One young man, Innocent Masuku, left the four judges on Britain's Got Talent stunned with his beautiful operatic voice and performance.

Talent can come from anywhere and everywhere. The good Lord has blessed everyone with different gifts, skills and abilities. People who have been written off or told that, for one reason or another, they aren’t good enough can leave people stunned and surprised if they are given the opportunity.

Shows like The Voice, American Idol, America’s Got Talent and the British version – Britain's Got Talent - have helped to uncover some of that previously undiscovered talent. Most individuals seek a chance to demonstrate their skills or abilities. All someone may need is a word of encouragement to help them soar and reach their potential.

Innocent Masuku informed the judges that he had previously been told that he should give up singing opera and that he’d never make it performing that kind of music. That individual could not have been more wrong. 

Innocent put on an absolutely stunning vocal performance, singing opera. Anytime someone tries opera, it will go one of two ways. It will either be horrible and downright painful to listen to or one of the most beautiful things you’ve ever heard. Innocent’s operatic audition was outstanding.

The entire audience was stunned and captivated from the instant he opened his mouth and began singing the opening notes. They could not believe their ears. It was a delightful and magnificent performance no one wanted to end. 

All four judges gave the young man, originally from South Africa, high praise, and rightfully so, for his astounding audition. While all of them were effusive with their praise, Amanda gave Innocent the highest compliment.

“Hands down, in the 17 years that we’ve been doing Britain’s Got Talent, you are by far the best opera singer that we’ve ever had,” she said.

Of course, they all gave the young yes votes. However, it was stunning that none reached over and gave Innocent a Golden Buzzer. He was certainly deserving of it.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord:”