Christian Davis is not only a multi-talented man of God, but the hand of God is evidently working in his life. It is a rarity in any genre of musical entertainment when someone comes along with an individual talent that can captivate an audience for an entire performance. Even more of a rarity is when someone comes along with not only the God given talent, but the heart and compassion to make a difference.

At a very young age, Christian and those close to him knew there was a special calling on his life. Christian began to sing at age 3 and throughout his childhood he learned to play various instruments. As Christian grew older and made a commitment to use his talents for the purpose which they were given, God placed a unique smooth bass vocal on him that usually takes many years of seasoning.

During his musical career, Christian began singing professionally in 1998, as bass vocalist with The Sounds of Liberty, while attending Liberty University, traveling to many churches and venues around the country. Later that year Dr. Jerry Falwell, with Christians’ persuasion, formed the Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet, which Christian began as the original bass singer. He has since sung with other quartets such as the Old Friends Quartet (while George Younce was ill), Christian Brothers Quartet, and Mercy’s Mark. He currently reformed The Christian Brothers for specific dates and venues. In addition to his music career, Christian served as the Assistant Director of Recruiting for Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas in 2006.

Christian has witnessed countless souls come to know Jesus as their Savior and has seen hearts and lives changed by the power of God. He believes the most important thing he can do is reach souls and touch the hearts and lives of people through the instrument He gave him, his voice. Along his journey, Christian has suffered personal hardships and as a result, God has given him a special heart for people who are hurting and trying to fill the emptiness in their own lives.

After much prayer and direction from the Lord, Christian has now begun a new chapter in his life on a more personal level… solo ministry. As much as Christian enjoys singing full time in a quartet, he believes God has great things in store for this ministry which will allow him to spend more quality time at home with his wife Sophia, and their children Shelby, Richard, and new baby girl Anneliese.

Christian is excited to sing and share his testimony wherever God opens the door, to be ready in and out of season, being about the Fathers Business!

Discography

• The Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet – The Lamb Is King
• The Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet – The Return
• Greater Vision – Quartets
• Daywind – All Star Quartets
• Daywind – All Star Quartets Hymns
• Daywind – Southern Gospel Acappella
• Daywind – Torch “A Live Celebration of Southern Gospel’s Next Generation”
• Bill Gaither’s Old Friends Quartet – Feelin’ Fine
• Dominic Chianese(the Godfather on “The Soprano’s”) – Hits
• Christian Brothers Quartet – Much Required
• Christian Brothers Quartet – Hymns & Favorites Vol. 1
• Christian Brothers Quartet – Hymns & Favorites Vol. 2
• Mercy’s Mark Quartet – Something’s Happening
• Christian Davis – Make It Real

Videography

• The Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet – “Live at Thomas Road” w/OTGH Choir
• Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet - "The Dream"
• Greater Vision – Quartets “Live”
• Gaither Homecoming Series – Freedom Band
• Gaither Homecoming Series – Pass The Faith Along
• Daywind – Torch “A Live Celebration of Southern Gospel’s Next Generation”

Highlights

• Featured resident Bass Vocalist for Dr. Jerry Falwell’s Old Time Gospel Hour
• 2001 Horizon Individual Nominee by the Singing News Magazine
• Guest Singer for Col. Oliver North at Lynchburg, VA’s 4th of July Celebration
• Appeared on Dr. James Dobson’s “Focus on the Family”
• Appeared on numerous Dr. Bailey Smith Crusades
• Appeared on numerous Tim Williams Evangelistic Ministries Conferences
• Studio Vocalist for Bill Gaither’s Homecoming Video Series
• On many occasions, sang as George Younce’s substitute with The Old Friends Quartet
• Appeared at many Super Conferences sponsored by Liberty University
• Guest singer for the Dedication of the National D-Day Memorial in 2001