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The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

The Prophet Poets Band - Album called "Big Mo." by Shepherd Lambur

Anthony Evans performs a soulful rendition of ‘I Surrender All’ with the tender accompaniment of a piano. The emotional and spiritual connection witnessed in this performance is deeply moving!

Anthony draws listeners in immediately, creating an atmosphere of intimacy and worship with his beautiful voice. The simple arrangement, combined with Anthony’s powerful vocals and the piano’s gentle accompaniment, adds to the purity and depth of the moment. 

‘All to Jesus I surrender

All to Him I freely give

I will ever love and trust Him

In His presence daily live’

What a powerful reminder that surrendering to God is not a sign of weakness but rather a heartfelt act of faith and trust. It’s a truly intimate moment of connection between our souls and our Heavenly Father.

The piano’s soft chords allow Anthony’s voice to shine as the focal point of this emotional experience. And what a profound moment of worship as he sings, “I surrender all to thee, my blessed savior, I surrender all.”

As you listen to this beautiful performance, let the everyday distractions disappear. Let a deep sense of peace take their place, as the lyrics encourage us to surrender all to Jesus.

Anthony Evans’ rendition of ‘I Surrender All’ is a truly powerful interpretation of this classic Christian hymn. It offers listeners a moment of quiet reflection. And the performance reminds us of how deeply simple worship can express our faith. What an incredible way to experience a deeper, more meaningful connection to our Creator.

By surrendering to God, we open ourselves to a profound peace surpassing all understanding. We can release our burdens and trust fully in His care. And by doing so, we can rest in the comforting assurance that He is in control. 

Hold fast to the truth that our Lord is mighty to save! He will guide us through every challenge. Through faith and surrender, our hearts are wrapped up in peace. May all our anxieties calm as we rest in His unwavering love and provision.

Psalm 46:10  "He says, 'Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.'"

Rebecca St. James took the stage at First Baptist in Dallas to sing the song, ‘Goodness of God.’ And this soul-stirring performance makes for some powerful worship!

Rebecca St. James offered more than just a moving performance when she stepped on stage. Before singing, she also shared a deeply moving testimony of God's unwavering goodness and faithfulness.

Standing before the congregation, Rebecca opened up about a season in her life marked by profound loss. She and her husband suffered the heartache of multiple miscarriages. But the singer recounted how God carried them through this dark valley. 

Rebecca’s testimony took a joyous turn as she shared how God eventually blessed her and her husband with three beautiful children. In trusting Him, God’s faithfulness brought life and joy out of sorrow.

After sharing this personal testimony, Rebecca St. James transitioned into singing ‘Goodness of God.’ And as she did, the whole atmosphere in the church grew even more reverent. Rebecca’s clear, strong voice conveyed the power of trusting God’s goodness. And the congregation could feel the sincerity in her words as she sang. 

‘I love Your voice

You have led me through the fire

In darkest night You are close like no other

I've known You as a Father

I've known You as a Friend

And I have lived in the goodness of God’

The audience lifted their voices to share in the powerful moment of worship. And it was such a beautiful moment to behold. Though our circumstances may not be good, God always is.

This incredible performance by Rebecca St. James stands as a reminder that God’s light and love remain present even through our darkest journeys. We can find hope and restoration through Him!

Psalm 145:9 "The Lord is good to all; he has compassion on all he has made."

You won’t want to miss this young artist's beautiful take on ‘How Great Thou Art.’ It’s a beautiful cover that is sure to set your soul soaring!

From the comfort of her home, Hannah D sits alone with just her guitar as the soft glow of light fills the bedroom from her windows. It’s as though she’s sharing her personal space where she finds deep faith and her love of music. 

Singing from her bedroom adds a unique setting to the song. It’s not just a cover—it’s a glimpse into Hannah D’s heart, her love for Jesus, and her personal act of worship. Her heart shines through in her voice, and the song’s message comes alive, creating a moment that feels raw, real, and deeply personal.

You can feel the peace settle into the room as she strums the opening chords. Her voice, full of warmth and sincerity, carries the song’s powerful lyrics in a way that really, truly speaks to your heart. There’s something about the way she sings that draws you in, making it feel like you’re sharing in a quiet moment of worship with her.

Hannah’s take on this classic hymn, ‘How Great Thou Art,’ is both tender and beautiful. Yet, it is still uniquely her own. She shares the awe and wonder of God’s love for us, infusing the song with a fresh and personal touch. Each line she sings feels like it comes from a place of deep gratitude. And you can hear her faith in every note, making the performance feel fresh and original.

When she reaches the song's peak, you can sense the emotion in her voice. It’s more than just music—it’s a heartfelt expression of her faith, a reminder of the beauty in praising God.

Our world is so often focused on big stages and flashy productions. But Hannah’s quiet performance in her bedroom is a powerful reminder that worship isn’t flashy. It’s personal and simple. We hope you enjoyed this beautiful performance and worshiped God with gratitude. 

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

Watch this precious worship song led by kids to brighten up your day. An adorable group of children sings, ‘Lord, I Lift Your Name on High.’ 

At the start of this video, a group of seven young people are standing in front of a church service, getting excited and nervous about leading. One little boy in the front left waves at someone in the audience. The piano begins to accompany the kids. They begin to sing the well-known song, ‘Lord, I Lift Your Name on High.’ Their voices are young and innocent. As they start the chorus, the reality of hilarious children takes over as a little boy stretches in the front, the older kids help lead the song with focus and precision, and the younger ones learn what it is like to be up in front of a crowd singing. 

The chorus of this song shares:

‘From the cross to the grave, from the grave to the sky

Lord I lift Your name on high’

These young people in this church choir are proclaiming the truth of the gospel of Jesus. We have hope in Him because He made a way for us. He has risen and we worship Him always. Hearing how unashamed and loudly these kids sing about God is encouraging. 

At the end, a soloist in the back sings. The little girl has a precious voice. She sings the final chorus and then smiles after she finishes the song, clearly proud of herself. It is precious seeing her use her voice to lead worship. Some little boys in the front give a thumbs-up as they stand during her solo. Watching kids is always enjoyable and reminds us that even the smallest worship leaders have great value and impact.

“Praise the Lord! For it is good to sing praises to our God; for it is pleasant, and a song of praise is fitting.” Psalm 147:1

There is nothing sweeter than hearing children sing praises to God. Check out this video where kids melt hearts with their sweet rendition of ‘Jesus Loves the Little Children.’

As the music begins to play, eight brave and dressed-up children stand in front of a congregation. Each of the precious young people nervously awaits the opportunity to sing. The girls fix their hair, and the boys fidget. All of a sudden, it is their turn to start singing, and all of them stand focused, at attention. The kids sing out with confidence and happiness over the message that Jesus loves them and all the children in the world. 

Some kids are shy, and others are very outgoing. All of them join together, singing about Jesus dying for all of the children. The kids range from ages 3-6. They are all unique and stand together as a group. It is very intimidating to sing in front of others, so these little ones do a brave task. The fact that they all sing up front together helps them be more excited and confident. It reminds us that the Lord has given us the gift of community and we are able to accomplish more and be pushed out of our comfort zones when we are surrounded by other believers. (Other children of God) 

We are called not to neglect meeting together because there is great value and purpose in being part of the body of Christ. As we watch these children stand side by side to bravely tell of Jesus, may it remind us to stand side by side with our local churches to share Jesus, too.

“And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of his return is drawing near.” Hebrews 10:25

Sounds Like Reign’s rendition of ‘I Will Arise and Go to Jesus’ takes a beloved hymn and infuses it with a soulful folksong vibe, breathing new life into the classic tune. The group’s heartfelt performance and fresh arrangement make this version a stirring experience that resonates deeply with listeners.

From the very beginning, the song sets a reflective tone. The familiar opening lines are delivered with a gentle, inviting warmth. Sounds Like Reign’s version emphasizes the hymn’s message of hope and redemption, presenting it in a timeless and new way. The folksong twist adds an earthy, heartfelt quality that draws listeners in and makes the ancient text feel immediate and personal.

The chorus is where the group’s rendition truly shines. The melody, coupled with their rich harmonies, creates a sense of comforting assurance. The use of acoustic instruments, typical of folksong arrangements, adds a rustic charm that complements the hymn’s spiritual solace and divine love themes.

The verses unfold beautifully, capturing the essence of the hymn’s invitation to find refuge and grace in Jesus. The gentle lilt of the music carries the listener through the message of repentance and grace with a soothing cadence. As the song progresses, the imagery of Jesus in the garden and on the cross is presented with reverent clarity. The poignant reminder of Jesus’ sacrifice is particularly moving, underscoring the hymn’s central message of sacrificial love and redemption.

With their call to “venture wholly” on Jesus and trust in His merits, the final verses are rendered with a profound sense of hope and invitation. The folksong arrangement brings a grounded, earthy quality to these closing lines, making the hymn feel accessible and heartfelt.

Sounds Like Reign’s ‘I Will Arise and Go to Jesus’ is more than just a cover; it’s a beautiful reinterpretation that honors the hymn’s traditional roots while presenting it in a new, engaging light. The group’s soulful approach and folksong flair make this rendition a powerful reminder of the enduring appeal of the message of grace and redemption. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the hymn or new to it, this version will inspire and uplift, offering a fresh perspective on a timeless call to faith.

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”