Music Videos

In this video, country artist Jackson Michelson shares his journey from playing music in church to becoming a successful country musician. He emphasizes his aversion to labeling art, appreciating artists who embrace diverse styles. Michelson's musical roots are in church, but his career took an unexpected turn when he started writing love songs for his wife. After recording these songs in a Vancouver studio, he received unexpected feedback: people loved his "country music," a genre he hadn't intentionally pursued. Local country radio stations picked up his songs, leading to a rapid rise in popularity with extensive touring and airplay, including on Sirius XM's The Highway. Despite his growing fame, Michelson remains true to his roots as a storyteller, writing about personal experiences and other people's lives. He reflects on the intersection of secular and sacred music, expressing his belief in the power of storytelling in both contexts. For Michelson, leading people through stories and worship is a unified experience, whether he's singing about life or leading worship. He embraces the idea of being in the world but not of it, and finds joy in singing to the "King of Kings," illustrating his seamless transition between country music and worship. Discover additional worship resources at www.worshipleader.com.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Christian Hip-Hop Artist Steven Malcolm, as he delves into the powerful intersection of hip-hop and worship music. In this candid interview, Steven shares his journey from a fatherless young man to a devoted husband and father, using his life and music to glorify God. He passionately discusses how hip-hop can be a form of worship, urging believers to break free from putting God in a box. Steven highlights the importance of living a life according to the scriptures, emphasizing the difference between a regular Christian and a true Christ follower in the music industry. He speaks about the vital role of unwavering leadership in fostering a culture of prayer and integrity, ensuring that our faith and actions remain aligned with our identity in Christ. Discover how Steven interprets scripture creatively through his rap, using metaphors and parables to bring biblical truths to life. Witness his heart for worship and the transformative impact of his music, despite initial skepticism from traditional church settings. Be inspired by Steven's testimony of God's faithfulness in his life, as he reflects on his marriage and fatherhood, demonstrating that God can truly turn nothing into something for His glory. Watch now and be encouraged by Steven Malcolm's story of faith, worship, and redemption. Visit www.worshipleader.com for further insights on worship.

Oh What A Savior - Harmonica cover by Dale Dutridge Lyrics Once I was straying In sin's dark valley No hope within could I see But they searched through Heaven And found a Savior To save a poor lost soul like me O what a Savior O Hallelujah His heart was broken On Calvary His hands were nail scared His side was riven He gave His life's blood for even me Death's chilly waters I'll soon be crossing But His hand will lead me safely o'er Then I'll join that chorus In that great city and I'll sing up there forever and ever more O what a Savior O Hallelujah His heart was broken On Calvary His hands were nail scared His side was riven He gave His life's blood for even me For even me O what a Savior

Listen to Pat Barrett's "Loved."

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The super talented and incredibly popular Christian musician Jeremy Camp has released the official live performance video for his hit song “These Days.”

The world is a fallen place filled with lost and hurting people looking for even the tiniest glimmer of hope. They are crying out for something, anything, that will help alleviate their pain and suffering. Many have searched and searched for a solution but have come up empty every time.

Christians are charged with reaching these lost and broken people. We are tasked with going forth into all the nations and making disciples for Him. Jesus Christ’s message of love, mercy and the forgiveness of sins is one that the world needs to hear.

Christ’s message is too important to conceal and keep to ourselves, no matter the obstacles or forces that may sometimes oppose Christians. That’s one of the messages someone could take away from Jeremy’s upbeat and catchy song “These Days.” It’s an uplifting and encouraging tune for those who may have run into things trying to stop or slow us down from witnessing to someone about Christ.

In the official live performance video, Jeremy gives a fantastic, energetic rendition of his tune about being a light in a lost and broken world.

“I know we were born to shine bright

In a dark world that needed some light

Don’t have to be afraid

Maybe we were made for these days”

In the song, Jeremy also sings how God does not make mistakes. We were all made and placed on Earth for a reason. God has a role and a job for everyone to step into and do. All people have worth and matter greatly to the Creator of the universe.

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.”

Listen to Sean Curran' "Basic Faith."

Listen to Sean Curran's "He Who Is To Come."

I Believe came from a poem a friend wrote titled Believe. My words are totally different but in my song, I was still thinking of Good Friday and Easter. It kind of sounds like the Newsboys who I love. #ibelieve #michaelherbert #breakingfree Published by Herbert Ministries 062924 Purchase my 2 new books Overcome https://www.amazon.com/OVERCOME-Dedic... The Master of Broken Lives https://www.amazon.com/Master-Broken-...

A large ensemble turned in a stunning a cappella rendition of the beloved praise and worship tune, “Goodness of God.”

Contemporary Christian music has been and still is extremely popular in many churches. Churchgoers, while it does depend on the denomination to an extent, are much more likely to hear those songs than hymns during Sunday morning services. Some houses of worship have even wholly abandoned the old hymns in favor of the more modern Christian music songs.

Regardless of how one feels about this trend, one contemporary Christian song has become extremely popular. The song “Goodness of God” has seemingly been covered by every well-known Christian music artist, and for good reason. It’s a beautifully written song about the Lord’s unfailing love, endless mercy, faithfulness and forgiveness.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a massive group of people combined their musical gifts and abilities for a stunning a cappella rendition of the classic song. It’s a cover that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly.

While simple, the song’s chorus is still incredibly powerful and moving.

“’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”

One would think that with such a large group, it wouldn’t work and would create an unpleasant sound of people singing against and trying to outdo one another. Fortunately, that is not the case here. All the voices blend beautifully together, creating a most pleasant and enjoyable sound as they praise and worship the Lord.

As the song mentions, God has been so undeservedly good to us. He meets our needs and then some, even when we continually take those blessings for granted. He is more than worthy of all our praise and worship!

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

A handful of people turned in a terrific and stunning a cappella cover performance of the classic and beloved hymn “I Stand Amazed in the Presence.”

In many situations throughout life, you’ll be left amazed. Often, the astonishment and amazement will be because of something harmful or hurtful. Many people seem to have an incredible and amazing ability to spout hurtful or harmful words effortlessly. Sadly, images on television news broadcasts will also leave you amazed at the seemingly endless cruelty people can and do inflict upon one another.

However, there is one who does leave us constantly amazed at His endless love, grace and faithfulness. The Lord is also amazingly able to bring about miracles and inject hope and life into situations that appear without hope. He can make a way when there is none.

But Christ’s biggest, most astonishing and amazing act of love was when He willingly went to the cross, suffered, died and rose again for all our sins. He went through all of that – the pain, suffering, hurt and humiliation – for you and me. What an amazing act of love, indeed!

In a clip posted on YouTube, five tremendously talented singers showcase their musical gifts in a dazzling performance that shows the human voice's strength, power and beauty. You will be in awe at the sound those young people are able to create solely using their God-given instruments.

“I Stand in the Presence” is a song that many are undoubtedly familiar with, even if it’s only on a limited basis. Many Christians know and love this tune, and for good reason. The lyrics are beautiful. The opening verse is especially moving because it accurately describes humans in their sinful nature and Christ’s magnificent and amazing love.

“I stand in the presence

Of Jesus the Nazarene

And wonder how He could love me,

A sinner condemned, unclean”

Romans 5:8 “But God has made clear to us, in that, when we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

Incredibly talented musician Chris Rupp captivates with a stunning rendition of the beloved hymn "His Eye is on the Sparrow.'

This world is full of disorder, unrest, strife and never-ending conflict and disagreement. Individuals are constantly searching for something, anything to give them temporary relief from life's pressures, worries, burdens and concerns.

To many people, peace is a foreign concept and word. People always look at and think about the next conflict, challenge and worry. This thinking and living will wear someone down quickly physically, mentally and emotionally. No one can keep up that lifestyle, never allowing their mind to escape the day's problems.

Most people in the world are searching for something to help alleviate their pain, worries and burdens. They look here or there and come up empty every single time. But there is one who provides calm, comfort and peace, which the Bible says surpasses all understanding.

In the clip, Chris performs "His Eye is on the Sparrow." It's a hymn about those everyday worries and issues everyone is concerned about: What will we do about this or that? How will we pay this bill or make that payment?

Instead of worrying ourselves sick, the lyrics remind us that our daily worries and concerns are not the be-all and end-all. God has His eye on and takes care of the Sparrow. Do we really think that if he cares that much about a bird, He will forget us and our needs? Surely not!

The song's beautiful chorus reminds us that Christ can and will meet our needs. He keeps a watchful and protective eye on us.

"I sing because I'm happy

I sing because I'm free

His eye is on the Sparrow

And I know He watches me"

He is more than faithful, answering those who call upon His name.

Matthew 6:26 "See the birds of heaven; they do not put seeds in the earth, they do not get in grain, or put it in the storehouses; and your Father in heaven gives them food. Are you not of much more value than they?"

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In a world often filled with noise and distractions, Cain's inspiring song ‘Believe On Jesus’ music video offers a refreshing and inspiring message of faith and hope. The music video for this soul-stirring song opens with a serene scene: towels are dropped on a sunlit beach, and one of the band members reverently places a Bible down before the group walks into the ocean, setting the stage for a journey of faith and reflection.

As the band members sing, rollerblade, and stroll along the beach, their harmonious voices and joyful movements remind viewers of the transformative power of believing in Jesus. The lyrics of ‘Believe On Jesus’ are a heartfelt invitation to embrace faith, especially when life's path seems uncertain or challenging.

The opening lines of the song resonate deeply:

‘Has the road that you’ve been walking on
led you where you wanna go?
Did the things you’ve been trusting in
bring you high then leave you low’

These words acknowledge the struggles and disappointments that many face, offering a gentle reminder that there is a better way—a way illuminated by faith in Jesus.

The chorus echoes this powerful message:

‘Believe on Jesus
Call upon His name
Believe on Jesus
And you will be saved’

With each verse, the song builds a compelling case for faith, encouraging listeners to open their hearts and let Jesus into their lives. The lyrics speak to the universal longing for love and purpose, promising that these can be found through belief in Jesus.

The songwriters—Logan Cain, Taylor Cain Matz, Madison Cain Johnson, Jonathan Smith, and Ethan Hulse—have crafted a poignant and uplifting anthem that is both a call to action and a source of comfort. As the song beautifully declares, believing in Jesus has the power to transform lives, offering peace, salvation, and a new beginning.

‘Believe On Jesus’ is more than just a song; it's an invitation to experience the life-changing love of Christ. Whether you're rollerblading down a beach or facing life's toughest challenges, this inspiring tune reminds us all to keep the faith and believe.

Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.”

An adorable 3-year-old turned in what is likely the cutest and most heartwarming rendition of the popular gospel tune, “Goodness of God.”

The Bible is essentially a blueprint and a guidebook for life. It has answers, commands and suggestions for every situation we’ll encounter. There isn’t an area of life that the Bible, at some point in its 66 books, doesn’t mention or touch upon in some way.

One area in which the Bible has a lot to say is about parenting and raising children. Parents should treat their children with love and kindness and not in ways that will provoke them into anger. Mom and Dad are to raise their youngsters by instilling in them the knowledge, instruction and fear of the Lord. The Bible even mentions that parents who do this when their children are young will see the dividends and rewards later in the child’s life.

A clip posted on YouTube shows a youngster and his siblings, who are obviously being raised in the church and being taught about the Lord. In the three-and-a-half-minute clip, the 3-year-old young man sings “Goodness of God.”

The little guy stands confidently at the lowered microphone and belts out the lyrics of the popular tune. It’s one of the sweetest covers of that song that you will ever see anywhere. A young man singing a song about the Lord, His love, mercy and grace shows that some parents still raise their children correctly.

But 3-year-old Nicholas is not the only person on the stage demonstrating his musical talent. According to the video's description, he is joined by his older siblings—6-year-old Leo on the keyboard and his older sister Karolina, who beautifully plays the violin. 

After the conclusion of the siblings’ lovely performance, the church, rightfully so, erupts in applause. One man can even be heard saying, “Amen.”

Proverbs 22:6 “If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old he will not be turned away from it.”

Performed by the Heart of the City Band off their CD by the same title and written by Dan Adler. Available on iTunes, www.danandsandyadler.com and most mp3 streaming sites.

This song is performed by the Heart of the City Band on their CD "With One Voice", and is sung in Hmong, Spanish and English. It features the lead vocals of Kenny Passmore, Kangza Kong and Eunice Bravo. Written by Dan Adler. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most mp3 sites.

This is a slideshow of the song 'I Run to You', performed by Dan Adler and the Heart of the City Band on their CD "With One Voice". It is also included on Dan Adler's solo CD "Songs for the Battle". Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most mp3 sites.

Unlike other religious leaders, Jesus Christ didn't claim to be just a good teacher or prophet. He claimed to be the Way, Truth and Life - the only way to the Father. His death wasn't an execution, it was an atoning sacrifice for sin. He, unlike other religious leaders, didn't stay dead - He arose. We who believe His Word, worship this Lamb of God as the Name above all Names. This is a slideshow of the song performed by the Heart of the City Band off of their CD, 'It All Belongs to You'. It features vocal solos by Ed Adorno and Dan Adler along with solos by Brad Anderson on trumpet, keyboard by Peter Shu, electric guitar by George Parrish and percussion by Alexis Santos. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most mp3 streaming sites.

A lyric video of the song 'That's Why', performed by the Heart of the City Band, off of their CD entitled 'With One Voice'. Available a www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most mp3 sites.

This is a slide show of a Native American style worship song using images of nature that coincide with the lyrics of the song, as well as images of the Heart of the City Band performing it. It was written by Dan Adler and features Native American flute solos by Sandy Adler and vocal solos by Native American singer Evangeline Jackson. Karen Austin Brave Crow currently sings the lead vocal with the band and is also featured in the slide show. This song is recorded on the band's "'t All Belongs to You' CD and an instrumental version is also on their 'Wind of the Spirit' CD. Song is available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most mp3 sites