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Popular Christian musician Jeremy Camp released ‘Ready Now’ in his new powerful official music video. It is a must-watch! He recently teamed up with fellow Christian rap artist Lecrae to release this fresh version, and the beat is incredible. 

Jeremy Camp first released the song with the album, Deeper Waters, in May 2024. But the collaboration between these two incredible musicians certainly adds a new dynamic to the powerful track. Lecrae helps bring a unique blend of worship and rap, which only serves to further amplify the song’s message.

‘No holding back, do whatever it takes

Take all these fears and break off all these chains

If You say I'm ready

I'm ready now, I'm ready now’

‘Ready Now’ is deeply personal for Jeremy. He shared from personal experience that the song is a declaration of surrender. It’s about breaking free from fears and letting go of control, which is hard to do. We just want situations in life to turn out okay. Jeremy emphasizes that the song is about wholeheartedly trusting God, even when life feels uncertain. The chorus line is where listeners can feel the release of letting go, both musically and spiritually.

Jeremy explained how the rawness of the lyrics and the sound of the song captures the tension of surrendering fully to God. As a fellow brother in Christ, he admits that letting go isn’t easy, but he believes true freedom is found on the other side of that struggle. 

We just love it when musicians like Jeremy Camp and Lecrae team up. Lecrae’s talents add a whole new depth to the meaning of letting God fight our battles. As a Christian artist known for his faith-filled messages, Lecrae brings a fresh new beat to the song, and you can’t help but feel as though he’s giving you a pep talk. It makes the message of the song more relatable and real! 

We hope you love this new combination of both artists’ styles, making this version of ‘Ready Now’ a must-listen for Christian music fans. Our faith walk will always have challenging situations and circumstances, but Christ will always walk alongside us and fight for us. 

Hebrews 10:23 “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for he is faithful that promised.”

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A moving and emotional performance of the classic and beloved hymn “How Great Thou Art” captivates.

The old church hymns are some of the most beautiful pieces of music. Sadly, they are some of the most underutilized pieces of music as well. Those songs are about Christ’s love, faithfulness, grace and forgiveness. Sure, some of them are hundreds of years old in some cases. But that does not make them any less relevant today than when they were first written.

There are some truly outstanding and talented contemporary Christian musicians. Their songs and incredible talent are helping to spread Jesus Christ's message to those who may not otherwise hear it. However, in my opinion, none of those songs will ever top such hymns as “Great is Thy Faithfulness,” “In the Garden,” “Victory in Jesus,” “Amazing Grace” or the many, many others.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a couple of young people gave a soul-stirring performance of another of those beloved hymns, “How Great Thou Art.” It’s a captivating performance. Their incredible musical talent immediately draws you in as you listen to them perform the hymn about the power and greatness of our loving heavenly Father.

I’m not sure there’s a more beautiful song written about God’s power, love and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ going to the cross than “How Great Thou Art.” The lyrics pack an impactful and emotional punch every time you hear it.  Then, of course, there is that iconic and memorable chorus everyone knows by heart.

“Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
How great Thou art, how great Thou art”

If that hymn and those words don’t bring a tear to your eye or cause a catch in your throat, I’m not sure that anything will ever do it.

1 John 3:1 “See what great love the Father has given us in naming us the children of God; and such we are. For this reason the world does not see who we are, because it did not see who he was.”

A massive choir turned in a beautiful and awe-inspiring rendition of the beloved church hymn “He Hideth My Soul.”

The world is often a cold, cruel and callous place. Life can be a rather unpleasant and unfair experience, with certain situations and circumstances causing incredible pain, hurt and sorrow. Sadly, we’ll all endure such heartbreaking and gut-wrenching incidents.

But no matter how painful or distressing a situation may get, we serve a God who offers comfort and protection. He gives rest to the weary and shelter from every one of life’s many storms. Trying to go through those situations only with one’s power and strength is a foolhardy plan destined to fail.

However, God offers the strength, guidance and protection to see us through any situation. In a clip posted on YouTube, a choir of incredibly gifted vocalists gave a moving rendition of a classic hymn that explains how God offers such rest, protection and safety during life’s many storms.

Many are likely incredibly familiar with “He Hideth My Soul” and can sing that classic hymn entirely by heart. But regardless of how many times you’ve heard that church tune, the words are still as valid today as when you first heard it. The lyrics are promises we can place our trust in and on during life’s unbearable and overwhelming moments.

The song’s second verse is particularly moving. It describes how Christ provides strength and love in our time of need.

“A wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Lord
He taketh my burden away
He holdeth me up, and I will not be moved
He giveth me strength as my day”

We can hold onto those words whenever we encounter one of those deep, dark and lonely valleys. Christ keeps us in His hand and under His protection.

Deuteronomy 31:6 “Be strong and take heart, and have no fear of them: for it is the Lord your God who is going with you; he will not take away his help from you.”

The talented musicians who make up Greater Vision gave a stunning rendition of the praise and worship song “He Does.”

John 3:16 is by far the most widely known and recited verse in the Bible. It gives everyone hope and explains why forgiveness and salvation are now possible. If someone wanted to summarize the Gospel in one verse quickly, John 3:16 would be the one.

Of course, that popular New Testament verse mentions that whoever believes in God’s son, Jesus Christ, will not perish but have everlasting life. Again, it’s a verse that is the basis for Christianity. That verse offers those lost in sin the opportunity to turn from their ways and their old lives.

Sadly, some people believe that they are too far gone for God’s love or forgiveness. That couldn’t be further from the truth. The beginning of John 3:16 makes it clear that God loved the world so deeply that He sent His only Son to Earth. Christ was sent and later died on the cross for everyone. None are too far gone for Christ.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the group Greater Vision sings a tune, “He Does,” which emphasizes that Christ came and died for all. God’s grace and love are for all. No one is too far away from Christ; all have the opportunity to be redeemed and brought back into a right relationship with the Father.

The beautiful lyrics tell of Christ’s incredible love and ability to change and redeem lives.

“He walked the road to Calvary
He suffered pain and agony
Because He knew there’d come a day
When you would need to call His name”

The Bible says all people have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. However, because of the words in John 3:16, we can experience forgiveness and eternal life.

John 3:16 “For God has such love for the world that he gave his only Son, so that whoever has faith in him may not come to destruction but have eternal life.”

A family of incredibly talented and gifted musicians, Sounds Like Reign, has turned in a beautiful rendition of a beloved hymn, “O The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus.”

Without the love of Jesus Christ, no one would have any hope. All would be destined and condemned to live out their lives on Earth, walking about in their sin and shame. There would be no hope for anyone after their death. All would be looking at spending eternity lost in hell.

However, because Christ willingly went to the cross, suffering and experiencing an excruciating and humiliating death, we have hope. The Bible says that Christ, in doing this, going to the cross and dying on our behalf, demonstrated His love for us. Christ’s love for sinners is abundant, never-ending and inexplicable.

No one deserves forgiveness and eternal salvation, but Christ freely offers them to all because of His love. That is why they are often referred to as gifts. There is nothing we have done or ever could do to earn such lifesaving and changing things. Only because of His love are they available to anyone and everyone.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Sounds Like Reign covers a tune about Christ’s love for sinners. As you would likely expect, the vocal performances are outstanding as the talented musicians sing the beautifully written lyrics about Christ’s deep, awe-inspiring love for you and me.

The song’s opening verse compares Christ’s love to an ocean. It’s as vast, deep and strong as the waters in one of those large bodies of water.

“O the deep, deep love of Jesus
Vast, unmeasured, boundless, free
Rolling as a mighty ocean
In its fullness over me”

Of course, the point and message of the hymn are that Christ’s love is like nothing you’ll ever see or experience. It doesn’t make sense, and we don’t deserve it, but it is still there no matter what we do or where we go.

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

Two talented musicians turned in a soul-stirring duet of the classic and beloved hymn “Leaning on The Everlasting Arms.”

There are plenty of fun, joyous and happy occasions in life that are worth celebrating and recognizing. However, as everyone knows, life is not always an enjoyable experience. Sadly, it can often be the exact opposite. Many situations and circumstances will leave you battered, bruised and severely diminished, with the scars to prove it.

Everyone has likely gone through a deep, dark valley in life, a time full of grief, sorrow and pain. There may have been instances where you felt like you had reached your limit and that going on was asking too much. It’s in these times when deep pain and sorrow set in that we must remember to lean upon the One who willingly gave His life for you and me. We can lean on the everlasting arms.

In a clip posted on YouTube, two individuals give a most enjoyable duet performance of that old hymn that reminds us that we have the Creator and Savior of the world in our corner. Likely, “Leaning on The Everlasting Arms” is a song you know very well. But the hymn’s beautifully written lyrics are still as accurate today as when they were first penned.

The song’s chorus is certainly memorable and iconic, one that most people likely know by heart. But arguably, the hymn’s second verse is the most powerful, especially for someone enduring one of life’s many storms.

“What have I to dread, what have I to fear
Leaning on the everlasting arms?
I have blessed peace with my Lord so near
Leaning on the everlasting arms”

What beautiful words and reassurance for someone going through experiencing hurt or pain! What do we have to fear with our Lord and Savior? 

Praise Him!

2 John 1:9 “Anyone who goes on and does not keep to the teaching of Christ, has not God. He who keeps to the teaching has the Father and the Son.”

Join us as we explore the incredible journey of Bay Turner, a gifted artist whose path to the national stage is a testament to God's transformative power. After an accident left his vocal cords paralyzed, Bay experienced a miraculous healing that brought him back to the spotlight. He returned to sing "Biblical" on America's Got Talent, showcasing his restored voice. In this edition of Song Discovery, Bay performs "Beautiful Gospel," a song that encapsulates the power of the gospel to reach and redeem. The song, written by Bay Turner, Tony Wood, and John Allan, features the talented Tommy Gerlach on guitar. Bay shares a poignant inspiration behind "Beautiful Gospel," recounting a powerful encounter with his grandmother, Joy, days before her passing. Guided by the Holy Spirit, Bay led her through the salvation prayer, and she went to be with Jesus shortly after. This profound experience filled Bay with peace and deepened his understanding of the gospel's beauty and reach.

Chris Llewellyn's solo debut album, "Honest," is an intimate exploration of faith and life's raw emotions, inspired by his personal struggles and a transformative family diagnosis. This twelve-song Celtic-rooted album serves as a candid soundtrack to wrestling with faith, showcasing Llewellyn's authentic and heartfelt songwriting. Drawing from a rich heritage of Irish storytelling and a fusion of alternative pop and Americana, Llewellyn captivates listeners with his profound sincerity and dynamic live performances. "Honest" invites listeners to embrace their struggles, ask bold questions, and find comfort in the steadfastness of genuine faith, as further exemplified in the live performance of “Honest” for Song Discovery on Worship Leader Magazine and the poignant video release of “Still Believe In The Magic.”

In the tapestry of worship music, "Come to the River (River of Life)" emerges as a poignant anthem, inviting weary hearts into a transformative encounter with grace. Penned by the collaborative efforts of Fanny Crosby, Joni Lamb, Joshua Brown, Rebecca Lamb Weiss, Jesse Reeves, and Michael Farren, this hymn seamlessly intertwines rich lyricism with a melody that lingers in the soul. Verse 1: A Call to the Weary The opening stanza beckons the worn-out and disheartened, extending an invitation to find solace and rest in the river's embrace. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of desperation turning to hope, resonating with the universal human experience. Chorus: The River of Life's Embrace The chorus, with its emotive crescendo, propels the listener into the river of life—a metaphorical journey that transcends the mundane. Running to the Savior's arms, the worshipper is enveloped in the grace and love of Christ, creating a poignant moment of connection. Verse 2: Redemption's Crimson Flow The second verse delves into the profound symbolism of the river, poured out from Christ's veins. It washes away stains, transforming sinners into saints. The imagery is vivid, and the impact is both visceral and spiritual. Bridge: The Invitation to Come Home The bridge, delivered with an arresting repetition, echoes the Spirit and the Bride's urgent call. It serves as a climactic moment, compelling the listener to respond to the invitation with an introspective "What are you waiting for?" This section adds a layer of urgency to the song's overall narrative. Verse 3: A Journey from Heaven's Throne In the final verse, the river is unveiled as a celestial force, flowing from Heaven's throne to welcome the prodigal home. The imagery is evocative, creating a sense of divine embrace and belonging. Conclusion: A Masterful Collaboration "Come to the River (River of Life)" is a masterful collaboration that effortlessly blends the timeless words of Fanny Crosby with the contemporary touch of Joni Lamb, Joshua Brown, Rebecca Lamb Weiss, Jesse Reeves, and Michael Farren. The song transcends eras, offering a timeless message of redemption and restoration. Its ability to bridge traditional hymnody with modern worship sensibilities makes it a standout addition to any congregation's repertoire. This hymn is not just a song; it's an invitation to experience the transformative power of grace at the river's edge. Visit www.worshipleader.com for further insights on worship. #WorshipMusic #Hymns #ComeToTheRiver #MichaelFarren #FannyCrosby

 

This is a video I made with the beginning of a song I wrote several years ago after my Mom passed away. I will finish the video at a later time.

The popular and incredibly talented Christian music group Newsboys has released the powerful and moving official music video for their song "How Many Times."

No one deserves God's continued love, forgiveness and grace. The Bible says that every person has sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Yet, because of His inexplicable and never-ending love, God sent His one and only Son, Jesus Christ, to Earth.

If sending His son to Earth to pay our debt by taking our place on the cross wasn't enough, God continues to show His love and faithfulness in our lives. He is always faithful in any and every situation. He remains by our side, always protecting, guiding and directing.

God continually does all of this and is always faithful and quick to shed his grace upon us. He has never failed us, and there is no reason that He will ever do so in the future.

In their official music video for "How Many Times, the Newsboys sing about God's faithfulness. God comes through every single time. He's done it so often that counting the number of instances is impossible.

The song's lovely and beautiful chorus tries to assign a number to the instances of God's faithfulness. But even the lyrics in the song's chorus are too finite and restricting for God and His love and grace.

"More than the stars in a thousand-night skies
More than the minutes in a million lifetimes
How many times have You proven You love me
Oh, how You love me"

As the song states, God constantly makes a way when there appears to be none. He can and does inject hope and life into a situation that looks to be lost and without hope. There isn't anything that He cannot and will not do.

Praise His holy name!

Hebrews 10:23 "Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for his is faithful that promised:"

Recorded by my dad, Howard Adler, on the CD 'Then Sings My Soul' in the summer of 2017 at the age of 81. Piano by Renee Fletcher. Song written in 1936 by Virgil and Blanche Brock. My dad went home to be with Jesus on February 19th, 2022.

Sung by my dad, on the CD "Then Sings My Soul", which was recorded when he was 81 in the summer of 2017. Keyboards by Renee Fletcher. My dad went home to be with Jesus on February 19th, 2022.

Recorded by my dad in the Summer of 2017 at the age of 81. My dad went home to be with Jesus on February 19th, 2022. This was one of my favorite songs of his that I heard him sing many times in church in my childhood. I always loved the high note at the end of the song. Maybe that's why I like to sing high notes in many of my songs now...I am so grateful for the dad that God blessed me with and how he and my dear mom pointed me to Jesus! I'm so glad to have this album to be able to still share my dad's music ministry even now after he's gone to heaven.

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