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In Anne Wilson’s stirring song ‘The Cross,’ she delivers a message of grace, hope, and redemption. Through her incredible new song, she reminds us of the love Jesus poured out for us on the cross and how it’s never too late to begin again. 

The opening lines speak directly to the struggle many feel— heavy burdens that seem too overwhelming to carry. She sings, capturing the doubt that often creeps in during our darkest moments. But Anne lyrics remind us that our God is more powerful than our deepest shame: “Just bring it all to the cross.” No matter how far we’ve strayed, grace is always within reach.

The chorus powerfully declares, “Come and see a Savior’s love that would die to make you new.” Anne’s voice is filled with tender love and speaks of the mercy Jesus gives us. She reminds us the cross stands as the ultimate symbol of love, where Jesus paid the greatest price for us. This powerful chorus inspires us to see the love and sacrifice of Jesus in a new light, uplifting our spirits.

As the song unfolds, Anne tackles the lies we often believe—that we’ve wandered too far off or that grace is for someone else. But in her poignant reminder, she sings lyrics delivered with a reassuring tone, offering a lifeline for anyone who feels lost and extending an invitation to come home to the Savior who never turns His back on us.

The final verses of ‘The Cross’ drive home the sacrifice Jesus made for us all. “He was wounded for your wounds, pierced for all your sin.” Anne’s voice is filled with conviction, calling us to remember that we are worth the ultimate cost—His life. She reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus instead of looking at our troubles. This song is a call to run to the cross, where we will find mercy and grace flowing freely for us. 

Isaiah 53:5, “By His wounds we are healed.” 

If you’re searching for a song that radiates joy and lifts your spirit, Mac Powell’s catchy ‘I Love Jesus’ official music lyric video is a must-watch! This upbeat track isn’t just catchy—it’s a vibrant celebration of faith and Jesus' transformative power. You’ll want to add this song to your playlist!

From the very start, ‘I Love Jesus’ captivates with its infectious rhythm and Mac’s spirited vocals. The chorus is irresistibly upbeat:

“I love Jesus, yes I do
I love Jesus, yes it's true
I love Jesus”

These lines reflect Mac’s deep love for Jesus and invite everyone to join in a joyful proclamation of faith. The verses tell a powerful story of redemption:

“I was on the wrong road
Lost as I could be
I needed a Savior to rescue me”

Mac’s personal testimony showcases how Jesus can turn lives around. The song’s upbeat tempo and lively beat perfectly mirror the joy and freedom found in embracing faith. Praising the Lord is one of the most uplifting experiences we can have. When we focus on His goodness and grace, our spirits are lifted and renewed. Mac’s song captures this perfectly, providing a burst of positivity and encouragement that resonates deeply. With every note, “I Love Jesus” invites us to celebrate our faith and embrace the joy that comes from a relationship with Jesus.

Mac’s musical journey began with Third Day, the Christian rock band he co-founded after moving to Atlanta. In his bio, he shares that over nearly 30 years, Third Day sold over 10 million albums and won numerous awards, including four Grammys and 24 Dove Awards. Their music has touched countless lives and set a high bar for Christian rock.

After Third Day’s farewell tour in 2018, Mac ventured into new musical territory. He released a country album, Back Again, and his debut solo Christian album, New Creation, in October 2021. With his gift of music, Mac can cross any genre. No matter what Mac does, he continues to spread joy and faith. Let Mac’s ‘I Love Jesus’ fill your heart with joy and remind you of the profound love and freedom found in Jesus.

Psalm 30:5 “For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor lasts a lifetime; weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.”

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Danny Gokey recently released the official music video for ‘Sound Of Heaven,’ which is climbing the charts with its incredible message and uplifting beat. Danny Gokey became a household name when he participated in season eight of ‘American Idol,’ but that’s not what we love him for. We adore his uplifting, Gospel-centered music, which brings a breath of fresh air to the airwaves. 

He recently released his fifth album which includes the song, ‘Sound Of Heaven.’ The song is one you can’t help but feel like everything is going to be all right and today is going to be a great day. 

‘I can hear the sound of heaven

Never heard a better melody

Yeah I can hear the sound of heaven

Oh and it sounds like joy to me’

This Dove-award-winning artist shares a message of trading our pain to see life through the lens of our Savior. We can trade our worries to sing a new song for the Lord.  

‘Trading my pain for a new perspective 

Trading my worries for a song 

Yeah, I can hear the sound of heaven 

And I just gotta sing along’

This powerful message is paired with an upbeat, funky, and fresh music video that is an absolute delight to watch. When he was asked about the main message of the song, Danny said, “When we think of heaven, it’s going to be a very diverse place. The scriptures say every nation, every tribe, every tongue will be around the throne. Sound of Heaven encapsulates all the diverse and different sides of me. We have praise, worship, Christian contemporary, Latin, and Afro beats. There’s something for everybody on this record.”

What an incredible message to share with his fans. We hope you were delighted to watch his music video today!

Psalm 106:1 “Praise the LORD! Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good, for his steadfast love endures forever!”

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This video release is timed perfectly for the start of High School and College football programs across the US. Think of all the football players that are hitting the field this year with dreams of making “The” touchdown and giving thanks for the support and opportunities that brought them to that point. In this video, a high school football player describes how his team’s senior year is going to be incredible and how he prays when he scores. He is playing for his mama who passed away when she was 38 years old. She prayed for him each time he hit the field. His season is successful and he signs a college scholarship so he can continue to pray to God when he scores and to play for his mama. Glen Shelton is a Central Virginian native and attended Liberty University, majoring in Health & Physical Education. Returning to his alma mater, he was the first ever to perform the National Anthem at an opening football game for Liberty. Glen lives by a personal code of Faith in God, Focus on Family, and Commitment to Country. Recent releases Writing You a Love Song and I’m All In are examples of his mainstream country style and traditional American values. Beyond his personal code, his ultimate passions are MUSIC and FOOTBALL. Glen has been feeding his passion for football his entire life, as a wide receiver in his high school and college days, and then coaching the next generation. His new release Play for Mama, is a sentiment to that life. You can find Glen spending his down time writing new songs; exploring the Blue Ridge Parkway with the love of his life, wife Kristi; staying fit; and watching the Washington Commanders “Hail to the Commanders”. Website: www.glenshelton.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/glensheltonmusic Instagram: www.instagram.com/glensheltonmusic Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Qh6HlIXOpgCrQ7UzCIzwx Label: Jordash Records TRT: 3:19 ISRC: QMAAK2369031 Song IPI# BMI# 66118751 Songwriters: Glen Shelton Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI# 426780249 Publisher: JR Jordash Publisher IPI#: BMI# 479601916

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Prepare for a stunning and thoughtful song. Riley Clemmons performs ‘Jesus Cries’ in this official music video.

Right from the start, Riley Clemmons is seen with a band in a dimly lit room. There is authenticity, and she vulnerably sings about our hard times in life and how God knows the tears that we cry.

The chorus sings out:

‘When you weep, 

He's there weeping with you

Jesus cries too’

The tone painting on this song is incredible. There are such unexpected vocal moments. It invites you to pour out your heart and cry out your tears when you are hurting and confused. Riley sings out and invites you to be honest and open with your Savior. Life is hard, and it is great to have music that invites our emotions to the cross of Christ. 

Her singing is an outcry to the Lord and is beautifully done. The simplicity of this music video matches the simplicity of the song. It is the shortest verse in Scripture but one of the most profound. There is great depth in the fact that our God, our Savior, wept. Jesus cried because He came into this world to fully take on the suffering of all of humanity. He did not enjoy the death of loved ones like Lazarus, and He was perfectly human and perfectly God. 

As we listen to this song and reflect on our own hardships and tears, Riley reminds us to rest in the truth that Jesus is there weeping with us. He empathizes with our sorrow, loss, hurt, and confusion. He welcomes our pain and questions and sits with us in our tears. In fact, Scripture tells us that He catches every tear that we have in His bottle. (Psalm 56:8) He cares for you personally and what is going on, and He loves His children.

“Jesus wept” John 11:35

Join Joshua Swanson, Editor-in-Chief of Worship Leader Magazine, as he sits down with worship leader, artist, and songwriter Josh Baldwin to discuss the essence of worship and its transformative power. Baldwin shares his experiences of leading worship in a local church versus being on the road, emphasizing the deep-rooted value of community worship and how it fortifies his faith. His journey, from growing up in a pastor's home to his current involvement in a Tennessee church, underscores the importance of local church engagement in his spiritual life. Baldwin also delves into the impact of his latest album, “Made for More,” sharing touching stories of how the title track resonates deeply with his family, particularly his son. He discusses his struggles with worry and doubt, offering practical steps like immersing in scripture and personal worship to combat spiritual challenges. Baldwin's honesty serves as a reminder that even worship leaders face spiritual battles, and his approach to songwriting from a place of healing guides his creation of genuine, restorative music. This conversation highlights the powerful role of worship in combating spiritual warfare and fostering community. Baldwin’s journey illustrates the transformative power of serving and worshiping in a community, offering valuable lessons for worship leaders and believers alike. May his insights inspire us all to find strength in our local communities, draw inspiration from worship music, and remain steadfast in our faith. Amen. Discover additional worship resources at www.worshipleader.com

A young woman’s beautiful cover of the popular praise and worship song “Lord, I Need You” will touch your heart.

This world will try and test your patience and push you to your breaking point. Situations and circumstances will leave you battered and bruised, leaving scars in their wake that serve as reminders. Times will arise that will pull, stretch and test your faith.

Life can be a challenging and brutal experience, leaving even the most mentally and physically tough person shattered and broken. Sadly, there are people who, every day, try to make it through by their own power and sheer force of will. This attitude and course of action is a recipe for disaster and destruction.

God will and does offer His love, guidance and protection. But before that can happen, we must realize that we are incredibly limited and unable to do much alone. We would fall apart if not for Him. Even those who have long been committed followers of Jesus Christ still need God’s touch and protection.

In a clip posted on YouTube, one young woman gives a superb performance of “Lord, I Need You.” It’s a beautiful tune about surrendering everything to Him and laying all cares, worries, burdens and concerns at His feet.

The song’s lovely chorus, simple but highly effective and memorable, emphasizes how much we need God in control of every aspect of our lives.

“Lord, I need You, oh, I need You

Every hour, I need You

My one defense, my righteousness

Oh God, how I need You”

Situations in life will weigh you down, both physically and mentally. There is simply no way of handling all the cares and worries that come with life alone. But there is one who wants our burdens. We can give everything to Him, and He will work in those situations and circumstances.

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are troubled and weighted down with care, and I will give you rest.”