Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Toby Macintosh, Gift Offor and Jeff Pardo each won two honors.
Brandon Lake was the top champ at the 54th yearly GMA Pigeon Grants, which circulated Friday (Oct. 20) on TBN and The TBN Application and was additionally simulcast on SiriusXM The Message. The show, facilitated by Tauren Wells, was taped on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Allen Field on the Lipscomb College grounds in Nashville.
Lake won four honors: craftsman of the year, musician of the year – craftsman, love recorded melody of the year and rap/hip jump recorded tune of the year. “I’m so thankful to be a piece of this local area,” Lake said in tolerating craftsman of the year. Lake is the main male independent craftsman to win in that top class since Zach Williams a long time back. This is the second time in three years that Lake has been delegated lyricist of the year – craftsman.
Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Toby Macintosh, Gift Offor and Jeff Pardo each won two honors.
Cobbs Leonard won gospel love collection of the year for Psalms (Live) and conventional gospel recorded tune of the year for “It Is Well.” “This collection is a legitimately big deal to me since I’m a PK [pastor’s kid]; I’m a congregation young lady,” she said. “One of the manners in which I learned sacred writing was through tune.”
TobyMac won pop/contemporary collection of the year for the third time with Eternal life. He previously won in the classification in 2013 with Eye on It (a No. 1 collection on the Board 200) and again in 2016 with This Isn’t a Test.
TobyMac’s acknowledgment discourse comprised one of the show’s most personal minutes. “I made this record to pay tribute to my child Truett, my firstborn who we lost,” he said. ” … I made these melodies in the hardest, coldest of valleys we actually don’t have the foggiest idea why God would request this from us, however now and again we don’t get to pose those inquiries. He didn’t guarantee us that we wouldn’t confront hard things, that we wouldn’t confront misfortune. He guaranteed He could never leave us or neglect us. Assuming you get some margin to search in the hardest most profound valleys, the coldest spots in this world, in the event that you require some investment to look, He is there. He is consistent with His promise that He won’t leave us. I have encountered that.”
TobyMac and Gift Offor shared the honor for short-structure music video of the year (execution) for “The Integrity.” Gift Offor, a Nigerian-conceived American vocalist/lyricist, won a subsequent honor, pop/contemporary recorded melody of the year for “More splendid Days.”
Pardo won maker of the year for the second year straight and furthermore won musician of the year, non-craftsman, finishing a four-year lock on that honor by Jason Ingram.
Ingram did, nonetheless, win melody of the year for “Decency of God,” which he co-composed with Ben Handling, Ed Money, Jenn Johnson and Brian Johnson. This denotes the third sequential year that the triumphant tune in that class has been crafted by at least four lyricists, which exhibits that songwriting by cooperatives of musicians is a pattern in strict music similarly for what it’s worth in mainstream music.
Rise Love won love collection of the year for the second time in three years with LION: Live From the Space. The band won quite a while back for Old Church Cellar, a collab with Nonconformist City Music.
New craftsman of the year went to Katy Nichole, who was the current year’s most-selected lady with four gestures.
Arranger, recording craftsman and ensemble chief Dr. Bobby Jones got the Jackie Patillo Authority Grant. Jones has been an apparatus in the gospel music industry beginning around 1976 and was enlisted into the Gospel Music Corridor of Popularity in 2008.
Wells mixed the crowd with a lengthy discourse featuring the ongoing struggle in Israel saying, “We stand with individuals of God and as sacred writing trains us, we appeal to God for harmony in Jerusalem.”
Visitor entertainers included Jordin Sparkles singing “Love Me As am I” with for Ruler + COUNTRY; Minister Mike Jr. bringing out Ricky Dillard for “Unthinkable”; and Wells collaborating with Davies on “Take Everything Back.” Take 6 joined in execution with Ernie Haase and Mark Sound. A section featuring the effect of hip jump – something we’ve seen at many entertainment pageants this year, in the midst of the class’ 50th commemoration – highlighted Hulvey, Social Club Rebel, Corn meal and TobyMac. The last two demonstrations returned the crowd to 2002 for Corn meal’ hit “Ooh Aah,” which highlighted TobyMac.
The 54th Yearly GMA Pigeon Grants were created by the Gospel Music Affiliation. Jackie Patillo and Justin Fratt filled in as showrunners and chief makers, close by Curtis Stoneberger and Paul Wright as makers. Russell E. Corridor returned as chief, Michael Nolan as scriptwriter, Scott Moore and Go Live Creations as creation supervisor.
A reprise execution will air on TBN and The TBN Application on Friday, Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. what’s more, 10 p.m. ET. To watch the show on request, go to The TBN Application.
Here is a fractional rundown of champs. For a total rundown of champs in all classifications, visit doveawards.com.
Craftsman of the year
Champ: Brandon Lake
CeCe Winans
for Lord + COUNTRY
Lauren Daigle
Phil Wickham
New craftsman of the year
Ben Fuller
Hulvey
Jon Reddick
Victor: Katy Nichole
Naomi Raine
Tune of the year
“Fabricate A Boat,” journalists: Colton Dixon, Seth Mosley, Johan Lindbrandt, Sandro
Cavazza, Mikey Gormley
“Dread Isn’t My Future,” essayists: Kirk Franklin, Brandon Lake, Jonathan Jay,
Hannah Shackleford, Nicole Hannel
“God Truly Loves Us,” essayists: David Crowder, Ben Glover, Jeff Sojka, Dante
Bowe
Victor: “Decency of God,” journalists: Ben Handling, Ed Money, Jason Ingram, Jenn
Johnson, Brian Johnson
“Appreciation,” journalists: Brandon Lake, Ben Hastings, Dante Bowe
“In Jesus Name (Lord of Potential),” scholars: Ethan Hulse, Katy Nichole, David
Andrew Spencer, Jeff Pardo
“Love Me As am I,” journalists: Joel Smallbone, Luke Smallbone, Michael
Pollack, Josh Kerr
“Impeccably Adored,” essayists: Rachael Lampa, Andrew Ripp,
Ethan Hulse
“Same God,” essayists: Brandon Lake, Steven Furtick, Chris Brown, Pat Barrett
“Then, at that point, Christ Came,” essayists: Bart Millard, Phil Wickham, Jason Ingram, David
Leonard
Musician of the year – craftsman
Victor: Brandon Lake
Chris Brown
Dante Bowe
Kirk Franklin
Phil Wickham
Musician of the year – non-craftsman
Ben Glover
Ethan Hulse
Jason Ingram
Victor: Jeff Pardo
Jonathan Jay
Maker of the year
Victor: Jeff Pardo
Kenneth Leonard
Samuel Debris
Wayne Haun
Ben Glover and Jeff Sojka
Pop/contemporary recorded tune of the year
Victor: “More splendid Days” – Gift Offor
“I’m So Honored (Greatest Day Remix)” – CAIN
“Love Me As am I” – for Ruler + Nation ft. Jordin Sparkles
“God Is in This Story” – Katy Nichole ft. Large Daddy Weave
“Express gratitude toward God I Do” – Lauren Daigle
Love recorded melody of the year
Champ: “Appreciation (Radio Rendition)” – Brandon Lake
“Honey in the Stone” – Brooke Ligertwood, Brandon Lake
“Sacred Until the end of time” – Chris Tomlin
“Dread Isn’t My Future (Radio Form)” – Nonconformist City Music ft. Brandon
Lake, Chandler Moore
“This Is Our God” – Phil Wickham
Twang/country/roots recorded melody of the year
“Jordan” – Darin and Brooke Aldridge, ft. Ricky Skaggs, Mo Pitney, Imprint Fain
Champ: “Great Morning Kindness” – Jason Crabb, Dylan Scott
“Inimitable” – Tiffany Coburn, ft. Mark of Elegance
“Method of the Three-fold God (Glory be Rendition)” – Tyler Childers
“Jesus’ Shortcoming” – Zach Williams, ft. Walker Hayes
Spanish language recorded melody of the year
“Guarda Tu Corazón” – Alex Zurdo
“So Great (Cuán Bueno)” – DOE, ft. Lilly Goodman
“Nubes” – Indiomar, ft. Blanca
Champ: “Coritos (En Vivo)” – Miel San Marcos, Daniel Calveti, Marcos Witt, Ingrid
Rosario
“Suelto” – Sarai Rivera
Gospel love recorded melody of the year
“One Name (Jesus) [Live]” – Naomi Raine
Champ: “Inconceivable” – Minister Mike Jr., ft. Jame Fortune
“I Actually Have You” – Smokie Norful
“The Occasion (Live)” – Tasha Cobbs Leonard
“You’ve Really taken care of Me” – Zacardi Cortez
Contemporary gospel recorded tune of the year
“New Day” – Blanca, ft. Jekalyn Carr
Victor: “Your Reality” – Jonathan McReynolds
“Supernatural occurrences” – Kierra Sheard, ft. Minister Mike Jr.
“Favor Me” – Nonconformist City Music, Kirk Franklin
“Get Up” – Tye Tribbett
Pop/contemporary collection of the year
My Clan – Gift Offor
Jesus Completely changed me – Katy Nichole
Continuously Just Jesus – MercyMe
Victor: Eternal life – TobyMac
100 Thruways – Zach Williams
Love collection of the year
Come Up Here – Bethel Music
Legitimate Contribution (Live) – CAIN
God Is Great! (Live) – Cody Carnes
Champ: LION: Live From the Space – Rise Love
Sheep of God – Matt Redman
Southern gospel collection of the year
Contemplate There – More prominent Vision
Enter – Watchmen Group of four
John 3:16 – Perrys
Victor: Accept – The Containers
Songs and Love – Victorious Group of four
Contemporary gospel collection of the year
My Reality – Jonathan McReynolds
Victor: Realm Book One (Choice) – Dissident City Music, Kirk Franklin
Incomprehensible – Minister Mike Jr.
Overcomer (Select) – Tamela Mann
Everything New – Tye Tribbett
Rap/hip jump collection of the year
Victor: Church Garments 4 – Lecrae
Sunday in Lagos – Limoblaze
Everybody Loves a Rebound Story – Social Club Nonconformists
Tree – Steven Malcolm
NEW HOLLYWOOD – WHATUPRG
Gospel Love Collection of the Year
Tent Recovery – Forward City/Travis Greene
Closer Than You Naturally suspect – Jonathan Traylor
Experience – Todd Galberth
Engrave – Zacardi Cortez?
Victor: Psalms (Live) – Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Include film of the year
Large George Foreman
Family Camp
I Heard the Ringers
Victor: Jesus Upheaval (Chiefs) Jon Erwin, Brent McCorkle, (Makers) Kevin Downes, Andrew Erwin, Daryl Lefever, Josh Walsh
Recollect Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story
