PlayWALK THE ROAD WITH YOU

by Paul Zarvis from the AC Thundertones

This is the second entry from my Christian Contemporary music. I have tentatively named the band Chenaniah from (1 Chronicles chap 15)for all my Christian music. I hope you enjoy this song. It's about whether or not we'd recognize Jesus if He were to show up as He did to the two men on the Emmaus road.

Uploaded: February 6, 2008

Duration: 5m 46s

Comments for WALK THE ROAD WITH YOU

Hi Paul... This song has been on my playlist for a number of years now. I think I must need to examine the sincerity of my faith evry so often. as I keep coming back for another listen. I hope that your Chenaniah
has continued to be nourished and blessed. Got any more soulcandy for me???
Yours In Christ
Chuck Sweitzer

by Chuck Sweitzer on August 23, 2014 at 2:20 PM EDT

Great song and performance!!

by CLERGY on May 3, 2009 at 6:13 AM EDT

This song is all about the wonder of realy knowing who Jesus is. It was at that time in my life when I just HAD to find something or Someone to make life worth it and then...Jesus show up and says (not in an audible voice) Follow Me...I'll show you the way
Much blessings and the love of Christ to all of you
Pauliefingers

by The AC Thundertones on January 13, 2009 at 10:42 AM EDT

Paul, I love this song, I guess the piano player in me is automatically drawn to it. Love the lyrical content and chord progression - simple yet powerful. Very heart felt and passionate vocals. God Bless, Rickey

by Rickey Wright on January 5, 2009 at 3:32 PM EDT

I have listened to many a songs and this song has the holy spirit all over it bro. .Keep hooking up with the spirit because through you miracles shall come to pass.

by Michael Di Rienzo on January 4, 2009 at 10:44 PM EDT

Heart and Soul is often referred to as a style. This, however, is the genuine article. The music, the voice and the lyrics, all. When my spirit rises with a song to make it a prayer, my prayer, I know that I have been with the Lord (and that He has met with me). This is the true blessing of song. Thank you.

by Steven Haner on January 4, 2009 at 9:55 PM EDT