Taylor Pride Drops His New Single "Rescue Mission"

Singer and songwriter Taylor Pride drops his new single "Rescue Mission" today. The song reflects our desperate need for rescue from sin, brokeness and the evils of this world. Nevertheless, here is the good news: Jesus is the Rescuer, and He has already sent a rescue mission for you and for me.
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Pride began his musical journey at a young age, where his mother taught him how to play piano. During his high school years, Pride started writing heartfelt songs and leading praise and worship at his local church. Once he graduated, he moved to Chicago to attend Wheaton College, where he sang alongside artists such as: Todd Dulaney and the Harlem Gospel Choir.
Nowadays, he writes worship songs that encourage us to shift our gaze from our present problems and onto timeless truths. So wherever you find yourself in this journey, consider this your invitation: to stop, and to listen. As you do so, let these songs direct your eyes to Him, nudging you towards His love-little by little, day by day.
To listen/download the song, click HERE.
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