When the world truly is in a world of hurt right now with new wars, natural disasters, out of control Ai, social media, and on, and on there is one thing that is steady and that’s God.
Tonight three power house Christian musicians — TobyMac, Jeremy Camp and Crowder filled a sold out stadium at the Blue Arena in Loveland, Colorado and had every concert goer on their feet praising God through their songs.
Just the fact that the snowy and icy roads cleared and everyone safely made it from town to town is a miracle.
TobyMac’s Hits Deep tour really helped renew people’s faith in God.
Jeremy Camp opened the night with his hits “Survivors” and “Dead Man Walking” and many more.
The crowd knew every word to his songs and they joyously danced along. After Jeremy finished, a Disc Jockey from TobyMac’s band got the crowd going and on their feet in between stage changes.
The DJ spun contemporary hits from the 1980s and 1990s from the Back Street Boys, Vanilla Ice, and more. Different sections of the crowd took his challenge to see who could sing louder than the other.
Crowder came out next and performed his hit song, “Grave Robber,” and a brand new song, “It Really is Amazing Grace” based on the old church hymn, “Amazing Grace.” He also played many of his other hit songs. Last year Crowder performed at the Cheyenne Civic Center, too.
TobyMac took the stage after an intermission where the non-profit organization, Food For the Hungry, was presented about that he supports. And people had an opportunity to sponsor a child in an impoverished country. And provide them with food, clean water and an education.
Next it was TobyMac’s turn to energize the stage. He performed some of his biggest hits from “Heaven on My Mind,” which he wrote after his son passed away, to “Move (Keep Walking),” “Cornerstone,” “Faithfully,” and he even played a five minute mix of some of his older hits that he said his wife challenged him to do.
His band, DiverseCity, are all incredibly talented. There is a young gal in his band who has powerhouse vocals that rivals the late Whitney Houston. She needs a tour all of her own! That girl can sing!
If you weren’t able to make it to Loveland, TobyMac said his Colorado Springs, Colorado’s show has a few seats left so check him out there today March 8, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.
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