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Immensely talented Christian musician Jeremy Camp has released the powerful and official lyric video for his song “Here I Am.”

People are fallen creatures. Everyone on Earth has failed, is flawed and has imperfections and blemishes. Even Christians who have followed Christ, adhering to His commands and teachings for decades, are flawed and imperfect. The Bible makes this abundantly clear in Romans, with Paul writing that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

That is why all must turn to God, asking for His forgiveness to obtain salvation and experience eternal life with Him. All must reach a place where they fall to their knees and call out to God, repenting of their sins. 

Even after this act of repentance, Christians are still human, capable of sinning and failure. But God is always loving and merciful, quick to extend His grace to those who happen to stumble and fall. He will continue to work with and mold us into the person He wants us to be. 

Jeremy’s song “Here I Am” is about this situation. All must realize that God is needed in their life. They must turn away from their sinful ways and lifestyle. But even after that, God is not done with us. He doesn’t simply cast us aside. 

In a daily walk and relationship with Him, God will teach and reveal things to us. It’s through this constant communication and relationship Christians learn and grow, discovering more about God.

“Here I am

Falling to my knees, I’m crying out again

Jesus, take me deeper than I’ve ever been

Lord, here I am”

Accepting Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior and asking for forgiveness of your sins is a necessary step. But that’s not the end. God has so much more He wants to teach us and do with our lives. However, even when we fail, God is quick to extend His mercy and grace to forgive.

James 4:8 “Come near to God, and he will come near to you. Make your hands clean, you evildoers; put away deceit from your hearts, you false in mind.”

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One of the most talented and popular people in the Christian music scene, Phil Wickham, turned in a stunning and chilling acoustic live performance of his tune “I Believe.”

Jesus Christ willingly went to the cross, bearing the sins and transgressions of the entire world on his back. He endured a wholly undeserving and agonizing death on behalf of you and me. He paid the ultimate price as a sacrifice, winning forever the victory over sin and death. 

It is because of His death and resurrection that all can now have everlasting life with Him. His blood that was shed upon the cross that day and His message of love and forgiveness have changed and are still changing lives today. That forgiveness of sins is a gift offered to all who would call upon His name. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Phil and a handful of friends sing “I Believe,” a song about Christ’s message of forgiveness and salvation. The musicians sing out that given how much Christ has done for them and how he has changed their lives, they could never turn their back on Him. They will never be ashamed of the gospel.

“No, I’ll never be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ
How could I ever walk away from the One who saved my life?
No, I’ll never be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ
How could I ever walk away from the One who saved my life?”

What a beautiful song about the life-changing power of Jesus Christ wonderfully performed. 

Several who commented on the video’s YouTube link wholeheartedly agreed.

“I love this song. I crank it in my car and sing my heart out,” one person wrote.

Hallelujah, Praise the Lord! Beautiful song!” a second individual added.

Romans 1:16 “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God to salvation to everyone that believes; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.”

This version of ‘He's Got The World World In His Hands’ is not to be missed. Wintley Phipps is a Trinidadian-American singer, songwriter, and minister with a deep bass-baritone voice. 

His rendition of this popular song is moving and powerful. Reminding you of who God is and his purpose for this world.

‘He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands’ is a traditional African-American spiritual published in 1927. The song became more mainstream when a 13-year-old English singer named Laurie London released a take on it in 1957. 

Over the years others have released their versions of the song such as Mahalia Jackson, whose version hit the top charts in 1958, or singers such as Marian Anderson, Nina Simone, Odetta, James Booker, Andy Williams, and Pat Boone. 

You can also find the song in movies such as Con Air and Rocketman. You probably remember learning the song at some point in your life and have taught it to the younger generations.

The song reminds us that God has the world in his hands and is in control of everything. It reminds us that we shouldn’t worry because he has us, every single one of us. God is here and cares about everything that we do and everything that happens to us.

The lyrics, “He’s got the little tiny baby in His hands. He’s got the little tiny baby in His hands. He’s got the little tiny baby in His hands, he’s got the whole world in His hands” talks about the fact that he cares about everyone, even the smallest among us.

There is so much going on in the world today that can stress us out, both in our personal lives and those around us. Having a song like this to remind us of God’s nature is a comfort. 

“The earth is the LORD's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.” - Psalms 24:1

The incredibly talented vocalists who make up the group Anthem Lights have turned in yet another fantastic performance, with a lovely rendition of the classic hymn “It is Well with My Soul.”

Hymns are classic, beautifully written and truth-filled pieces of music that tell of the love, mercy and grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Despite being hundreds of years old in some cases, those hymns are still as relevant today as when they were first written. They continue to be performed in churches throughout the country and the world. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Anthem Lights, a group well known for their mesmerizing harmonies, brilliant covers and epic musical mashups, perform an a cappella version of “It is Well with My Soul.” 

“And Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight
The clouds be rolled as a scroll
The trump shall resound, and the Lord shall descend
Even so, it is well with my soul”

Their rendition is outstanding. Their harmonies are, once again, beautiful, perfectly blended and create a sound you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. 

Not only do the guys sound terrific, but they are using their God-given talents to sing and spread Christ’s message of hope, love and forgiveness. 

The beloved hymn describes the peace that surpasses all understanding only offered by Jesus Christ. In life, many events and situations will try, test and stretch our faith. There may be no reason and no applicable answer for those circumstances. 

However, despite what we may encounter or come up against in this life, we can rest on the assurance that everything is well with our soul. Christ went to the cross, bled and died, and later rose again, winning the victory over death and sin. If we remain in Christ, it truly is well with our soul. 

John 16:33 “I have said all these things to you so that in me you may have peace. In the world you have trouble: but take heart! I have overcome the world.”

One immensely talented singer, Wesley Pritchard, provided the lead vocals on a moving, upbeat and catchy performance of “When I Get Carried Away,” a tune about walking past those pearly gates and entering Heaven. 

Time, as the old saying goes, waits for no man. Time is constantly moving, which means that every day and every second that passes brings us closer to the end of our allotted time on Earth. That may be a morbid and unpleasant thought, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

There are a lot of unknowns surrounding death. But for Christians, death does not have to be something to be feared. Jesus Christ, with His death on the cross and resurrection, defeated sin and death. He offers all salvation and everlasting life with Him. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Wesley and a group of other talented vocalists sing about that joyous and celebratory moment when they enter Heaven and hear their name called. This is a time that all Christians, believers and followers of Christ eagerly look forward to, being in His presence.

“I’m gonna let the glory roll when the roll is called in Glory
I’m gonna get beside myself when I get beside the King that day
I’m gonna have the time of my life when the time of my life is over
I’m gonna get carried away when I get carried away”

What a beautiful song that perfectly captures the joy and the happiness that will be felt by all that day. What a wonderful and glorious day it will be when we are reunited with loved ones who have passed on before us. 

But to top it off, we’ll be in the presence of the one true King: Jesus Christ. It’s almost too much to comprehend and imagine!

John 14:3 “And if I go and make ready a place for you, I will come back again and will take you to be with me, so that you may be where I am.”

Country music singer Lorrie Morgan gave a chilling performance of her tune “A Picture of Me (Without You)” on Larry’s Country Diner.

Musicians write and sing about a variety of topics. They may cover political issues they are passionate about or some current event or topic. But without a doubt, the most covered topic in music is love. That could be a tune about a new and exciting relationship or a deep, committed relationship where the two people have been together for decades. Sadly, plenty of songs detail the end of a relationship and the pain because of it. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Lorrie performs “A Picture of Me. (Without You)” It’s a song about a romantic relationship that has ended, and she is not handling the breakup well. In fact, the entire song is about how heartbroken she is over the relationship ending.

“Imagine a world where no music was playing
And think of a church with nobody praying
Have you ever looked up at a sky with no blue
Then you’ve seen a picture of me without you”

That opening verse certainly qualifies Lorrie’s song as a break-up tune. Who would want to experience any of those things? All of them sound terrible. Who would want to experience a world in which music was nonexistent? A sky without any shade of blue? No way!

But the worst yet has to be going into a church where prayer is not taking place. Prayer is essential for a walk and a relationship with the Almighty. 

That opening verse and the entire song are heartbreaking. But it is well-written and helps to convey the deep emotional pain she must have been feeling. No one would ever want to go through any of those things. 

But thankfully, there is One who provides comfort to all who are hurting and in pain. Christ is faithful, always loving and never leaves or forsakes us in our time of need. 

Praise God!

Isaiah 41:10 “Have no fear, for I am with you; do not be looking about in trouble, for I am your God; I will give you strength, yes, I will be your helper; yes, my true right hand will be your support.”

This is a dance mix for "Worthy is the Lamb", by Heath Bewley. The music praises God for the Lord Jesus' sacrifice for mankind. Jesus gave his life, dying on a cross, and rising from the dead, then ascended into Heaven. God is worthy of our praise.

One member of the incredibly talented group Celtic Thunder displayed his stunning voice with his awe-inspiring and pitch-perfect cover of Air Supply’s classic “All Out of Love.”

The 1980s was a decade in which musicians like Whitney Houston, George Michael, Madonna and Michael Jackson dominated. It seemed that whatever tune or album those people released became an instant hit, rocking to the top of the charts. “Beat It,” “Faith,” “How Will I Know,” and “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” are now classics and still widely played.

However, other songs were able to break through in the 80s and become hits. They have also since become classic and periodically get the cover treatment from other musicians. One of those songs is “All Out of Love” by Air Supply. From the song’s opening notes, everyone instantly recognizes it. Seconds later, you’re likely to find yourself humming or singing along.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Celtic Thunder gives a dazzling vocal performance of “All Out of Love.” The young man’s voice is so incredibly unique, unlike anything you’ve heard before. 

“I’m all out of love, I’m so lost without you
I know you were right believing for so long
I’m all out of love, what am I without you?
I can’t be too late to say that I was so wrong”

The young man’s voice is spectacular. It’s so clear, strong and distinct. It sounds like a blend between Irish and country, something that would likely be hard or nearly impossible to duplicate or replicate. Given the uniqueness of his voice, anything he would sing would immediately become his own. 

The audience lets the young performer know how they feel about his cover of the beloved 1980s track. They give him a well-deserved thunderous and rousing round of applause. 

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.”

A gifted singer-songwriter, Pat Barrett, turned in a stunning acoustic performance of ‘No Body,’ a tune about the love, forgiveness and mercy of Jesus Christ.

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. The world is a broken and fallen place. It's full of hurting individuals seeking the tiniest, most minuscule sign of hope. Thankfully, there is One who brings hope along with love, mercy and forgiveness.

Jesus Christ willingly went to and died on the cross, taking the sins of the world upon Himself. He was beaten, tortured and spat upon for you and me. But, as Pat’s beautiful lyrics eloquently state, the story does not end with Christ’s death on the cross.

That tomb is empty, and that stone has been rolled away. He has won the victory over sin, shame and death. Praise God, Christ is a risen and living King. 

“No enemy can hold You down
‘Cause there’s no body in the grave now
One head gets to wear that crown
‘Cause there’s no body in the grave now”

Pat’s lovely tune is one full of truth of love. He is using his God-given talent to spread the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. 

While all are sinners and have willingly disregarded the Lord, turning away from Him, there is still hope for all. Because of Christ’s loving sacrifice, all have an opportunity, a chance at everlasting life with Him.

As the Bible states, anyone who confesses with their mouth and believes in their heart that Christ is Lord and has been raised from the dead will be saved. This gift of forgiveness and salvation is available to all who call upon His name. 

There is no other way but Jesus Christ. Those who accept Christ in their heart and love are a new creation thanks to the power of the blood that was spilled upon the cross that day. 

1 John 1:7  “But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleans us from all sin.”

This trio of siblings will astound you with their rendition of the famous hymn, Amazing Grace.

These college students are not only related but are committed to making music together and sharing it with the world. 

Amazing Grace is based on a poem from 1772 that was written by a man named John Newton in Olney, England. It was published in 1779 and is now one of the most well-known hymns in today’s world. 

The song became more popular in the United States during the second Great Awakening in the early 19th century and can now be found in churches nationwide as well as in pop culture. 

The version we know today was set to a tune known as “New Britain” by a composer, William Walker in the 1830s. 

As you read the lyrics, you can see how the hymn is all about how God has saved the writer. How he was once lost but God found him and saved him. Amazing Grace is about the grace of God, and these words say it all.

“’Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
And grace my fears relieved;
How precious did that grace appear
The hour I first believed!”

So many people in the comments talk about why this hymn is so important to them. One commenter said, “So beautifully sung. This was the song my sister and I sang at both  our father's and our mother's funerals. It was their favorite hymn. Your accapella version is stunning. Blessings to you and yours.” Others talk about the family singing together, as one commenter states, “Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! There is no harmony better than family harmony - in song and in life!”

“For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Not of works, lest any man should boast.” - Ephesians 2:8-9

A Christmas song. Celebrating the birth of Jesus.

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From the upcoming album "Resurrection of the King" to be released March 1st, 2024.