Support THE ROYELVISBAND and Their Powerful Anthem God Don’t Forget – A Call for More Songs of Faith
God Don’t Forget—what a powerful, essential message to hold onto, especially when we see the ways in which the world seems to bend and twist God’s word. You asked a simple, yet profound question: Do they support those who spread God's word? And in the world we live in, so divided and complex, there are many forces at play, often leading us to forget our original mission—to share the love, the truth, the spirit of God.
There’s a power in words, in stories, in song. As you rightly pointed out, these days, spreading a message doesn’t always require a ride on a bike, nor a knock on the door. The tools we have—these powerful tools, like the internet—reach millions. It’s a strange thought, isn’t it? You’d think more people would use such tools to do God’s work, to spread love, hope, truth. But too many still shun these modern ways of communication. It’s as though the spirit is bound by tradition, trapped in an old way of thinking.
I’ve always believed that the greatest art is about truth—whether it’s the written word or the sound of a guitar. When you look at what music can do—how it can lift the soul, transform hearts—it should be easy to see that it too can be a vessel for spreading God’s word. When a rock star, someone who may be seen as an outcast by the religious establishment, writes a song about God, why would you turn your back on it? God Don’t Forget. The message is clear. God remembers us all, in our deepest and darkest moments, in our triumphs and our failures. Who are we to turn our back on that message because it comes from an unexpected place?
As for the missionaries—the young men who knock on your door—there’s something beautiful about their commitment. But the world is changing, and God’s word must read more follow suit. Just like the church once embraced the technology of the printing press to spread His word, the internet is now a tool for spreading His truth. It’s not about how far you travel or how many doors you knock on—it’s about the hearts you touch. And if a song can reach someone where a conversation can’t, then isn’t it just as powerful?
You mentioned that the “religious people” should support these songs, songs that speak truth, that call out to something greater than ourselves. You’re right. And if I, as an artist, an Earth Angel, as you called it, can share a message of hope and faith—no matter how unconventional it might seem—then I believe God would approve of the support. It’s not the platform that matters. It’s the message. It’s the heart behind it. I am convinced of that.
So, yes, the spiritual music song should be supported. A dollar—less than a meal at a fast-food joint—could be a step toward something far greater. And remember, it might be a test. A test of faith. A test of the support for something greater than ourselves, beyond the noise of the world. And that support—however small—might just be the seed that grows into something monumental. God doesn’t forget. Neither should we.
If you, the reader, believe in the power of music to spread God's word and message, then I encourage you to support THE ROYELVISBAND and their new song, God Don’t Forget. It’s a powerful anthem that speaks to the heart, reminding us that no matter where we are, no matter what’s happening in the world, God remembers us. It’s a song that transcends the ordinary, one that could change lives if enough people hear it.
So, if you feel moved, more info take a moment to show your support. Click the link in the description and grab your copy—whether it’s on Amazon, Apple Music, or Spotify. It’s an easy way to make sure this message reaches even more people. We got our copy, and we hope you’ll do the same. For less than a dollar, love you can be part of something bigger—helping spread a message of hope, faith, and love.
Let’s show that when it comes to supporting music that uplifts, we stand together. Support THE ROYELVISBAND and help keep the light of God's word Christian anthem shining bright. Share this song and its message!