
Noah McDonald (left), and Brooks Jackson (right), have written a very touching song about Barabbas who was released instead of Jesus. Barabbas should have been on the cross, but Jesus took his place. Their friend Tate Gooch also collaborated on this work.
The song reminds us of how we share in the guilt of Barabbas as Jesus took our place on the cross as well.
Noah McDonald is 19 soon to be 20 in a few days with Brooks Jackson at 19 years old. They are Sophomores at Freed- Hardeman University in Henderson TN.
Both young men graduated from Rogers High School in Florence AL together, attend the Stantonville church of Christ, and this past Summer they did mission work in Thailand.
Rogers High School is the place they started writing songs. Other spiritual songs are in the works according to Brooks!
The group singing was composed of Noah, some of Brook Jackson’s family, and a friend Blake Kelly. Someone they knew who had editing equipment helped with the final touches before loading on to the YouTube link below. Sheet music and power point are also available on the link.
Here is Brooks message upon the YouTube release of the song-
“Hey everybody! This is a devotional song that my friend Noah McDonald and I wrote called ‘Song of Barabbas’. We wrote this song based off of a video on YouTube called “Jesus Loves Barabbas” by Judah Smith. I encourage you to go watch that video before you listen to the song. Anyways, Noah and I are excited that we finally released the song on YouTube, so go ahead and give it a listen! Hope you enjoy! – Brooks Jackson
What a great encouragement it is to see our young people active and using their talents to serve the Lord.
Jamie Suiter, – UC
















