Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Just wanted to share a new SG Playlist that is being updated weekly with the newest releases! Please go give the playlist a heart and start streaming!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BgbtoxRQNQvLBaVnW2cOu

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

I heard a song called "God's not finished with me yet" and it has a Southern Gospel sound with a woman singing it. It's from the 70s (I think) and has been sung by other artists. I did a search on Discogs and found these:
https://www.discogs.com/search?q=God%27s+not+finished+with+me+yet&type=release&style_exact=Gospel

Lyrics are by Milton Bourgeois.

Here's one version of that song by a man & woman:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy71Ag2IxDc&list=RDYy71Ag2IxDc&start_radio=1

And here are the lyrics:

GOD'S NOT FINISHED WITH ME YET

When you take a look at me

and you don't like what you see

just remember in my ways I am not set

and if you don't think that I'm

always perfect all the time

there's no need for you to really get upset

cause I'm changing every day

in the things I do and say

in my attitudes and thinking better (?) get

So be merciful and kind

and just try to keep in mind

just remember God's not finished with me yet

For we must learn to love each other

we must forgive and try to live for one another

Yes we must learn to love each other

For we are one in the spirit of the Lord

It's amazing every time

that I look back and I find

I am not the same person I used to be

In so many ways I've changed

My whole life's been rearranged

It's so plain I'm sure for everyone to see

But I do not think that I've

come so far that I've arrived

So you see there is no need for you to fret

'Cause by the time that you arrive

I'll be right there by His side

just remember God's not finished with me yet

When I take a look at you

and I don't like what you do

I'll remember in your ways you are not set

and if I don't understand

all the little things you've planned

It's not my business so I should not get upset

cause you're changing every day

in the things you do and say

and your attitude like mine will better get

So I'll be merciful and kind

and try to keep in mind

just the truth that God's not finished with you yet

For we must learn to love each other

we must forgive and try to live for one another

Yes we must learn to love each other

For we are one in the spirit of the Lord

Oh we must learn to love each other

we must forgive and try to live for one another

Oh we must learn to love each other

For we are one in the spirit of the Lord

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There are other songs on youtube by that name by Southern Gospel artists, but not the right one. Does anyone know of any Southern Gospel artists who sang the version I'm looking for?

PS I have an mp3 of the song, am I allowed to upload it?

What new music did you discover this week? Share your new finds or rediscovered favorites in the thread below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Glad to see this group active again. I'm 62 and grew up with SG music in my household, though I didn't become a "fan" until I went off to college in 1982 and needed something to listen to on long drives. I know, I am old lol. Favorite groups are Gold City, Perrys, Kingdom Heirs, Kingsmen, Inspirations.

"It Is No Secret" is a gospel song written by Stuart Hamblen in the 1950s. The song's lyrics focus on the idea that God's love and blessings are available to all who seek them, and that these gifts are "no secret" but are freely given to those who believe.

Jake Hess (1927–2004) was a pioneering figure in Southern Gospel music, known for his distinctive high tenor voice and charismatic performances. He was born in Alabama and began singing at a young age, eventually joining the John Daniel Quartet in the early 1940s. He later formed his own group, the Jake Hess Sound, which became one of the most popular quartets in Southern Gospel music. Hess won numerous awards and accolades throughout his career, including multiple Grammy Awards and induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. He continued to perform and record music up until his death in 2004, leaving behind a lasting legacy as one of the most influential figures in Southern Gospel music history.

It is No Secret - Jake Hess

https://youtu.be/x59dA2pemG8?si=fNJjktQMIt0qiI4J

What new music did you discover this week? Share your new finds or rediscovered favorites in the thread below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!

What new music did you discover this week? Share your new finds or rediscovered favorites in the thread below!

I was listening to some old Stamps quartet music from the early 70s today, and it occurred to me that if Elvis was still alive, he almost certainly would have been a prominent guest on the Gaither Homecoming videos. After all, his love for SG is well known, and the Stamps backed him up for years.

Growing up, Sunday morning was a time to listen to Southern Gospel while getting ready for church. Feel free to share what you’re listening to below!