There are people from all sorts of backgrounds who are taking the responsibility of using their platforms during such a time where faith & togetherness is the medicine that is needed to invoke change in this world. Artists like Link take it a step further, creating music that speaks to the fight for what you believe in, and having faith in the midst of it all.

His latest release, 'Ephesians 6:12' serves as his melodic interpretation of the nurturing Bible verse that lets us know the "battle" may be long and hard, but we are equipped with a supernatural strength and power that will allow us to win whatever battle we may currently be facing.
"Believe first.. you don't need to see, first".


Tune in below to Link & his powerful new release.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6czC0iHIoVZqbXVCMnYOVb?si=DuNDYPsQS1C375kq8GkLkw

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