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Worship song written and sung by Lynn Fowler

Worship song written and sung by Lynn Fowler

Worship song written and sung by Lynn Fowler

There’s something so special about Christmas music, isn’t there? It’s like an instant shot of joy and nostalgia all at once. That’s what you’ll feel as you watch Life In 3D perform a chilling rendition of ‘The Greatest Gift.’ The Veater siblings—Daylon, Daura, and Devon, better known as Life in 3D have a way of making old songs, classics, hymns, and worship music feel brand new and deeply familiar all at the same time. This year, their performance of ‘The Greatest Gift’ is one of those moments where you stop what you’re doing, lean in, and really listen. And maybe listen to as you shop for gifts or decorate the Christmas Tree as you whisper prayers of gratitude to the Lord. 

The song itself is beautiful. ‘The Greatest Gift’ tells the story of love that’s selfless, pure, and life-changing. You know—the kind of love that can only come from God. With lines like “There'll be peace on earth if we open up our hearts and give a little love,” you can’t help but feel the weight of those words. It’s a song about Jesus, the real reason we celebrate this season. And the Veater siblings don’t just sing it—they feel it.

What makes this rendition even more unique is how they sing in rounds. Each sibling takes its turn, weaving in and out, creating layers of harmony that build and grow. It’s almost like they’re painting a picture with their voices. You hear Daylon’s steady strength, Daura’s angelic tones, and Devon’s deep, soulful warmth, all working together in this incredible Christmas song. It’s a reminder of how beautifully God designed us to work together—each part adding something special.

Their love for music is obvious, but their love for what the music means? That’s what really hits you. They grew up with this kind of passion for songs. Their mom homeschooled them and music was just part of life. It was the background noise to all the everyday chaos of being a family. One of them would be humming while folding laundry, another picking up a guitar in a quiet moment, and somehow it all came together, even back then and how much we love listening to them now. 

What’s even more amazing is how they manage to juggle it all—college, life, and their music—without losing sight of what matters most. They’re not out there chasing stardom. They’re just three siblings with a gift, using it to share God’s love with the world. And honestly? That’s what makes them so special.

So, if you’re looking for a little extra joy this season, let the Veater siblings remind you what Christmas is all about. Listen to ‘The Greatest Gift.’ Let the words sink in. It’s a simple song with a big message; it’s a blessing—and isn’t that what the greatest gift of Christmas is all about? We hope this music video is a blessing to your Christmas season.

Psalm 96:1-2 "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, praise His name; proclaim His salvation day after day."

Jordan Smith, winner of The Voice Season 9, has a voice that feels like a gift from above. Known for his unmatched range and ability to stir deep emotions, Jordan brings a Gospel Jazz twist to the beloved hymn ‘How Great Thou Art’ in this lyric video you don't want to miss. His music creates a soul-stirring and unique take on this performance. I have a feeling you’ll be adding this version to your praise and worship playlist.

This classic hymn, which has long been a staple in Christian worship, celebrates the majesty and greatness of God. With lyrics like “Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee, how great Thou art!” the song is an outpouring of faith and awe. It was originally created as a Swedish hymn in 1885 by Carl Boberg. It came to him as in an inspirational poem when Carl was walking home from church one day.

Jordan’s take on the song captures this reverence while spinning it with his signature style—a blend of powerful vocals, smooth jazz undertones, and heartfelt passion. Accompanied by a jazz band, Jordan’s performance begins softly, with piano and a gentle rhythm setting the tone. As the song progresses, his voice soars effortlessly, blending Gospel richness with playful jazz pieces. The song highlights his ability to bridge genres while staying true to the hymn's spiritual essence. His ability to connect with the audience shines through as his voice conveys gratitude, wonder, and joy. Each note is a reminder of God’s greatness and the beauty of music as a form of praise.

Fans of both traditional hymns and modern interpretations will find Jordan’s ‘How Great Thou Art’ captivating. His Gospel Jazz rendition is a testament to his extraordinary talent and his heart for worship, making it a performance to treasure.

Through his music, Jordan reminds us of the power of faith expressed through song, inspiring us to reflect on God’s greatness with renewed wonder and gratitude. What did you think of this version of the song? Did it lift your spirits and remind you of just how great our heavenly Father is?

Psalm 96:1-2 "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, praise His name; proclaim His salvation day after day."

Jesus Lives Here Writer: David Wills Writer: Bill Shore Writer: Arlo Gilliam Album: Just For The Record Jesus Lives Here is a beautiful country gospel song that speaks of members of a small, rural town living out the words spoken by our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ in Matthew 22:39. Backed with a powerful instrumentation and powered by the striking baritone voice of Wills, the tune conveys an amazing message of helping one another out. Copyright © 2024 Tugalo Records, Inc. All Rights Reserved. To reach David Wills and his team, visit www.davidwillsmusic.com.

Song that captures the true meaning of Christmas. Written by Bruce Niemchick and Landon Hollsteinp

Prepare to join in with a huge group of people singing out. Neil Young leads a powerful moment of music with many people gathered in an auditorium in Canada. This live moment of celebration will get you singing along. Thousands join voices for beautiful, “Heart of Gold” rendition. 

Neil Young’s band begins with a harmonica playing to the song and getting the audience pumped up in the show. You hear everyone in the crowd singing as the chorus. It is encouraging to hear so many voices in unison singing together. After they complete their part of the song, the harmonica and band join back in for an instrumental. The musicianship and joy in the room can be felt through the video. The masses are singing together in unity. The clapping and the energy are high and fun. We are reminded by watching that music is a way of connecting people everywhere. 

The song says:

‘Keeps me searching

For a heart of gold

And I'm getting old’

We could look for a heart of gold in people in the world, but we are reminded that the only perfect person is Jesus. He is the heart of gold each soul is searching for on earth. Jesus reveals that He is our Savior and everything we have been searching for. May this song remind us that He is the only One who can truly satisfy us. 

God knows the story of each individual in this crowd, and He knows us too. He loves us and knows the hairs on our heads. Maybe you feel like one in the thousands. If so, know that you matter. There is a purpose for each of us as a person and as a group. 

“Seek the LORD while he may be found; call on him while he is near. Let the wicked forsake their ways and the unrighteous their thoughts. Let them turn to the LORD, and he will have mercy on them, and to our God, for he will freely pardon.” Isaiah 55:6-7

A group made up entirely of young women delivered a beautiful and soul-stirring a cappella “Goodness of God” rendition. Their version of this praise and worship tune, which has become a favorite of many, is breathtaking. This is one cover that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly.

The world is a lost and fallen place. Sin has utterly wrecked and destroyed everything it has encountered, including careers, marriages and every other relationship imaginable. The evidence of sin’s destructive nature is all around us—on social media, in the news and, at times, even in our families. With one quick look at the world and most things in it, many people would determine that there is no hope.

For the most part, their assessment is correct. For those who remain lost and without Jesus Christ, there is no hope. But for those lost sheep who have found and returned to the Good Shepherd, there is a future and the promise of eternity with Him. His forgiveness, love, mercy and grace are freely offered to all who humble themselves before Him and confess their sins.

In a video posted on YouTube, a handful of women beautifully sing Bethel Music’s “Goodness of God,” a tune about His love, faithfulness, mercy and grace. He did what no other could have done, paying the ultimate sacrifice by going to the cross and suffering and dying for me and you.

‘Cause all my life You have been faithful

And all my life You have been so, so good

With every breath that I am able

Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God”

The vocal performances here are outstanding—so clear, smooth and soothing. You could easily listen to these young ladies sing anything. An incredible amount of musical talent is crammed into this nearly five-minute clip.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

An extraordinarily talented and gifted harpist delivered a lovely rendition of the beloved, classic tune “Gratitude.” This is a beautiful version of this song, which has become a favorite of many. Be sure to watch and listen to this performance from this skilled musician.

Without Christ making the ultimate sacrifice, suffering and dying on the cross, none of us would have a chance. We would all be without hope, condemned for all eternity and destined to be lost. But since He was willing to go through that and because of His inexplicable and immense love for us, we have hope and a future.

Christ paid a debt that we could have never repaid ourselves. For that, He is worthy of all glory, honor and praise, but even that falls well short of the mark. Not enough words adequately express the thanks and praise He rightly deserves. But that should not stop us from trying, right?

In a clip posted on YouTube, musician Megan Tibbits strums the harp as she sings Brandon Lake’s “Gratitude.” It’s an awe-inspiring, outstanding performance of a song that perfectly and beautifully sums up how even though we may praise and glorify His name, it is still wholly inadequate. But since we, as sinners, have nothing but praise to offer Him, we continue to do precisely that.

“So, I throw up my hands

And praise You again and again

‘Cause all that I have is a hallelujah

Hallelujah”

Megan’s musical performance is not the only beautiful thing captured in the five-and-a-half-minute clip. The location in which she performs is absolutely stunning. The video’s description states that the video was filmed on the side of a mountain in Lugano, Switzerland.

“To me, it (the location) signifies the vastness, and sheer beauty of the Lord and His ways.” Megan writes.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

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If you are looking for lyrics to motivate you in your walk with God and remind you of the victory that you have in Christ, then look no further. ‘No Survivors’ will empower you and help you to fix your eyes on Jesus in the midst of this hard world. Jeremy Camp drops lyric video for powerful 'No Survivors.'

Between the incredible tone painting and the catchy chorus, you will enjoy this song as you sing along with the lyrics on the screen. It is a battle cry about not leaving any survivors of sin in our lives. 

The words powerfully say: “If I’m gonna live then there’s some things that need to die.” As you listen to this song, it is a great one for exercise, walking, personal worship, and just plain motivating. Watching this lyrics video will help you better understand and grasp what the song's message is saying. We have to take our sins seriously. We have to confess and repent with the help of the Holy Spirit. When we acknowledge our sins, such as pride, ego, etc., we can walk the journey of true freedom that is found in Jesus.

What are your sin struggles today? How can singing along with Jeremy Camp’s song inspire you to break free of the power of sin in your life? Read or worship by singing with him as you watch this wonderful video and declare the victory in Christ that you have when you place your faith in Jesus. 

“Since we have been united with him in his death, we will also be raised to life as he was. We know that our old sinful selves were crucified with Christ so that sin might lose its power in our lives. We are no longer slaves to sin. For when we died with Christ we were set free from the power of sin.” Romans 6:5-7

Listen to Jeremy Rosado's "Tears Of Joy."

It is always special when a husband and wife share a hobby or skill. In this video, we will witness the beautiful talent of this duo known as Dan & Amanda. Watching these two perform together will be an absolute delight to your day. Check out this couple’s powerful ‘I Will Serve Thee’ hymn performance. 

This precious woman sings from her heart. She plays the keys and has the joy of the Lord on her face. The lyrics on the video invite us to sing along with them. The husband jumps in on the chorus and the two of them share smooth and natural harmonies with one another. They have a bluegrass/southern gospel style in their performance.

The instrumental highlights the couple as musicians. They have great abilities. In the second verse, the husband leads. He also has a great voice. This duo humbly approaches this song to bring glory to God and sings in humility from the simplicity of their living room. They are easy to love and will motivate you to sing with them. Dan & Amanda have hearts of worship leaders. They are gifted musically, but even more so, you can see evidence of genuine hearts for Christ. They point to Him and invite others to glorify Him.

This is the kind of worshiper that Jesus mentions in Scripture that God is looking for on earth: someone who worships in Spirit and truth. They are certainly sharing the truth of the gospel and clearly giving the message that they will serve the Lord because they love Him and He has died for their sins and ours in this broken world full of sin. We can celebrate along with them today.

“But an hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth; for such people the Father seeks to be His worshipers. God is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.” John 4:23-24

There’s something extraordinary about witnessing others in unguarded worship. Two older gentlemen, singing their hearts out on what they call ‘Worship Wednesday,’ remind us of this truth as they sing a powerful ‘What A Day That Will Be’ duet rendition.

‘Oh, what a day that will be

When my Jesus I shall see

When I look upon his face

The one who saved me by his grace’

Their voices blend with sincerity as they worship the Lord. Watching them, you can’t help but feel invited to sing right along with them and worship God in an unfiltered, authentic way. There are no flashing lights, no smoke machines, and no distractions. Instead, it’s stripped down to the simplest form. Two men, their guitars, and a chance to praise God straight from their hearts. It’s as if the space that causes fear, doubt, and self-consciousness fade into the light of God’s glory through their simple song. 

As they sing, “But forever I will be, with the one who died for me, what a glorious day that will be,” I can’t help but look forward to the day when I get to see Jesus face to face.”

The video was posted to YouTube, and others noticed this precious worship moment. One viewer added their thoughts, “I can’t wait for that day.” Another added a prayer for those listening, he wrote, “To everyone listening to this beautiful song I pray that the Peace of God that surpasses all understanding will today be the atmosphere of that glorious day. Thank you Jesus.”

What about you? What part of this worship song resonated with you the most? Was it the hymn, the simple way they worshiped the Lord? Or was it Jesus speaking to your heart? Take a moment today to reflect on the promise of eternity. Picture that day when Jesus takes you by the hand and leads you through the Promised Land.

Psalm 95:6 “Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker.”

In a world buzzing with technology and noise, more and more people are taking to the internet to share worship songs that spread hope and faith in powerful ways. Among these, a talented trio performs ‘To God Be The Glory’ in a beautiful instrumental cover. They brought new life to this timeless hymn using just an organ, piano, and an electric piano. Their faith and talent remind us that worship isn’t confined to the church or to lyrics. Their performance reminds us that no matter what we do, we can worship the Lord in big and small ways. And we weren’t the only ones who took notice. Strangers and fans had a lot to say about this old but beautiful hymnal moment. 

One viewer couldn’t help but post about going down memory lane. He wrote, “Sounds just like my childhood church on Sunday mornings. Wonderful memories!” Another fan added, “Terrific job! I had never heard this Fanny Crosby song, and I thought I had heard them all. Praise God!” Another viewer added how the performance lifted his spirit. He wrote, “Nice melody, love those kinds of songs, is their words to this song? It’s wonderfully played, and it's uplifting and inspiring.”

Posted on Teresa Holman’s YouTube page, she shared, “My desire is to bless believing Christians with the old hymns of the faith and gospel songs. May Jesus Christ be praised, All glory to Him.” Teresa definitely has a talent for worshiping the Lord through her music. I love how she takes us back to the basics of old hymns because these songs are rooted in deep and timeless truths of the Lord. ‘To God Be the Glory’ reminds us of the magnitude of God’s work in our lives through the power of His Son, His grace, and His redeeming love. 

I needed this reminder today. I hope that you did, too, and that it stirred a sense of awe and wonder in your heavenly Father. 

Psalms 95:6 “O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the LORD our maker.”

One couple delivered an unforgettable rendition of the beloved hymn “Amazing Grace.” Their performance is pitch-perfect, capturing the beauty of the timeless tune. This is one cover of “Amazing Grace” that you will want to listen to repeatedly.

Unfortunately, hymns are slowly becoming forgotten pieces of music. Sure, churches will occasionally bring out a hymn, but for the most part, they are being left in the past. Many praise and worship teams seem to opt to use more modern, contemporary Christian music to fill their Sunday morning services.

Despite this growing trend away from hymns, some will always be remembered. A handful will continue to be performed in houses of worship, no matter how old the specific hymn might be. “Great is Thy Faithfulness,” “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” “How Firm a Foundation” and “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” are just a few that have and will continue to stand the test of time.

Of course, no list of the most iconic, memorable and beloved hymns would be complete without “Amazing Grace.” Even though it is hundreds of years old, musicians still cover and play the hymn. The hymn’s lyrics are just as powerful and relevant as when they were first written.

In a clip posted on YouTube, one couple, Dan and Amanda, perform that timeless, powerful hymn about Christ’s astounding love, mercy and grace, “Amazing Grace.” “Amazing Grace” is a tune that, regardless of how many times you may have heard it, can still cause you to become emotional. Even though most likely know the lyrics by heart, that opening verse is still so moving.

“Amazing grace! How sweet the sound

That saved a wretch like!

I once was lost, but now am found

Was blind, but now I see”

Thank God for his magnificent, awe-inspiring and sufficient grace. Without it, none of us would stand a chance; instead, we would be lost for all eternity.

Hebrews 4:16 “Then let us come near to the seat of grace without fear, so that mercy may be given to us, and we may get grace for our help in time of need.”