Jhustin began life in North Carolina as a country boy. He is part of a large, musically talented family with God fearing parents. Saved and baptized with the Holy Ghost while attending a revival in his hometown, he is a self-taught bassist, guitarist and drummer with amazing musical talent. His music, influenced by many genres, is an eclectic blend of gospel, soul, reggae and country. He answered God’s calling and is fulfilling his purpose through music, preaching, teaching and servanthood.
His innate creativity brings both national and international fame as an independent Christian artist. Trials and tribulations are the inspiration behind the heartfelt songs. He is evolving into a well-rounded musician who not only sings but writes, plays and produces music for God’s glory. Starting off as an independent artist, he worked his way to the top, including producing his own record label. In addition, Jhustin is an entrepreneur and a published author.
Change Gone Come
I Really Want to Go
The Last Mile Away (Acoustic)
Thank You Lord
People Get Ready (Acoustic)
Love This Christmas
The Blood
Thank You Lord
Working on the Building (Acoustic)
Because He Lives
Fountain of Life Center Interview
Iglesia Cristiana Cristo Mi Redentor
Jhustin Hall grew up in a large Christian family of great cooks and devoted musicians who place Christ first in their lives. A passion for both food and music has continued to grow in him. In his free time, he experiments with new and old recipes, appreciates good food and fellowships with wonderful people all over the world. Merging this passion for food and love for people, resulted in an exciting mobile restaurant. A venture embracing down home cooking, while delivering top notch service and the love of God.
This food truck endeavor, led by Jhustin, is run by enthusiastic Christians involved in our ministry. We believe in sharing God’s love through comforting food and warm fellowship. Datz Good Food is a part of our ministry, and we plan to provide meals, free of charge, to those in the greatest need with the proceeds from sales. We know that in “sowing seeds of love” in communities we serve, a “harvest of souls can be reaped.”
