The Gospel Plowboys are a group of men that are dedicated to spreading the good news of Jesus Christ through song. Our attire, which consists of red ties, white shirts, and blue denim bib overalls, represent the colors of Old Glory. This dress also represents the 1930’s and 40’s. A time of depression, a time of struggle, but a time of when people drew nearer to Jesus. We must get back to honoring and serving The Lord Jesus Christ!
New Album “Still Standing” Out Now!
We are very excited to announce that our fourth album, “Still Standing,” is out now! This album contains some original tunes written by the Plowboys themselves. This is a first for the band! The album features recent singles “Dallas,” and “Don’t You Want To Go.”
The house used in this album cover, belonged to John Goodson’s Grandmother. John was The Gospel Plowboys founding banjo player. He passed away in May of 2019. The house was built in 1899, and has been vacant for many years. If it could talk, I’m sure it could tell its stories of hard times and trouble. It may look old and weathered from the many storms it’s gone through over the years, but the house Still Stands. In this life, We go through many storms of trouble and heartache, But Jesus still reigns! A line from our title track, “Although the winds of hell may blow” we are “Still Standing.” We’re Still Standing through the storms. We’re “Still Standing” for our Country, “Still Standing'” for the Flag, “Still Standing” on the word of God, and we’re “Still Standing” on the blood and the promises of Jesus Christ! We hope you’ll enjoy this album which contains original songs written and composed by The Gospel Plowboys, along with songs written by other accomplished song writers as well. It is our prayer to continue to continue in faith and uplift the name of The Lord Jesus Christ and tell of His wondrous love.
“If my people, which are called by name, shall humble themselves, pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” 2nd Chronicles 7:14
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