Kenneth has three other children from a previous marriage. But we want our story to show, that even in the last two years, God is still working on the promises that he’s given us.”Īsher is the couple’s first child. “I know even in the last two or three years, it’s been hard to walk in faith because so many people have gone through so much.
“If you have faith for something, if you’re believing for something, don’t ever give up on it,” she says. She hopes people will be encouraged by her family’s experience. “It’s literally like Asher is our blood.”ĭespite admittedly having their faith shaken while Tasha awaited the opportunity to have her first child, the Grammy winner says that in the end, her faith was strengthened. “If you desire a child, and you’ve been struggling, adoption has been beautiful for us,” Tasha says. Looking back, God really kept his promise to us.” “One of the things that I’m really happy for is that at the end of that process, our hearts were still open to God doing this, how He chose to do it. And our faith was tested,” Kenneth told PEOPLE. “We were trying to kind of figure out which ways would make it work and throughout going throughout it, all of those ways ended up not working for us. It made a huge difference after years of struggling with infertility. They were able to take Asher home soon after he was born, and they call their adoption experience a “beautiful” one. The couple’s adoption agency reportedly matched them with a mother who was a month away from giving birth. Sometimes we look at him and say, ‘This is real?'”Īsher is eight months old. So we are super excited just to watch him every day. He is more than what we could have prayed for. “So to have Asher now, and just the story behind how we got him, it is beyond what we could have imagined or expected. “After all of the disappointment, and it was many times that we tried and we were disappointed, but you have to have something internally that saying, I believe that this is what is meant for me,” she told the magazine. After years of trying and utilizing in vitro fertilization, the couple welcomed their miracle baby via adoption. During their conversation, she opened up about the journey she and Kenneth had been on to have a child, which wasn’t the easiest. It’s this kind of artistic risk-taking that proves that Cobbs Leonard, while certainly one of the most glorious voices in all of modern Christian music, is so much more than that.A post shared by Tasha Cobbs Leonard “Break Every Chain” gospel singer and her husband Kenneth Leonard recently introduced fans to their son, Asher Amaris Leonard, in an interview with PEOPLE magazine. She has even teamed up with Hillsong Worship for “Awake My Soul,” a collaborative single dropped in 2020 that finds the superstars boldly bridging the divide between gospel and praise & worship. This ability to blend unique sonic flavors pops up throughout Cobbs Leonard’s work. Pursuit., with Cobbs Leonard skillfully building her love of the Lord into a succession of large, cresting waves, one of which is “I’m Getting Ready,” a time-stopping power ballad that combines rock-inspired heaviness with a cameo from hip-hop star Nicki Minaj. It’s a concept further developed on 2017’s Heart. This is Tasha Cobbs singing 'Fill Me Up / Overflow' on 1 Mic 1 Take You'll provide the fire, I'll provide the sacrifice You'll provide the spirit, I will open up inside, yeah You'll provide the. Ap3 Songs, 13 minutes 2015 Motown Gospel. Stream songs including 'Jesus Saves (Live)', 'Fill Me Up (Live)' and more.
Pressing play is, in this sense, akin to attending church on Sunday morning. Listen to Jesus Saves (Live) - Single by Tasha Cobbs Leonard on Apple Music. While it’s anchored by a massive hit single (a radical reworking of Will Reagan and United Pursuit’s stately “Break Every Chain” that sounds capable of moving mountains), the album isn’t a collection of songs but rather a complete worship experience. Grace, her 2013 debut for Motown Gospel, is proof of this. For Cobbs Leonard-who got her start singing and leading worship at her father’s Georgia church in the early 2000s-the two are in fact inseparable missions. But she is also an adept worship leader, and it’s the two gifts combined that ultimately make her the once-in-a-generation talent she is. You provide the spirit (and I will) I will open up inside (every voice raising loud again, say, You provide the fire) You provide the fire (I will be the sacrifice) I’ll provide the sacrifice (that’s what I am, say, You provide the spirit) You provide the spirit (I will) I will open up inside (say, Fill me) Fill me up God. If Tasha Cobbs Leonard were just a powerhouse singer, then her legacy in urban contemporary gospel would be all but solidified.
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