Old-Time Gospel Songs for Peace and Comfort at the Cross | 60s & 70s Style

Old-time gospel music for peace, comfort, and quiet prayer, inspired by the gentle Southern Gospel sound of the 1960s and 1970s. These original Christian songs keep the cross of Jesus Christ, His grace, and the hope of redemption at the heart of the music. For listeners who grew up with traditional church hymns and anyone who misses the warmth of old-fashioned gospel, this collection recalls small country churches, Sunday services, and gospel records playing at home. Warm piano, acoustic guitar, and close vocal harmonies accompany songs about faith, forgiveness, and the love of a Savior who never changes. Let this music accompany your morning devotions, quiet prayer, evening reflection, or a peaceful moment at home. When life feels heavy, take time to remember the message that has carried generations of believers: the grace of Jesus, the meaning of the cross, and the hope we have in Him. TRACKLIST & TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - The Cross Is Still My Song 03:55 - Jesus Made a Place for Me 06:22 - I Bring My Burden to Your Feet 09:36 - I Left My Shame at Calvary 11:59 - Mercy Gave Us One More Song 15:06 - The Hands That Bore the Nails Hold Me 18:20 - Mama Sang of Mercy First 23:27 - The Ground Is Level Where We Kneel 28:19 - My Welcome Was Won at Calvary 32:46 - A Prayer Rose from That Wooden Pew 36:28 - Hear the Redeemed Raise a Song 41:10 - The Page Daddy Always Turned To 44:47 - His Mercy Has the Final Word 48:35 - I Can Trust the Love That Stayed 52:57 - You See the Heart I Hide 58:20 - There Is Room Beside the Cross The gospel sound we miss. Faith that still comforts. Original songs inspired by a cherished musical tradition, with the cross still at their heart. What do you remember most about the gospel music you grew up with? Share your memories in the comments. Subscribe for more original old-time gospel music inspired by the sounds of the 60s and 70s. #OldTimeGospel #SouthernGospel #GospelMusic