Passage - Faith Walking People 

I need more faith. It's so small.

WOW!!!!! This song carried me in the mid 80's when I was in the Army. I have been searching for this song for years!!!!!!!!!!

One of my favorite songs, definitely liking this version better than the original. So glad I found this group, don't remember them from when I was younger.

I loved this song in my early Christian walk. Little did I know that the bass pluckin was that of Louis Johnson of the "Brothers Johnson" This song worked for me because it was word Based and cool. Still relevant today! I like Amy Grant's version, who actually wrote it, but the rendition by Passage speaks not only to my Spirit but also to my chocolate flavored Soul!

I'M PLAYING IT AGAIN! This is the first (second) time I've ever heard this (version of this) song! IT'S GOOD!!!!

WHERE IN THE WORLD WAS I WHEN THEY CAME OUT?!? MY GOD THIS IS SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOOD! SMOOOOTH!!!!!

Such a beautiful song! Lord make us faith walking people!!!

This was and still is a beautiful album. I was not saved when this came out, but I remember being amazed at the lyrics. One year later I accepted Jesus into my life as my Lord and Savior.

The talent on the instruments, vocals and lyrics are a testament that you don't have to sell out to be excellent. God is the Giver of the excellent gifts. Glorify Jesus!

A great version of amys song featuring Louis Johnson (RIP) on bass from brothers Johnson band and Louis Then Wife on vocals.

This is so lovely

love both versions

An album from June 1981 , Louis Johnson (RIP 2016 ) Of The Brothers Johnson and his then wife

Fusion, Metal, Jazz, Soul, Rock, Disco, Pop, Ska, Punk, Gospel, R&B ... Ain't the christian music world colored? Yes, it definetely is !!! THANK YOU for the music !!! :)

THIS ALBUM IS CLASSIC....I LOVE IT.

neat bassline to a amy grant song

I can hear the voice of Our Father in this song; Our inter-dimensional opponent could not stop this song....

''Only what you do for Christ will last".. I was a Christian D.J. @ KCFO FM in Tulsa Ok. in the early Eighties and I played this L.P. a lot... it's the Word in the music that give's it it's timeless appeal.. The "Holy Rollers" wasn't ready for it them, but I would be happy to go back to that now,,, Christian artist aren't putting out much at all today that even sounds like Gospel..like Andrea Crouch used to say "Take me Back Lord where I first Received you"... Amen!

One of my favorite songs although I love the entire album!

Never heard this before....I'm sorry I missed it until now.

@thedocisin35 Amy Grants version was the original. She co-wrote it with Brown Bannister and recorded it on her 1979 album, "My Fathers Eyes"

This gifted group of Christian musicians were light years ahead of their time around 30 years ago (1980). This song is about that 'old', but listen how well arrangement, toned and how in sync it all is. Those days, gifted Christian musicians like these were sadly frowned upon. Now, Christian music in its abundance is heaven on earth!!!

This was such a GREAT album!!

Fire.🙏😇🔥 🔥 Amen

One of my favorites of all times. The message is so true. I love this group and album. Over 30 years old and still relevant.

Marvin Thank you for sharing, this is really good!

>In my Radio DJ Voice< Taking me back to my days rollin' down Highway 1 from San Jose to Monterey, from Seaside to Pacific Grove, up to Carmel via 17 Mile Drive listening to KSOL on the radio in that 1979 Black T-Top "Smoky & The Bandit" trans AM

I remember this album I love this group

I loved their song OPEN UP YOUR HEART I guess best of all. But right now I jut want to say HI to Mr. Johns who made a comment here. You were one of the best D.J.'s on KCFO @ Tulsa. I used to listen to you there from the Fort Smith, AR. listening area! All of you did a great job. You guys and the music had me hooked! - And thank you ChristianClassicRock for sharing this great music with us. God Bless!

My Homies

i know it's not a contest but Amy Grant's version don't have louis Johnson on bass! :)

takes me back....yes

Nice - sounds like the Italian / French, Chic inspired producers of Change...

I never knew about this Amy Grant cover.

Me again. Thought I would correct myself about the D.J. @ KCFO, I believe he went by BROTHER JOHN not Mr. John. ~ Sorry.