Bishop Paul S. Morton’s final solo album brings a robust uplifting energy from his sold-out live recording celebration in New Orleans last year – back home in the beloved city where he made his first recording – and grew his ministry career, which now spans 40-plus years of pastoring. Morton has also released a new video with his live performance of lead single “Watching Over Me” from the New Orleans live recording, backed by the voices of the 100-person strong Greater Change Mass Choir.

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