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Pour Out Your Spirit
07:34
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2. |
This Promise
04:45
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3. |
A New Song
04:16
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4. |
The Highest (2004)
03:50
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5. |
Worthy (Spontaneous)
07:22
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Abide (2004)
09:07
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Capture Me (2004)
07:14
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Communion
07:33
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Angels Circle
04:05
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Heaven's Song
05:29
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Great is the Lord
05:21
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Radiant Worship Kansas City, Missouri
Radiant Worship traveled extensively for over a decade helping others encounter the Presence of God through passionate, God-focused worship music. Richy Clark continues to write music. You can learn more at www.richyclark.com
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