Holy Ghost Fire

Some songs arrive quietly. Others crash in like a storm. “Holy Ghost Fire” was the latter — born in the still of the night when Kish Moody couldn’t sleep. Every time he tried to be still, his feet started moving on their own. Then a voice spoke:

“Get up and write this down.”

Kish obeyed, and the lyrics poured out — no music, just words burning like embers waiting for a flame.

The Birth of Heavy Gospel

Later, those words found their sound, and “Holy Ghost Fire” became what Kish calls heavy gospel — a bold fusion of spiritual intensity and rock power. Built on a driving 2/4 beat, roaring guitars, and a blazing drum solo by longtime friend Michael “Smitty” Smith, the track delivers a worship experience that shakes the ground.

The Message Behind the Music

The lyrics speak of urgency, freedom, and the uncontainable presence of God:

“I’ve got this fire burning out of control,
That Holy Ghost flame deep down in my soul.
Let the melody and words set the prodigal free,
And the songs of Your name make the blind man see.”

This isn’t just a song — it’s revival in motion, a sound that testifies to healing, deliverance, and the unstoppable flame of the Holy Spirit.

Why It Ignites Holy Rock Revival

“Holy Ghost Fire” is more than a track on the album — it’s the spark that lights the whole thing up. Raw, alive, and unapologetically powerful, it stands as a declaration that the Spirit is still moving, and when He does, nothing can stay the same.