Worship the Lord in Song: Josh Groban, “My Confession”

I believe it’s appropriate for my first blog post to be a confession. 

Check out Josh Groban’s performance of the classic song, “My Confession.”

Praise God for His infinite goodness, grace, and mercy through Christ Jesus the Lord!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VH6slAuq2o (apologies for the ads)




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