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TCC Playlist: Stand for Something by Keida

February 1, 2017 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Blaise Pascal, Dance Hall, Keida, Reggae, Stand for Something, TCC Playlist |

People today get their morality from their political party and the state. This is inadequate. We need to have our consciences formed by Christ, to be taught how to love what is good and avoid what is evil. Listen to reggae jam “Stand for Something” by Keida and more after the jump:

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TCC Playlist: Go Tell It On The Mountain by Bob Marley and the Wailers

December 25, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Bob Marley, Christmas, Christmas music, Go Tell It On The Mountain, Orthodox, Reggae, TCC Playlist |

A Rastafarian most of his life, Bob Marley was baptized into the Ethiopian Orthodox church before his death in 1981. Listen to The King of Reggae‘s take on “Go Tell It On The Mountain” after the jump:

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TCC Playlist: One Step Closer to You by Michael Franti & Spearhead

December 12, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Faith, Love, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Miracles, One Step Closer to You, Reggae, TCC Playlist |

“I believe in the miracles. I believe in the spiritual.”

For the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe we recommend the song, “One Step Closer to You.” Listen & more after the jump:

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TCC Playlist: Water by Jah Works

June 10, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Baptism, Believe, Healing, Jah Works, Love, Mercy, Reggae, Sin, TCC Playlist, Year of Mercy |

Weekend music. We recommend the baptism song “Water” off the American reggae group Jah Works’ 2016 album “Believe.” Add it to your Year of Mercy playlist. Listen here:

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TCC Playlist: Corner Stone by Bob Marley

June 8, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Playlist | Under Bob Marley, Conversion, Corner Stone, Ethiopian Orthodox, Jesus, Music, Psalms, Reggae, Scripture, TCC Playlist |

A Rastafarian most of his life, Bob Marley was baptized into the Ethiopian Orthodox church before his death in 1981. The King of Reggae, Marley often used music to praise God and advocate for peace and equality. One of our favorite tracks is “Jah is Mighty – Corner Stone” in which he sings from the Psalms. Watch the video after the jump: