Rena & Randy are a gospel duet called "R & R GOSPEL DUO." They do a combination of gospel, traditional and comedy music. Randy am from Tennessee and Rena is from California. We are born again Christians who love Jesus and have set out to spread His message of love to a lost and dying world.

Our mission is to see lives changed by the power of the gospel. We love to see others blessed by a song. The Bible admonishes believers to speak to one another in pslams, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing and making molody in their hearts to the Lord (Eph. 5: 19). The songs Randy & Rena sing have one main purpose and that is to uplift Christ,

Thanks for visiting R & R's profile page and they pray the songs you hear on their site truly touches your heart, and may the grace of God satuate your heart and spill over to all those you come in contact with.

A Religious Experience VS True Conversion: A Religious Experience VS True Conversion
Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away…2 Timothy 3:5

Before I was truly born again, I fit the criterion that Paul the Apostle spoke of in 2 Timothy 3:5, as “Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof.” I had a quote unquote, RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE. Many times, a false conversion can look almost identical with a true one. It’s the different between wheat and tares that Jesus spoke of in the parables. As they begin to sprout, until they’re full grown, you can barely tell the difference between th

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There Are Times Oh Lord (New song lyrics): There Are Times Oh Lord

There are times, oh Lord,
You seem so far away.
Distanced by my struggles,
I have most every day.

Prayer seems so hard to do,
The gap needs bridged again.
Bring me back to You, oh Lord,
Restore my hope within.

CHORUS
I need to know, the cross was not in vain.
Let faith arise, in my spirit man again.

I want to come back to,
Your arms of love and grace.
There are times, oh Lord,
You seem so far away.

There are times, oh Lord,
That I've cried out to You.
And in my darkest hour,
I asked, "What can I do?"

Then I held on

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Randy's Testimony of True Salvation: When I was a child, I loved to go to church. My parents made sure us kids were there every time the doors were open. I mean, we were about as much “churchy” as Noah was “arky”. At an early age, I developed a real love for music, particularly hymns. When I got old enough I was put on the roster as a church song leader. I got into, and well as put together several gospel groups, quartets, and choirs. I mean I loved to bless others with good singing. But there was one BIG problem with all these things; I was 34 before I realized I wasn’t even saved. I was water baptized a teenager, took communion every week, and attended worship services regularly. If there was a poster child for religious duty

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