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Too many people have had to endure the incredibly faith-shaking emotions from a life-threatening diagnosis or injury.  For songwriter and singer Ken Gober, music powered by the word of God is a weapon to fight with and bring peace to emotionally charged situations.  His new single, “Either Way” is a wonderfully written and emphatic glimpse into the very heart of these emotions.

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This week’s Artist of the Week is Ken Gober! @kengobermusic is a singer-songwriter in the contemporary Christian and Gospel genres. Ken has been in the music industry for more than a decade, working his way from Northwest Indiana and the Chicago stages; to the Atlanta music scene in the 90’s; and finally around the world touring with the international show band called Exotique.

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Proverbs 22:6 (NLT) sums up gospel singer-songwriter Ken Gober’s life’s journey: “Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it.”

The Gary, Indiana native grew up in a strong Christian home. But, like the prodigal son, that way of life wasn’t enough in his early years. And, like the prodigal son, at the age of 23, Ken hit rock bottom being addicted to drugs and alcohol. But, his journey back God started after he admitted himself into a rehab center for a month.

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NASHVILLE, TN, USA, March 5, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Contemporary Christian singer-songwriter Ken Gober has released his new single, “I Will Heal” – a song of hope and restoration for a world that needs encouragement now more than ever. The new single from his forthcoming EP is available today from 4LifeMusick Entertainment wherever digital music is sold.

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Gober is known for making music that is soulful, warm, and powerful, with a sound that reflects the grit and heart of struggle and a melody filled with inspiration and hope. Born and raised in Gary, Indiana, just outside Chicago, Gober is the son of a well-known local gospel artist who exposed him to the thriving Midwest music scene that was a focal point for gospel, soul, and blues..

But at just 23, his life took a dark and dangerous turn as he found himself addicted to drugs and alcohol. The turning point came when he checked himself into a 28-day rehabilitation program which allowed God to stir his spirit.

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