Psalty's Songs for Li'l Praisers, Volume 1: God Loves Me So-o Much! Trailer (1994)
"God Loves Me So-o Much!"01 January 1994Music, Family24 mins
Songs for Li'l Praisers God Loves Me So-o Much! Psalty and the Kids are in the Worship Workshop meeting Psalty's new invention, The Nose-It-All! Songs List: I'm a Li'l Praiser This Little Light of Mine Give Me Oil in My Lamp God Is So Good Say To The Lord I Love You Doodle Oodle Jesus Loves Me
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