the reality of the divine consistency in a world full of the constraints and letdowns of human nature. The title alone is audacious, but the opening delivery is even more so.
Praize's voice lifts and floats like a continuously moving prayer, supported by instrumentation that seamlessly melds native Ghanaian textures with modern worship sheen. Percussion elements quietly nod to his heritage, while rich synths and melodic swells welcome the listener to a sacred sonic terrain. It's music that feels familiar and fresh, just the type that you would hope to listen to for personal devotion and corporate worship.
At its essence, "You Are Not a Man" isn't a song at all, but a declaration of absolute faith. It is intended for listeners across Africa and its diaspora, particularly those seeking hope in challenging times. Given the appropriate playlist placements and media support, this song could be an anthem of faith for an international listenership. Whether you're a worship leader, a Christian creator, or simply someone who needs reminding that God does not change, this song is for you.
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