
In this episode, Paul Gibbs explores the legacy of 'Amazing Grace' and the etymology of 'OK' while featuring various musical performances.
JMH: 10 Million Performances, The Origin of "OK", and 10X Blessings In this episode of The Jesscott Music Hour , host Paul Gibbs mixes deep spiritual truth with a side of historical curiosity. Trivia of the Week: Amazing Numbers: We explore the legacy of "Amazing Grace," a hymn so beloved that estimates suggest it is performed over 10 million times each year! Listen for the powerful rendition by Tomb Slayer and Devin Leigh in today's set! The Etymology of "OK": Did you know the phrase "O.K." was first published on March 23, 1839, in the Boston Morning Post ? It started as a joke—a deliberate misspelling of "all correct" ( oll korrect )—and became the world's most universal term. Musical Lineup: Greaternity - God Can Change You Rustic Chill - In The Stillness Paul Decker - The Gift Jesscott Praise Band - For The Love Of God Tomb Slayer & Devin Leigh - Amazing Grace (My Soul Should Always Sing) Lauren Denise Byrd - My Strength And My Redeemer Jevon Dewand & The Trap Starz - 10X My Blessings (ft. Jazze Pha, Blanco Brown, Isaac Carree, Gasz Money) Paul Gibbs - Alleluia Joe Bigalke & Brooke Elizabeth - No Matter Where You Are College Street Worship - Heaven In My Heart…
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