Ammonius Soulstar didn’t just stumble into the world of 90s R&B gospel—he practically moonwalked into it. Raised on hymns but drawn to the groove, he knew early on that the message of Jesus Christ deserved more than just a melody—it deserved soul. And so, with a microphone in one hand and his scriptures in the other, Ammonius set out to do what few dared: blend buttery harmonies, deep testimony, and a smooth bassline into something that could make both angels and aunties sway.

Inspired by John 15:13—*"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends"—*this track isn't just music, it's a mission. "No Greater Love" is Ammonius' love letter to the Atonement, the Sacrifice, and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It’s about a love so deep it shook the heavens, a love that walked through storms, carried a cross, and rose again. A love so real that even an R&B slow jam couldn’t contain it.

Legend has it that this song was written in one sitting, in a dimly lit room, with nothing but a Bible, a vintage keyboard, and a plate of mom’s fried chicken for inspiration. Some say the groove came straight from divine revelation. Others say it was just that good mac and cheese kicking in. Either way, Ammonius brought the message of Jesus Christ into a soundscape so rich you’d think it was straight off a cassette tape from ‘96.

Through No Greater Love, Ammonius doesn’t just want you to hear about the Savior’s love—he wants you to feel it. Because at the end of the day, whether you’re at church or just vibing in your car, one truth remains: the gospel has always had a rhythm.