Music Videos

If you love bluegrass, you’ll love Rhonda Vincent’s beautiful version of ‘Just A Closer Walk with Thee’ at Larry’s Diner. Rhonda is known as the queen of bluegrass music, and it’s no wonder, thanks to her rich and soulful voice. The simple setting of the Diner didn’t dim the impact of her performance—instead, it made the moment feel even more intimate and special.

Everyone at the Diner was captivated by her down-to-earth style and love for the Lord in every note. Rhonda’s rendition of the classic hymn wasn’t just a performance but rather it was a reminder of the comfort and strength we find in our faith, no matter where we are or what we’re going through.

‘Just a closer walk with Thee,

Grant it, Jesus, is my plea,

Daily walking close to Thee,

Let it be, dear Lord, let it be’

The refrain reminds us to surrender our all to our Heavenly Father. We can trust His plan and His will for our lives over our own. It’s a reminder that His guidance brings peace, comfort, and strength.

The lyrics remind us that when we are weak, He is strong, especially in times of struggles and challenges. But we can find comfort in walking close with the Lord. It's a reminder that seeking closeness with God is not just a one-time thing but a continual, daily pursuit of going after the Lord.

We hope you enjoyed Rhonda Vincent's heartfelt rendition of ‘Just a Closer Walk with Thee.’  The song’s timeless lyrics remind us of the comfort and strength found in walking closely with God.

Colossians 4:5-6 "Walk in wisdom toward outsiders, making the best use of the time. Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you ought to answer each person."

The four supremely talented young men who comprise the Redeemed Quartet turned in a fantastic and heavenly rendition of the beloved gospel tune "Jesus is Coming Soon" in a music video.

The world is a fallen and lost place. Society is in bad shape. Turn on the TV, flip to any news channel, or peruse the internet for any time at all, and you'll quickly come to the same conclusion. People are hurting and struggling, with many calling out for help.

But as bad as things on Earth may appear, there is hope. Jesus Christ, who went to the cross, suffered and died, and later rose again, freely offers forgiveness and the opportunity of eternal life to all. Those hurting, enduring pain and heartache and calling out for help have a solution. Jesus Christ is the answer to all our worries, troubles and concerns.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the Redeemed Quartet beautifully performs "Jesus is Coming Soon." The song perfectly captures the present state of the world and society as a whole. We are definitely living in troublesome times. But thankfully, that is not the end of the song.

"Jesus is coming soon, morning or night or noon

Many will meet their doom; trumpets will sound

All of the dead shall rise, righteous meet in the skies

Going where no one dies, heavenward bound"

As the lyrics state, Jesus Christ is returning soon. At that point, all our troubles and worries will cease. This Earth is not our eternal home. For the Christian, this place is nothing but a short pit stop before reaching eternity.

In addition to the lovely and beautifully written lyrics, the vocal performances are also outstanding. Throughout the nearly three-minute clip, the guys fully displayed their God-given musical talents.

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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This video will encourage you and bless you in your faith in Christ. Check out Mac Powell’s 'I Love Jesus' official music video.

At the start of the video, Mac is seen in a cozy house in the woods, playing his guitar and singing. He is celebrating that he loves Jesus from a couch in the library room. He shares his testimony in the song. It is as if he is sitting with you at his home, telling you how Jesus has transformed his life and brought him from death to life. He is rocking in a rocking chair on his front porch. The music video is very inviting.

The lyrics share:

‘I was on the wrong road, lost as I could be

I needed a Savior to rescue me, Heaven heard me prayin’

Mac is creatively telling his salvation story through song. We then get a fun glimpse of Mac in his private at-home studio. He is singing his heart out from behind the mic with the computer for production all in front of him. Mac jams out on the guitar in various settings around the home. He plays guitar so passionately. It is entertaining to watch him. We see clips of him working on the song's production. 

This song is so catchy, and the message is true. Jesus changes our lives, and His followers love Him so much because He loved us first. As you watch this music video, take time to rest in the love of Christ and think through your testimony of how Jesus has set you free. May this music video inspire you to share your story of how you love Jesus.

“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death.” Isaiah 46:4

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Popular and talented Christian musician Anne Wilson inspires with the powerful official performance lyric video for her new song "Stand."

This world can be sad, frightening and lonely. The current state of our world and society often demonstrates this. Turn on the television, flip to any news channel, and immediately find this to be true. Story after story prominently features the hatred, evil and vulgarity prevalent in society.

There is much evil in this world, and people continue to put their faith and hope in all the wrong places, including those running for office. Many people are so lost that they believe that after one man or woman gets into a particular office, all that ails the world will magically disappear.

Of course, that is not the case at all. God is the only one who can and will change anything. In her song "Stand," Anne encourages listeners to push back against the evil and hatred in this world and take a stand for Jesus Christ, even when the odds are decidedly against them.

Throughout the energetic, upbeat and terribly catchy tune, Anne asks several very pointed but necessary questions that Christians should consider carefully.

"Will you stand for love when all you see is hate

Will you follow the crowd or will you lead the way

You ain't meant to be the one who ran"

As everyone already knows, Anne admits that it's much safer and easier to go with the flow, not make any waves and not voice a dissenting opinion. However, Anne sings that she can do such, going against current and popular opinion, because she knows who is with her.

What a beautiful song with a message that many people in the world need to hear today.

Ephesians 6:13 "For this reason take up all the arms of God, so that you may be able to be strong in the evil day, and, having done all, to keep your place."

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Watch this precious worship video as these four kids deliver an adorable version of ‘Jesus Loves The Little Children.’ 

At the start of the video, two boys and two girls are each handed a microphone as they stand in front of a church service. They smile nervously, and some even look at their shoes as if making eye contact with the church audience might make them shy. The piano accompanies the kids, and they begin to sing the well-known song, ‘Jesus Loves The Little Children.’ Their voices are quiet, filled with shyness and innocence. As they start the chorus, one of the older girls smiles and even chews on the microphone a bit. 

‘Jesus loves the little children,

All the children of the world.

Red and yellow, black and white,

All are precious in His sight,

Jesus loves the little children of the world.’

At the end of the performance, as the song's final notes faded, all four kids exchanged shy smiles, setting their microphones down in unison like hot potatoes. They ran off the stage without hesitation, happy that the spotlight was no longer on them. You could see the weight of nerves lift as they eagerly headed back to what most likely excited them—playing with toys and attending Sunday School.

It was absolutely precious to witness the innocence and joy in these children as they sang about Jesus’ love. Their performance wasn’t perfect, but that’s exactly what made it so touching. There’s something incredibly special about watching kids learn about the love of Jesus in such a pure and simple way. This touching song reminds us of an important truth: it doesn’t matter if we’re five, 50, or 105—we are all God’s beloved children.

Matthew 19:14 "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these."

Don’t miss the Jerde sisters’ stunning performance of ‘In Christ Alone.’ 

‘In Christ alone my hope is found;

He is my light, my strength, my song; 

This cornerstone, this solid ground, 

Firm through the fiercest drought and storm.’

Ella (15) & Lucy (13) both love to sing and worship the Lord. There is something so incredible about seeing their faith shine so bright at such a young age. Their performance of this beloved hymn was one of those moments where you’re reminded just how powerful music can be when it’s sung from the heart. There’s something special about sibling harmonies, and these two sisters nailed it. You could tell they’ve spent years singing together, their voices naturally blending in a way that years of practice together can.

What I loved most about this performance was the heart behind it. They captioned their video with statement: “The phrase "In Christ Alone" in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible refers to the idea that Christ is the only mediator between God and man and that salvation is only possible through his death. It also means that believers have immediate access to God for forgiveness of sins.” Talk about wisdom for such tender ages. 

It wasn’t just about showing off their vocal talent (though, let’s be honest, they’re incredibly talented). It was about pointing people to the truth of the song, to the strength we find in Christ alone. You could see it in the way they sang, the emotion on their faces—they weren’t just singing words; they were sharing their faith.

As they reached the chorus, “In Christ alone, my hope is found,” you could feel the weight of those words. It was one of those moments where the music and the message met perfectly. And that’s the beauty of this hymn—it’s not just about pretty melodies; it’s about a truth that resonates with all of us. No matter where we are in life, no matter what we’re going through, we can rest in the fact that our hope is found in Christ.

I love seeing people use their gifts to glorify God, and these sisters did just that. Their voices are a gift, but what’s even more beautiful is how they used them to point others to the real gift—God’s love and grace. No matter what life throws at us, He’s our solid rock, and we can stand firm in that truth. It’s moments like these—when music, faith, and heartfelt worship come together—that remind us of just how deeply loved we are by God.

Psalm 18:2 "The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold."

Ray Stevens’ emotional rendition of ‘Amazing Grace’ reminds us of the incredible, redemptive power of Jesus Christ. The words of one of the most widely-known hymns of all time, written in 1772 and published in 1779, resonate and inspire 250 years later.

‘Amazing Grace’ is often sung during traditional Sunday services, but it is also regularly played or sung at funeral services. The song often appears on lists of the most popular Christian songs for memorial services, along with ‘How Great Thou Art’ and ‘Because He Lives,’ as well as many wonderful contemporary songs.  

Ironically, the writer of the song had put to death his old, sinful life and begun fully living for Christ well before he penned the hymn. Born in 1725, John Newton lost his mother to tuberculosis when he was just six; was sent to boarding school as a boy; became a reluctant, disobedient, and disgraced sailor in the Royal Navy; found work as a crewman and captain on slave ships; was held captive himself; and nearly drowned at sea, at the age of 23, while aboard the storm-battered Greyhound. It was his near-death experience and his relationship with devout Christian Mary “Polly” Catlett that led to his conversion. He and Mary wed in 1750. 

Here are the opening lines of “Amazing Grace:”

‘Amazing grace! How sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found;
Was blind, but now I see.’

After the slave ship captain was converted, he became a minister, a writer, a hymnist, and an abolitionist, leaving behind his evil ways. And, if he’d done absolutely nothing else with his newfound freedom in Christ, “Amazing Grace” would stand as a beautiful, sacred contribution to generations—the promise that salvation is possible with His grace and forgiveness!

So, when the legendary Ray Stevens performed the gospel classic live on Season 11 of Larry's Country Diner, he knew the magnitude of the lyrics. His voice and his keyboard playing, along with Sheriff Capps’ guitar communicated those old, timeless words brilliantly. 

What a message it is!

“In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God’s grace” Ephesians 1:7