With a mutual love for Christ and a shared love for music, Praise in Him Ministries is made up of singers and musicians whose primary goal is to inspire, empower, and uplift others through Christian worship music; to touch their souls; and to provide audiences the world over with an emotional listening experience that will heal and educate them. Under the stewardship of producer Tim Glover, PIHM is today’s disciples of Christ, winning Him new souls through powerful worship songs, unstoppable testimonies, and victories.
Their latest jam, “Impossible” was written as a fulfilling testimony to inspire people who feel they are too far gone or broken to be redeemed. With God, everything is possible. He will meet you where you are, regardless of the challenges or darkness you may be facing. He is an all-powerful God, and that is truly comforting.
Through the ear-gracing instrumentation that is soulful, catchy, and deeply resonates with the listener, backed by the rich, immensely expressive, and powerful lead vocals by Daniel Johnson II, “Impossible” also serves as an encouragement for those who know God to stand firm in the faith no matter what the world may throw at them.
A tune brimming with such heartfelt devotion, a positive inspirational message, and a memorable chorus to remind you that nothing is “Impossible” to God because He makes the impossible possible, this song has to find its way into your playlist because you deserve such a song every day you draw breath.
Tim Glover’s production skill and panache are a seamless fit with the impassioned vocals. The meticulous attention to detail and the accomplished songwriting to deliver such a universal message are why this song deserves widespread critical acclaim.
Already streaming on all popular platforms globally, it’s a must-add to your favorite playlist!
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