Gloriana Givemoore wasn’t just another voice in the 1970s disco soul scene—she was on a mission from the Most High to make worship funkier than ever. Raised on choir harmonies, bell-bottom dreams, and an unshakable testimony of Jesus Christ, she knew the gospel wasn’t meant to be whispered—it was meant to be felt. And what better way to feel the Spirit than with a bassline that slaps and a groove that won’t quit?

"Because I Have Been Given Much" isn’t just a song—it’s a sacred funk manifesto. The track was born in the pews and perfected on the dance floor, a direct result of Gloriana’s lifelong love for serving others. It all started when she realized that kindness isn’t just something you do—it’s something you move to. Inspired by late-night deep talks with her Relief Society sisters, a particularly righteous tambourine solo, and one life-changing trip to the food bank, she knew the best way to honor Christlike love was to spread it with rhythm and reverence.

With heavenly harmonies, a brass section baptized in fire, and a bassline so anointed it could bring a deacon to his feet, Gloriana’s disco testimony reminds us all that giving is a privilege, not a burden. Whether she’s clapping, strutting, or passing out loaves of bread to the needy with impeccable choreography, Gloriana Givemoore makes one thing clear: to know the Lord is to live in His groove.

Because I Have Been Given Much is more than music—it’s a sanctified strut toward Zion. And in true 1970s fashion, if you’re not moving, shaking, and praising, you’re doing it wrong.