Reuben Morgan

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Reuben Morgan (born March 24, 1973 ) is an Australian composer, musician and pastor in Hillsong Church in Sydney , Australia . Reuben Morgan and his wife Sarah have a son.

Reuben Morgan in Berlin, May 22, 2013.

In 1999 Reuben Morgan and Marty Sampson founded “United Life”. In the years that followed, songs like “Eagles Wings”, “My Redeemer Lives” and “Touching Heaven, Changing Earth” made him known beyond the borders of Australia.

In 2002, Reuben Morgan gave United Life, then renamed Hillsong United , to Joel Houston , son of Brian Houston and his wife, Bobbie, the senior pastors of Hillsong Sydney.

In 2005 he released his first solo CD with “World through your eyes” and signed a contract with “Rocketown Records”, the publisher of Michael W. Smith . In the US, four songs from his debut CD were replaced by older songs that Reuben Morgan had written while at Hillsong. This was followed by tours through the USA, Canada and Europe. Reuben Morgan had his biggest appearance in Germany on July 15, 2006 in the Berlin Olympic Stadium at Calling All Nations , where he performed in front of 22,000 visitors.

Reuben Morgan worked 15 months on his second album, which was released on October 2, 2006 in Australia under the title "Everyone".

Discography

Albums
  • 2005: World through your eyes
  • 2006: Everyone
Songs
  • God Is in the House (1996)
    • "I Give You My Heart"
  • All Things Are Possible (1997)
    • "In Your Hands"
    • "Your Love"
  • Touching Heaven Changing Earth (1998)
    • "Touching Heaven, Changing Earth"
    • "Lord Your Goodness"
    • "You Are Holy"
    • "You Gave Me Love"
  • By Your Side (1999)
    • "My Redeemer Lives"
    • "You Unfailing Love"
    • "What the Lord Has Done in Me"
    • "You Said"
    • "Eagles Wings"
    • "This Is How We Overcome"
  • Everyday (1999)
    • "On the Lord's Day"
    • "More"
    • "Heaven"
  • For This Cause (2000)
    • "One Day"
    • "Faith"
    • "You Are Near"
    • "Lifted Me High Again"
  • Best Friend (2000)
    • "Jesus Generation"
  • You Are My World (2001)
    • "Everything That Has Breath"
    • "Your Love Is Beautiful" with Raymond Badham, Steve McPherson, Nigel Hendroff
    • "God So Loved"
  • King of Majesty (2001)
    • "Most High"
    • "I Adore"
  • Blessed (2002)
    • "Blessed" with Darlene Zschech
    • "Through It All"
    • "I Adore"
    • "With You"
    • "Most High"
    • "All the Heavens"
  • To the Ends of the Earth (2002)
    • "Need You Here"
    • "Glory"
  • Hope (2003)
    • "Need You Here"
    • "Quiet"
    • "Glory"
    • "Highest"
  • More Than Life (2003)
    • "Sing (Your Love)"
    • "More Than Life"
  • For All You've Done (2004)
    • "For All You've Done"
    • "With All I Am"
    • "Sing (Your Love)"
    • "More Than Life"
    • "To You Alone"
  • World Through Your Eyes (2004)
    • "Christ Divine" with Mia Fieldes
  • God He Reigns (2005)
    • "Let Creation Sing"
    • "Emmanuel"
    • "Let Us Adore"
  • Mighty to Save (2006)
    • "You Alone Are God" with Ben Fielding
    • "At The Cross" with Darlene Zschech
    • "Mighty to Save" with Ben Fielding
  • Everyone (Album) | Everyone (2006)
    • "All for You" with Ben Fielding
  • Savior King (2007)
    • "You Are My Strength"
    • "You Saw Me" with Ben Fielding and Mia Fieldes
  • This Is Our God (2008)
    • "Stronger" with fielding
    • "Across The Earth" with Matt Crocker & Mike Gulielmucci
    • "Where We Belong" with Joel Davies
  • Faith + Hope + Love (2010)
    • "The First and the Last" with Joel Houston
    • "For your Name" with Jad Gillies and Joel Houston
    • "Yahweh"
    • "We shall see Him" ​​with Robert Fergusson
    • "You hold me now" with Matt Crocker
  • A Beautiful Exchange (2010)
    • "Open my Eyes" with Braden Lang
    • "Forever Reign" with Jason Ingram
    • "The Greatness of our God" with Stu Garrard and Jason Ingram
    • "Believe" with Darlene Zschech
    • "Thank You" with Ben Fielding
  • God is able (2011)
    • "With us" with Dylan Thomas
    • "God is able" with Ben Fielding
    • "Alive in us" with Jason Ingram
    • "Awakening" with Chris Tomlin

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