Music Videos

It is always refreshing when Christian music gets highlighted on national television. In this video clip, Lauren Daigle performs, “Thank God I Do” on Good Morning America.

We see Lauren Daigle waving at the camera in an incredible outfit with her bright smile. She is on the City Music Series to reveal her new music. She is a grammy winner and has over a billion downloads. 

They begin to ask her about the new album. She shares how this album was songs that she personally needed right out of COVID and it was cathartic. She desired to seek healing through creativity. 

One host shared that Lauren was supposed to have a concert in Nashville on the day of the school shooting and immediately did a prayer vigil instead. Lauren says that if there is “one shred of hope she could give, then that would be a gift.” Lauren reveals that she needed to find her voice again in a time of difficulty.

The piano begins, and Lauren’s vulnerable and authentic lyrics speak to so many of fighting fears and darkness. Here lyrics powerfully proclaim:

“I don't know who I'd be if I didn't know You
I'd probably fall off the edge
I don't know where I'd go if You ever let go
So keep me held in Your hands” 

Lauren’s proclamation is that God gives her the identity she needs not to go over the edge. Her voice is powerful and confident. 

We have such peace and joy listening and reflecting on this message that Jesus is our hope and that we wouldn’t have direction in the hard times without Him. He is good.

“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” Jeremiah 1:5

Listen to this music video of the worship song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ live from this year’s Passion Conference.

“Who was there before there was creation, who illuminates the stars and sun
Who has set eternity in motion, there is just One 
Who can calm the storm with just a whisper, who can make the darkest demons run
Who can break the curse of generations, there is just One”

This song is one that will capture your heart and have you singing it out loud to praise our Heavenly Father. Passion Music and Landon Wolfe were the ones to create the song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ with the intention of bringing joy to all who listen to it.

The song lyrics mention “the mighty Lion of Judah” and “the pure and spotless Lamb” who is “the Alpha and Omega, the good and great I Am.” When we listen to the lyrics, we are reminded of how great our God is and how He bows low to love us. 

He isn’t a far-off, distant God, but He is near and lavishes His love on us. When you think about the great disparity between us, you can not help but be overwhelmed and worship Him.

In the video, Landon Wolfe is singing ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ in the middle of a huge stadium with thousands of people singing out in worship alongside him. It is a powerful scene to witness – to see all of those people raising their voices together to bring glory to our Father in Heaven.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to the worship song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ today and that the lyrics and music were able to bring you some encouragement and joy.

Psalm 145:3
"Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised, and His greatness is unsearchable." 

A Grammy Award-winning musician gave a stunning performance, singing a song about having faith in God even when everything around us may be falling apart. 

Faith is a huge component of being a follower of God. There are often murky, unclear situations in life that require relying entirely on the Lord. His guidance and protection are needed frequently in life. God will even call out, asking us to step out and act in faith, even when we are unsure of the outcome.

Tori Kelly, while being backed up by the talented Solevoci Gospel Choir, sings “Soul’s Anthem (It is Well).”

In the song’s opening verse, Tori admits that she’s been struggling to place all her trust in God. She also states that living in a state of reliance on constant prayer has been difficult. So, Tori asks the Lord to help her in these areas. However, despite all her doubts, she still has enough faith to know God will see her through.

In the following verse, Tori mentions another issue that often troubles many. Fear, she sings, can get so bad that, at times, she’s paralyzed by it. This debilitating fear reminds her that she is not in control. Once again, though, she sings about her faith, knowing that it is well with her soul.

Later in the song, Tori and the choir incorporate lyrics from a beloved hymn. 

“It is well (it is well)
With my soul (with my soul)
It is well, it is well with my soul”

What a beautiful and moving performance about faith. The lyrics in the song remind us that when everything may be crumbling all around us, God is still working. He is still in control. He, as it says in His Word, will never leave or forsake us.

Deuteronomy 31:8 “And the Lord, he it is that does go before you; he will be with you, he will not fail, neither forsake you: fear not, neither be dismayed.”

A massive name in Christian music appeared on Fox News Channel and performed one of his latest hits.

As that beloved verse in the third chapter of John states, God sent his son into the world to save the world so that whoever believes in Him may have everlasting life. Without that wholly undeserving love of God, no one would have had a chance. The entire world would have been condemned, destined to live a life of sin and shame.

Christian musician Phil Wickham recently appeared on The Fox News Channel, where he performed ‘This is our God.” His performance was a part of the cable news channel’s “Faith & Friends Concert Series.”

“This is our God” is a song about the love of God and all He has done for a people entirely undeserving. The song’s first two verses detail how Christ died on a Christ, rose from the grave and won the victory over “those giants we called death and grave.”

The song also mentions that despite being made weak by fear so great that it captured our breath, weakening our faith, He still listened. 

“Remember that fear that took our breath away?
Faith so weak that we could barely pray
But He heard every word, every whisper”

The messages in Phil’s songs are reaching people everywhere. Before his performance, Phil stated that people all around the world are hearing his songs and are putting them into their native tongue.

“I mean, even in international places, like, I’m getting emails from China, Brazil and people are translating these songs in other languages,” he said. “No one knows even who I am there, but they know these songs and that’s really what I wrote them for.”

1 John 4:16 “And we have seen and had faith in the love which God has for us. God is love, and everyone who has love is in God, and God is in him.”

One family showed off their musical talents when they covered a massive hit from a big name in the Christian music scene.

Covering songs, especially wildly popular ones, is always a difficult task. It does not matter what the song is, people will always judge the cover against the original version. Also, it helps if the cover is different in some way, even slightly from the original. It helps differentiate it from the original and gives the cover a reason to even exist.

The Crosby Family covered Lauren Daigle’s smash hit “You Say” and made it their own, changing things slightly. Everyone in the family played a part in the video to the song, which was posted on YouTube.

The video begins with a little girl playing the piano and singing the opening lyrics of Lauren’s massive crossover hit. Then about halfway through the chorus, an even younger child appears on the screen. She walks over to the piano bench, sits down and strums along on her instrument while singing. 

“And You say I am held when I am falling short
When I don’t belong, oh You say I am Yours
And I believe
Oh, I believe”

Dad, while banging on the drums, joins in on the second verse. Dad and daughter then sing the second go-round on the chorus together. However, instead of tickling the ivories, the child shows her musical ability isn’t limited to just the piano. She’s now strumming the guitar. 

Mom has now taken over the piano duties. Like her daughter and husband, she can also sing. She belts out the lyrics in the song’s third verse. 

What a stunning rendition of a beloved song from an obviously talented family!

Deuteronomy 31:6 “Be strong and take heart, and have no fear of them: for it is the Lord your God who is going with you; he will not take away his help from you.”

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it's very reassuring, that His promises are true

There are just some recording artists that have a unique style and art to them, Ellie Holcomb is one of them. Check out “Stronger, Ellie Holcomb’s official music video.

At the start of the video, we see 2 Timothy 1:7 “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love, and of a sound mind” seen in front of the woods.  

In the video, Ellie is walking in the woods with her daughter. Ellie begins to sing to her daughter, and she appears to be teaching her about God’s strength as they sit on a lovely picnic blanket. 

Then, the two go to a ropes course as she sings to “be stronger than your fear.” It is an adorable video. The two are seen laughing and going through the ropes course, Ellie is cheering on her daughter, who occasionally shows fear. The two each take a turn to do the zipline down a long rope over the water and, in the end, celebrate their bravery.

The bridge comes, and she sings, “1-2-3-4 breathe.” She ingeniously incorporated techniques for anxiety into a song for her daughter. The scenes of their adventures, rollerblading, horseback riding, and dancing outside are precious. 

The family will enjoy it for years to come. What a sweet music video. The mother sings to her daughter as the daughter learns the song. The message behind is powerful that God is stronger than our fears. Whatever fear we are facing, we are all inspired to take them on and trust the Lord. He is stronger, and we do not have to be held back from living.

“I sought the Lord, and he answered me and delivered me from all my fears.” Psalm 34:4

A group of skilled musicians expertly performed a beloved country track from Randy Travis.

Covers are always hard to do. Listeners will instinctually judge them against the original version. Most people already have deeply, fully formed and entrenched opinions on songs. Changing those long-held thoughts and ideas will be difficult, if not impossible. 

But one group of musicians – The Petersens – may have pulled off the impossible. Their version of a classic country track is different enough and is likely to win over people who still enjoy the original. 

In a video posted on YouTube, The Petersens play Randy Travis’s love song, “Forever and Ever, Amen.” Instead of playing a karaoke-type version of the 1980s country song, The Petersens changed the tune up a bit, making it their own. They play a bluegrass version, complete with a banjo, violin, guitar and cello. 

The young man playing the guitar also provides the lead vocals as the two young women on the banjo and violin lend their voices as well. They all turn in a terrific performance of the sweet love song, which promises to remain faithful forever.

Others who commented on the YouTube video also expressed their love of the Randy Travis cover.

“A wonderful way to continue my day was to listen to your fabulous rendition of this song. Made my day and lifted my spirits. May the Lord bless you all,” one person wrote.

“A lovely song performed by a wonderful family,” another person added.

“Excellent as always,” a third person posted. 

Regardless of whether you prefer the Randy Travis original or you are partial to The Petersens’ cover, most can agree the lyrics are moving and eloquently expresses a deep, enduring commitment to one person.

“Oh baby, I’m gonna love you forever
Forever and ever, amen
As long as old men sit and talk about the weather
As long as old women sit and talk about old men”

Genesis 2:24 “Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.”

A group of musicians performed a dearly beloved hymn in three different languages at a special location in the Middle East.

Music has the unique ability to bring people from diverse backgrounds together and cause strong emotional reactions. There are some songs even the most stoic of people can’t help but shed a tear or two or three when played. 

One song that can do just that is “Amazing Grace.” Likely, it’s the tune that immediately comes to mind whenever the word “hymn” is uttered. The song’s music and opening lyrics are instantly recognizable. One or two words into the song and most will know what song is being performed.

In a video posted to YouTube, a group of musicians performed the iconic song. But instead of the normal, average, run-of-the-mill singing of “Amazing Grace, the vocalists perform the tune in three different languages. In the video, the lyrics are sung in English, Hebrew and Arabic.

“Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me
I once was lost but now I’m found”

What a stunning and awe-inspiring rendition of the beautiful song that is performed and recognized all over the world. 

The singers also performed the song in a unique location: the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem.

The organization One for Israel put together the video. The group’s aim, as described in their channel’s About section, is “to compellingly share the Gospel of Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ) with Israeli Jews and Arabs in the Hebrew language.”

Thank the Lord for His grace, for it is truly amazing! Without His grace and love, none of us would have a chance at redemption. Everyone would be lost and condemned, but God showed mercy on us. 

Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast.”

A group of musicians performed a beloved hymn in two different languages at a special location in the Middle East.

Hymns are beautiful pieces of music that have been played in churches for decades. Their powerful lyrics and messages are immediately evident from their opening verses. Those choruses are memorable and get stuck in the head, lasting for several days. Hymns such as “Amazing Grace,” “Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “How Great Thou Art” have the unique ability to move even the most stoic person to tears.

In a video posted to YouTube, Joshua Aaron and the musicians backing him up performed the classic hymn “Because He Lives” at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem. However, this performance is made even more special not just due to the musicians’ location. Joshua also performs the song in Hebrew.

The small crowd who has gathered to take in the dazzling performance loves what they're hearing. Many sing along, mouthing the words as Joshua beautifully belts out the lyrics. Several of them even hold out their hands and arms in praise and reverence.

“Because He lives all fear is gone
Because I know He holds the future
And life is worth the living just because He lives”

Praise God. He does live! The stone has been moved and rolled away.  

After first singing the song in English, Joshua ends the video by singing “Because He Lives” in Hebrew. While many English speakers may not understand that language, Hebrew is still a beautiful language to hear. 

At the end of the musicians’ performance, the crowd peering on shows their appreciation by giving them a hearty round of applause. 

1 Peter 1:3 “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to his great mercy begat us again until a living hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”

A group of vocalists turned in a stunning performance of a beloved and classic hymn.

Hymns are pieces of music that have been performed in churches for decades. Their lyrics are often beautifully written, dispensing an abundance of truth and emotion through their moving verses and choruses. There is just something inexplicably powerful and compelling about those beloved old songs.

Yes, contemporary Christian music, in general, might be more popular, catchy and upbeat. But nothing beats hearing hymns like “Amazing Grace,” “Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “Blessed Assurance.”

Canton Junction, an award-winning quartet, sang another iconic and classic old church hymn: “How Great Thou Art.” In a clip posted on YouTube, the guys perform the song about Jesus Christ’s death on the cross and the magnificent and awe-inspiring love and power of God.

The guys deliver a stunning and extraordinary rendition of the old hymn!

“Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee”

Around the 3:30-minute mark of the clip, several people are so moved that they stand and raise their hands in a show of praise and reverence to God. By the end of the clip, the guys on stage are somewhat tough to see because a good amount of the audience is now standing and praising the Lord.

At the end of their dazzling performance, the audience erupts in a hearty round of well-deserved applause! 

Also, right before the clip concludes, a member of Canton Junction acknowledges Pastor John Hagee, who, as the camera shows, is in the audience. 

“Ladies and gentlemen, Canton Junction, in honor of Pastor Hagee. Will you give him a big hand?” one of the singers asks the audience.

2 Samuel 7:22 “Truly you are great, O Lord God: there is no one like you and no other God but you, as is clear from everything which has come to our ears.”

An emotional and moving song details Christ’s spectacular, unceasing love and ultimate sacrifice on the cross. 

The world is lost, filled with fallen people living in sin and shame. However, thanks to God and His magnificent love, He made a way by sending His one and only son to die on the cross, humanity can be redeemed and brought back to Him. 

Not only did Jesus Christ endure a brutal and wholly undeserving death, but He rose days later! He rolled away that stone, walked out of the grave and won the victory over sin and death. Praise God! 

In the video for the song “O Praise the Name (Anástasis), Hillsong UNITED sings about Christ’s horrible death and His resurrection, which changed the entire trajectory of the world. 

In the song’s first verse, the musicians remind us that Christ suffered unbelievable pain and sustained horrible injuries on our behalf. It was on Calvary that Christ shed his blood for the sin of humanity. His hands and feet were pierced and a crown of thorns placed on His head. 

The second verse mentions that after Christ died undeservedly upon that tree, His body was placed in a tomb. A stone was put in front of the grave. However, thankfully, that is not where the story ends.

Three days later, the third verse points out, Christ rose again. Christ defeated death. The stone had been rolled away. All the angels in Heaven roared. Christ the Savior lives! 

Christ, motivated by his astounding love for humanity, underwent an unwarranted and agonizing death upon the cross. As the song’s chorus adds, Christ deserves all praise and worship.

“O praise the Name of the Lord our God
O praise His Name forevermore
For endless days we will sing Your praise”

In addition to the wonderful lyrics about Christ’s death and resurrection, the musicians performed the tune at a special location, according to the video’s description. The video was recorded in Israel “by an empty tomb not far from Golgotha.”

Romans 6:9 “Knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dies no more; death has no more dominion over him.”

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