Jason Crabb Addresses the Coronavirus Fears
Last evening, Jason Crabb encouraged his followers during a Facebook Live. The two-time GRAMMY® winner went live with his family - wife Shellye and daughters Ashleigh and Emma - from his home just outside Nashville, TN to encourage viewers with scripture, inspiring words and share a song in response to the fears surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak.
With scripture, Jason reminded all of us that 'God's got you' and that He has never failed us. Then, with just the guitar and his voice trembling with emotion, Crabb sang "Through The Fire," a song that has become a staple of Crabb's and that has encouraged so many people through the years.
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