"Olive Branch", a Christian band consisting of post-90s girls and boys, recently released an MV of their new song "Light in Darkness."The young singers sing that the Gospel shines like light into our hearts in the dark world.
The band says, "This MV originates from human thought and consciousness toward themselves! We rejoice in the formative transformation of inner thoughts influenced by faith. Before knowing God, people live in the dark and are frustrated by their dogmatic conjecture. They stumble from birth to death, like the blind feeling around in the dark who find no direction and future! However, God illuminates what hides inside people like a beam of dazzling light, which enables them to see themselves clearly and be released while walking out of imagination..."
Translated by Karen Luo
"Olive Branch", a Christian band consisting of post-90s girls and boys, recently released an MV of their new song "Light in Darkness."The young singers sing that the Gospel shines like light into our hearts in the dark world.
The band says, "This MV originates from human thought and consciousness toward themselves! We rejoice in the formative transformation of inner thoughts influenced by faith. Before knowing God, people live in the dark and are frustrated by their dogmatic conjecture. They stumble from birth to death, like the blind feeling around in the dark who find no direction and future! However, God illuminates what hides inside people like a beam of dazzling light, which enables them to see themselves clearly and be released while walking out of imagination..."
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