The Gospel Jubilee - Easter Celebration

March 30, 2026·1 hr 29 min·5 clips

Chip and Denny open Easter with Legacy 5's 'Consider the Cross,' arguing Jesus is the only risen God you'd ask for directions.

The episode is an Easter celebration focused on the themes of the cross, blood, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hosts Chip Haley and Denny Huff introduce the show as featuring the best in Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music. They begin with Legacy 5's 'Consider the Cross,' discussing the resurrection's centrality to Christian faith. The hosts share an analogy about asking directions from a living versus dead person to highlight Jesus as the only risen God. They play Scotty Inman and Jason Crabb's 'Man on the Middle Cross,' which contrasts human sin with Jesus' sacrifice. Other songs include Loren Talley's 'When I Survey the Wondrous Cross' and Canton Junction's 'When He Was on the Cross, I Was on His Mind.' A mystery artist segment features the Lore Family singing 'The Cross is Still Empty,' with Chip successfully guessing the artist. Greater View's 'Only Through the Blood' uses Passover imagery to emphasize blood atonement. The Inspirations' 'Under the Blood' depicts a personal spiritual battle. Later songs shift to the resurrection, including the Rick Webb Family's 'He is Risen' and the Sold Out Quartet's 'He Came Out of the Grave.' The Down East Boys' 'The First Day For Me' narrates the three days from crucifixion to resurrection. The episode concludes with Gordon Mote's 'Rise Again' and a closing prayer from the hosts.

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A Southern gospel Easter program that keeps the cross, blood, and resurrection at the center.

The Gospel Jubilee's Easter Celebration presents Easter as both a worship service and a Southern gospel program, beginning with Legacy 5's "Consider the Cross" and keeping the cross, the blood, and the resurrection in clear focus.

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You want Easter gospel that begins with Legacy 5's "Consider the Cross" and closes with a prayer that the music or words encouraged you.

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