The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: I'm Amazed Live

With almost 300 members, The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir displays the amazing power of a loving God at work in people's lives. This video shines with a seamless yet multi-faceted collection of worshipful anthems combined with living testimonies of church and choir members who were once addicted to drugs, homeless, full of despair and without hope. I'm Amazed...Live declares the greatness and glory of God and the power of the Gospel to dramatically change and redeem lives. Special guest appearances by Jason Crabb, Luther Barnes and Donnie McClurkin.

Cast

Craig Nelson

as Bass

Carol Cymbala

as Directed By [Choir Director], Executive-Producer

Michael Archibald

as Drums

Dave Cleveland

as Guitar [Guitar Overdubs]

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