Praise & Worship

This is a Latin Pop mix of the song, "Live Your Life for God/Jesus". The song is about making God a priority in your life. It is also about making a joyful noise unto the Lord - praising God with music and dancing. The music video features 3D animation.

A group of musically gifted young women turned in a stunning cover of “Holy Water,” a song about the Lord's love, mercy and grace. 

No one walking on the face of the earth is perfect. When sin entered the world through the bite of an apple, the world became a fallen place. Everyone has their flaws, failures and shortcomings. Achieving perfection on this side of heaven is not possible. 

God, because of His love, mercy and grace, devised a plan to bridge the gap and the rupture that sin caused between Him and man. Thankfully, that same grace and mercy is available to all today. In a clip posted on YouTube, The Detty Sisters sing “Holy Water” a tune about God’s gift of grace, mercy and forgiveness.

The five women beautifully belt out the lyrics, singing about needing the Lord’s grace and His presence in their lives on a continual, daily basis. Without His constant presence and guidance, they would surely not make it in this life.

In the song’s lovely chorus, the women sing about the priceless and precious gift of the Lord’s forgiveness. It’s one that without, no one would ever have a chance, and all would be lost.

“Your forgiveness
Is like sweet, sweet honey on my lips
Like the sound of a symphony to my ears
Like Holy water on my skin”

Each of the five women gets their time to shine in the clip. They all take turns showing off their vocal talents. 

Before God mercifully sent His Son to die as a sacrifice for the sins of mankind, no one had a chance at eternal life. People were lost and fallen, destined to live out their days in their sin and shame. Now, thanks to Christ’s death and resurrection, everlasting life with Him is possible for those who confess their sins and accept Christ into their heart and lives. 

Matthew 3:11 “Truly, I give baptism with water to those of you whose hearts are changed; but he who comes after me is greater than I, whose shoes I am not good enough to take up: he will give you baptism with the Holy Spirit and with fire:”

Listen to this beautiful song that reminds us that Jesus is our anchor and all that we do, all that we are revolves around Him. ‘Christ Is The Center’ performed by Danny Gokey, and The Belonging Co, ushers us into a moment of reverence as we are reminded how Christ paid the ultimate price for our sins. In moments like this, we need to lay down our burdens, agendas, and offenses and open our hearts up to repentance. 

“In the morning, in the evening, You’re the one thing we are seeking
We come boldly. We are open to You now. You are healing all division
You are mending all that’s broken. Make us holy, make us holy like You are.”

The Belonging Co is a church worship group based in Nashville, Tennessee. They proudly state Jesus is above all. Written on their website, “We desire encounter over entertainment, intimacy over industry, presence over presentation, people over position, and Jesus over everything.” 

Some days, we struggle to put our feelings and circumstances aside and put Christ above it all. However, God loves us and reminds us of His love when we get distracted. Sometimes it’s not easy to keep Christ at the center when we are pulled in dozens of directions. In order for Jesus to be the center of your life, it means we give Him complete control. Why wouldn’t we want Him to be in the center? He created us. He has a purpose for us, and He is faithful. When we turn to Jesus and surrender, He does a much better of running our lives than we can.

In this genuine, awe-inspiring moment of worship, Danny Gokey and The Belonging Co sing our heart’s desire, we want Jesus and nothing else. We hope this worship video gave you a moment to praise God and thank Him for loving you!

Matthew 22:37-38 “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.”

Gifted artist Danny Gokey releases a lyric video for his song ‘No Pressure.’ He knows a thing or two about the pressure of life and the pressure to be someone Jesus can be proud of. In the midst of striving, we sometimes lose sight that nothing we do or don’t do will earn us favor with the Lord. Sometimes striving in life through careers, achievements, and awards misplaces Christ from the throne of our hearts. But the Lord gently reminds us of his infinite grace and the depth of his love for us. 

In this moving video, he sings: 
That there's no pressure to be someone
Other than who You love
I can let my stress fall to the floor
There's no pressure to earn Your grace

He then brings us to the point of giving everything over to Jesus as he sings:
You gave it all away
I don't have to be perfect
You tell me I'm worth it
There's no pressure (no pressure)

This powerful song reminds us we need to stop striving, stop fighting with God and surrender. Surrender the worry, the pain, and the struggles. As we lay our worries down, he fills us up with his peace. Danny is no stranger to struggle and striving. He lost his first wife to a congenital heart disease before he found himself competing in American Idol. As the season finale came to a close, Danny went from being one of the top three contestants to losing and going home seemingly empty-handed. What he didn’t know was how God was working all things together for Danny’s future in order to glorify Christ through music. 

Since then, Danny has released several albums and is now a popular Christian music artist. His music inspires others to rise up from the ashes and focus their hearts and souls on their savior. May this worship song help you reflect on how much Christ loves you unconditionally as it melts away the pressure. 

“Be still and know that I am God,” Psalm 46:10.

This is a music video for "Live Your Life for God/Jesus", by Heath Bewley. The song is about making God a priority in your life. It is also about making a joyful noise unto the Lord - praising God with music and dancing. The music video features 3D animation.

This is a music video for the song, "My Father in Heaven", by Heath Bewley. This beautiful song is based on "the Lord's prayer". It is like a prayer set to music. It is a song of praise, confession, and asking for God to keep me from evil. It features 3D computer animation.

Three unbelievably talented musicians share their gift for creating pleasant sounds with an instrumental performance of the beloved hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”

There is a reason why the same old hymns are still played in churches and performed by musicians. Songs like “How Great Thou Art,” "Great is Thy Faithfulness,” “What a Friend We Have in Jesus” and “Amazing Grace” are all so beautifully written and eloquently praise and worship the Lord. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, the group Simply Three plays the hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” None of the musicians in the video sing a word. Instead, they let their fingers do the talking. They nimbly and expertly play their instruments, providing a powerful, moving and thoroughly enjoyable rendition of the hymn. 

“Come Thou fount of every blessing
Tune my heart to sing Thy grace 
Streams of mercy never ceasing
Calls for songs of loudest praise”

Simply Three’s version of the old church hymn is more than worthy of a few listens. Their playing is fantastic, giving it an almost rock-and-roll feel and sound. 

In addition to the wonderfully pleasant sounds, the video is also a treat visually. The video is absolutely gorgeous, making full use of the landscape and the sunlight. Viewers are given wide, sweeping views of expansive mountain ranges, vast deserts and crystal blue waters. 

Several others who commented on Simply Three’s video mentioned how they adored the group's rendition of the hymn and the magnificent views captured in the clip.

“Love it! Love the up-tempo..Love the scenery..my goodness, where was this film with the river? So beautiful,” one person wrote.

“I love this! Beautiful song, it’s so relaxing and giving me joy. And those views? So stunning,” someone else added.  

“Gorgeous video, guys!” another YouTube viewer posted.

1 Corinthians 14:15 “What then? Let my prayer be from the spirit, and equally from the mind; let my song be from the spirit, and equally from the mind.”

This is another music video for "Hosanna" [Modern Salsa Version], by Heath Bewley. "Hosanna" is a catchy song of praise to God. I hope you enjoy the music video and give praise to God!

This is the Modern Salsa Version of the exciting song, "Hosanna", by Heath Bewley. This is a Latin song of praise to God. The music video features 3D animation. I hope you enjoy it!

This is the Latin Cuban Version of the exciting song, "Hosanna", by Heath Bewley. This is a Latin song of praise to God. I hope you enjoy it!

You Are Holy is an original Worship song, written from Revelation 4; Psalm 27:1-4; 1 John 1. LYRICS VERSE 1 You are worthy, O Lord, to receive all honor To receive all glory. You created all I see. You created me to worship You, my Savior CHORUS You are Holy, holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty Holy, holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty VERSE 2 You are beauty and light. Awesome in power. Awesome in might. As I worship at Your feet. I fall before Your throne. I worship You alone. Written by Drew Segawa Copyright 2011 Nutritious Music CCLI # 6098317 Music produced by George Hillman / Uniquitous Music https://uniquitousmusic.com Word Stand is based out of our home church, Calvary Chapel At The Cross https://www.youtube.com/@CCAtTheCross https://AtTheCross.org

Listen to this great song by Lauren Daigle titled ‘Be Okay’ and be encouraged today.

“You're gonna be okay. You're, you're gonna be okay, oh, the sun will keep on risin'
In that old familiar way, and every little thing is gonna be okay, you're gonna be alright
Darlin', you're, you're gonna be alright, 'cause the stars'll keep on shinin'
Through the darkest night and you can know you're gonna be alright”

This beautiful song is part of Lauren Daigle’s new full-length self-titled album. The project’s first ten songs came out in May, and another thirteen songs will be released this September. All twenty-three tracks showcase the singer’s stunning and powerful voice and her incredible musicality.

Lauren Daigle recently shared how the song ‘Be Okay’ came about and why it means so much to her.

“I wrote this track with my friend Ellie Holcomb, and it’s so special to me. Whatever hardship you may be going through – in joy or in sorrow, in strength and in weakness, there is a promise that we can hold on to that God works together good things for our good,” Lauren said. “You may be feeling like you don’t have purpose on this earth, or you don’t know what your reason for being here is, but I promise you it will all be okay.”

Many people online shared how the new song was encouraging to them and lifted their spirits.

“Wow, this has a chance to be one of those forever go-to songs. She just has a way to touch people right where they're at. What a beautiful soul,” comments one person on YouTube.

“Beautiful song, Lauren! Thank you for sharing your identity and your gifts from God with all of us! You make the world a better place!” writes another person online.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to Lauren Daigle’s song ‘Be Okay’ today!

A former American Idol contestant has turned in another dazzling performance as she sang about the wonder, power and righteousness of the Lord.

This past season of American Idol was chock full of talent. There were dozens of outstanding performances and 10 or so contestants who could have easily taken the top spot. However, Iam Tongi, from his first appearance on the program, set himself apart from everyone else. He continually did so throughout the season and was eventually crowned the winner of American Idol. 

But there was one contestant who always gave Iam a run for his money, Megan Danielle. Megan, in her every appearance on the show, sang songs of praise and worship. Thanks to her beautiful voice, the young woman made it to the second spot, becoming the runner-up. 

Now, Megan is back. In a video posted on YouTube, she is once again singing about the Lord, His faithfulness and His purpose for her life. Megan gives a stunning rendition of “Oceans (Where My Feet May Fail).”

Megan, before her performance, mentions that the song serves as a reminder of why the Lord placed her where He did. 

“You know, I love this song because here lately, I’ve been doubting who I am, and I forget why God put me here,” she says. “And this is just a reminder.”

She then delivers a stunning, jaw-dropping cover of the popular Hillsong UNITED hit. 

“Your grace abounds in deepest waters
Your sovereign hand will be my guide
Where feet may fail, and fear surrounds me
You’ve never failed, and You won’t start now”

The young woman, while singing about God’s unending grace and love, shows why she impressed millions and captured so many votes on American Idol. 

While she may have doubts about her musical future, anyone who hears her voice does not. Megan is a supremely talented musician. She has a bright future, singing about the goodness and faithfulness of the Lord. 

Hebrews 13:8 “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.”

SCRIPTURE SONG

Listen to this upbeat, foot-tapping song titled, ‘Take It To The Cross’ by Katy Nichole in New York Sessions. 

“You’ve spent so many sleepless nights. Worries racin’ through your mind.
You’re breakin’, is your soul achin’. You’ve got all this shame inside.
The kind that people try to hide. You’re hurtin’, are you searchin’
Well, I know there’s a place you can lay all your burdens down.”

The first verse of the song captures our daily troubles of adulting and trying to get ahead in the rat race of life. But Katy’s music turns our heads away from our problems and puts our eyes squarely on the cross with a reminder of how we can take our burdens to our savior. 

We can lay ourselves at the feet of our “Mercy Giver.” She reminds us God will wash our sins away in Jesus’ name. Along with washing our sins away, God will break the chains holding us back. All we have to do is take it to the cross. 

It’s such a simple concept, but we lose sight of it when we’re faced with the daily realities of life. Parenting, bills, health struggles, relationship challenges, and laundry. Laundry is never done! But the Lord knows and sees our lives. He wants to lift our burdens and replace them with his spiritual joy. I love Katy’s music vibe of southern gospel revival with a hint of country.

What I love even more about her music is Katy takes challenges and trials of her own life and creates music we all can relate to. This 22-year-old has faced congenital scoliosis, depression, and pain, but she stands in victory with God who healed her. She can’t help but sing of his miracles and faithfulness to remind her listeners, to take all your burdens to the cross. 

"Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it,” Matthew 16:24-25. 

Listen to this incredible message in a song titled, ‘Hope of the World’ by Red Rocks Worship in a live performance. Red Rocks Worship will help distractions fade into the background as your heart comes forth in reverent worship of our king. 

“You light the darkest places. Left heaven's throne to chase us.
You are the way, the truth, and life. You heal the deepest heartache.
You walked as love incarnate. You take what's wrong and make it right.”

‘Hope of the World’ threads and weaves God’s truths and his character into every verse of the song. When you close your eyes and lift your hands in praise, it speaks volumes to our heavenly father as he glorifies him for who he is and what he has done. What I love most about this music video is watching hearts turn to Christ in a room filled with people seeking to praise the lord in with earnest hearts. 

It’s hard to keep hope in God when we live in a world filled with tragedy and evil. Who doesn’t face uncertainty? You lose your job or retire. Your child doesn’t want to go to church anymore. Your friend stopped being your friend. You’re given an expected diagnosis. So how do we not struggle with the fear of our circumstances? We hope in Jesus. We hope in God because he has good plans for us. We can hope in God because he will fulfill his purpose in us. We can keep hoping in Christ because each day our path towards him grows brighter. 

We can hope in Jesus because he is the hope of the world! Let this worship song cultivate the ground in your heart in an abundant seed of hope. 

“I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God that you may know that you have eternal life. And this is the confidence that we have toward him, that if we ask anything according to his will he hears us,” 1 John 5:13-14. 

You have to listen to this beautiful and soulful cover of the song ‘The Blessing’ from Trey McLaughlin and this talented choir.

“The Lord bless you and keep you, make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you
The Lord turn His face toward you, and give you peace, the Lord bless you and keep you
Make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you, the Lord turn His face toward you
And give you peace, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen”

This wonderful arrangement of ‘The Blessing’ from Trey McLaughlin and this amazing choir will give you chills! The way all of their voices blend together sounds absolutely heavenly, and it is a joy to hear them worship together.

“Trey, I bet you've no idea how many people need this version of this song right now! You've done it yet again! Thank you, sir! God bless you tremendously!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video.

“Unison. Melodies. Harmonies; A true choir. A blessing! Thank you, Trey and choir. May God continue to bless you all,” writes another person online.

‘The Blessing’ was originally written and performed by Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes and made popular by Elevation Worship. It is an anthem of encouragement and hope for many Christians, and the lyrics are primarily taken from two passages of Scripture: the priestly blessing of Aaron in Numbers 6:22-27 and the blessings for God's people written in the Mosaic Covenant in Deuteronomy 28:6 and Exodus 33:14.

Trey McLaughlin and this choir do an incredible job singing this prayer of God’s peace and power in times of uncertainty. We hope that you enjoyed listening to this rendition of ‘The Blessing’ and the song was able to bring you some encouragement today.

Check out the new official music video for the song ‘What Are We Waiting For’ by for KING + COUNTRY.

“Can't be what we can't see, can't speak when we can't breathe, can't dance if we don't
Move our feet. It's a blur tryin' to keep pace. Days are running like they're in a race
Can't move if we're in our own way. I guess the crisis is we've just one life to live
And no one knows what happens next, so what are we waiting for? What are we waiting for?”

This great song is part of for KING + COUNTRY’s new album, also titled What Are You Waiting For. It was released earlier this year after a long period of self-reflection and personal growth for the band during the pandemic. Some of the lessons learned about family, spirituality, and unity are reflected in the messages on the 13-song album.

When it comes to the message of the song ‘What Are We Waiting For,’ the band members of for KING + COUNTRY shared their thoughts.

“So often we deal in statements in life — about ourselves, about God, about others. And yet, if you look at Jesus’ life, He often dealt in questions. We have found it very relieving and exciting to start writing from that place, and ‘What Are We Waiting For?’ stands as just that,” the singers explained.

“One of our favorite lines in the whole song is ‘What are we praying for? What are we saving for? What if we could be the light that no one could ignore?’ We’re proud to ask these questions alongside you, and we hope that you find your answers as we’ve found ours,” they shared.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to and watching the official music video for ‘What Are We Waiting For’ by for KING + COUNTRY today!

“Count ‘Em,” Brandon Lake’s new official music video, is packed with powerful images and words. You may need a few views to identify and absorb them. You’ll most certainly want to watch it on replay!

The video opens on a set that mimics a dark city street. Brandon sits and leans against a newspaper vending machine as he reads a flaming copy. Inside the case, The Prodigal Times features a front-page story with the heading “The Greatest Miracle Of All Time.” And, for the next four minutes, Brandon Lake enumerates a laundry list of Jesus’s greatest miracles! 

The photo under the newspaper’s headline is an empty tomb, but Jesus’s resurrection is only one miracle mentioned in the song’s lyrics. You might want to reflect on each of them cited, testing yourself on the details of the Bible story-not-story referenced.

Brandon himself portrays a miracle in the video. Looking like a stereotypical problem (or prodigal) adult man-child, he is surrounded by a group of black-clad singers. With tattoos and lots of jewelry, Brandon does not look like the choir boy of our old-school imaginations, even though he grew up in church as a pastor’s kid.

With a quick switch to a brightly lit room, Brandon walks to a clothes rack that holds a single white robe. A tag on the robe reads “Miracle Child” underneath a photo of Brandon. He holds the tag a few moments before we are back in the dark.

Four lines of one verse go as follows:

All those funerals You ruined when You made the dead rise 
Heaven’s healer using spit and mud 
To open blind eyes 
You got wonders I can’t number     

The artist doesn’t waste a line, referring to “raging seas” and “prophecies,” Goliath and Thomas. 

Just past the halfway mark at 2:13, the lights come on briefly, and the volume goes down. There is a tone change, reflective of the conversion, that is dramatized in the video. 

He studies the white robe’s tag once again, pockets it, and puts on the robe. And, within the next minute, all of the black-clad singers do likewise. It’s very impactful!

Brandon and friends smile, dance, sing, and rejoice in their fresh, pristine robes for the next 40 seconds—they represent lives changed by Jesus! After all, He’s still doing miracles every day! The newspaper has been consumed by fire, but the true story lives on.

“He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted.” Job 5:9

A young woman performed a song solo about her desire for and the value she places on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ while at the front of a beautifully decorated church.

The world is often a dark, lonely and dangerous place. It’s filled with lost people living in sin and shame, pursuing things they believe will lead to happiness. But all the money, fame and high-ranking and prestigious positions will ultimately be meaningless and empty without Jesus Christ. As the verse in Mark 8 says, “For what shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul?”

In a clip posted on YouTube, Ashia Asidor performs the classic and beloved song “I’d Rather Have Jesus.” Jesus, the young woman sings, means more to her than anything that the world could possibly offer.

In the song’s first verse, the young vocalist sings that her preference to be led and taught by Jesus Christ is stronger than her want of all the riches in the world. She also sings that if forced to choose between Christ and the finest houses and the best land, her decision would be Him, every time.

“I’d rather have Jesus than silver or gold
I’d rather be His than have riches untold
I’d rather have Jesus than houses or land
I’d rather be led by His nail-pierced hand”

Later in the song, the little girl mentions how she would forgo worldwide fame and the applause and adulation of others for Jesus. She would trade nothing for her relationship with the Creator of the universe. For the little singer, there is nothing that compares to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, it’s priceless.  

At the conclusion of her beautiful performance, the young lady receives a thunderous round of applause from the congregation. 

Acts 4:12 “Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.”