Don Moen’s "Worship and Revival Concert Tour" in Iloilo

Known for his many inspirational songs such as "God Will Make A Way," "Give Thanks," "God is Good All the Time" and "Thank You Lord," Don Moen is a famous songwriter and performer who gained success with his praise & worship songs.

I have known him since I was in gradeschool and that's before the Hillsong generation. I was so excited when I heard the news that Don Moen will be having a concert here in Iloilo for at last I will be able to see him personally and hear his songs live. It will be once in a lifetime experience for me.

A week before the concert, I decided to dumped my idea of buying a ticket for the concert due to lack of money. But where God guides, He provides so I was able to acquire a ticket courtesy of John.

And so, last April 10 at 7:00 pm I was at Don Moen’s "Worship and Revival Concert Tour". I had a great time. It was a spirit-filled evening of praise and worship as God's believers unite in prayer for God’s grace and spiritual revival. It was comforting to know that no matter who you are and what you have done, God is always there for you and me because He never slumbers and He never sleeps.

Here are some of the songs that Don Moen sung that night:

My favorite was his version of Hillsong's Still. I hope I could go to Hillsong's concert in Manila this May 26.

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