Music Videos

One young skilled singer turned in an impressive cover of the beloved classic tune from the 1960s, “Unchained Melody.”

The 1960s was a decade that produced several truly iconic songs. Some of the biggest, most influential bands and musicians of all time contributed music during that decade. The Beach Boys, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones all released new music during the decade marked by the Vietnam War and the moon landing.

In addition to the four lads from Liverpool, The Righteous Brothers released what is likely their biggest hit during the 1960s. “Unchained Melody,” their song about longing and waiting for love was released in 1965 and is still as popular as ever. In fact, Elliot James Reay, a young man with an outstanding voice, covered the old favorite in a video posted on YouTube. 

Whenever musicians cover a tune, they will likely change something from the original in order to leave their mark. They want to try and make the song their own in a way. The biggest and most noticeable way Elliot does this with “Unchained Melody” is with the song's speed. He sings the classic hit much slower, drawing out the lyrics. 

While the original is already a slow love song about longing to be reacquainted with his girl, Elliot’s is even more so. His voice and strumming on the guitar are fantastic, but some may not appreciate the exaggeratedly slow pace in which he sings the iconic lyrics. 

Elliot is a gifted musician whose musical stylings have won him more than 150,000 subscribers on his YouTube page. On his page, he covers a handful of songs by Elvis Presley, Billy Joel and Eric Clapton. Elliot also provides covers of more modern hits from Michael Bublé, One Direction and Ed Sheeran.

Psalm 95:1 “O come, let us sing to the Lord: let us make a joyful noise to the Rock of our salvation.”

This is a House Mix of the exciting song, "Make a Joyful Song Unto God", by Heath Bewley. The song is a remake of the song, "Make a Joyful Sound", with changed lyrics and music. I hope you enjoy this catchy song of praise to God!

Check out Phil Wickham’s new song ‘The Jesus Way’ in this video that he filmed in a church.

“If you curse me then I will bless you, if you hurt me I will forgive, and if you hate me
Then I will love you, I choose the Jesus way, if you’re helpless I will defend you
And if you’re burdened I’ll share the weight, and if you’re hopeless then let me show you
There’s hope in the Jesus way, I follow Jesus, I follow Jesus, He wore my sin”

What a beautiful and powerful song! The music video was filmed in a simple setting in the back of a church with Phil Wickham on the guitar and vocals and another person on the keys.

The song ‘The Jesus Way’ is part of Phil Wickham’s highly anticipated new album that is set to be released this fall. It is the third advanced track to be released before the upcoming album, following the songs ‘Sunday Is Coming’ and ‘This Is Our God.’

This new song is so special to the two-time Grammy nominee artist, and he shares why in a recent interview.

“‘The Jesus Way’ is one of the closest songs to my heart that I’ve ever released. It’s impacted my own life personally in a profound way. For me, it’s a line-in-the-sand song about what I want to stand for and who I follow,” Phil Wickham says. “I’m so excited to sing this song with the church, and I’m inviting anyone and everyone who follows Jesus to join me in this anthem!”

What a wonderful message, and the song is a great reminder of what life is all about. Choosing the Jesus way leads to abundant life, and may pursue that daily!

Check out this classic bluegrass performance of the song ‘The Little Mountain Church.’

“There's a little mountain church in my thoughts of yesterday, where friends and family
Gathered for the Lord, there an old fashioned preacher, taught the straight and narrow way
For what reforms the congregation could afford, dressed in all our sunday-best, we sat on pews
Of solid oak, and I remember how our voices filled the air, how mama sounded like an angel”

What a wonderful performance of this classic song! The group is called Simple Bluegrass Band, and here is a list of who was playing each instrument: Ron Stewart on the banjo, Stuart Duncan on the fiddle, Adam Staffey on the mandolin, Bryan Sutton on the acoustic guitar, Barry Bales on the upright bass, and Paul Brewster singing tenor.

The song ‘The Little Mountain Church’ was written by bluegrass legend Carl Story, who also recorded it as a gospel hymn. The song has since been covered by many bluegrass and country musicians, including The Stanley Brothers, Jimmy Martin, and Ricky Skaggs.

‘The Little Mountain Church’ is a song that exudes warmth, comfort, and a sense of homecoming. It also highlights the beauty of faith. In the first verse, the lyrics talk about a small church nestled in the mountains that is a beacon of hope for those seeking spiritual salvation. And the second verse explores the transformative power of faith and how it has changed the singer’s life.

Many people online who listened to this version of ‘The Little Mountain Church’ were blown away and shared their thoughts.

“Holy cow, the voices are amazing! Mr. Lead singer, you are incredible! Love the song!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“Great song, great picking, great voices, great fiddling, great message as well…what else can we say? It doesn't get any better,” writes another person online.

What a great classic bluegrass performance of ‘The Little Mountain Church’ that we hope you enjoyed watching today!

Let your heart rest in God’s embrace as you listen to ‘He Will Carry You’ by the Cordilla friends as they sing praises to the Lord with an incredible worship performance. 

Do you ever feel like doesn’t match the promises God made to you? You’re filled with doubt, insecurity, and shame? Maybe life has beaten you like a sapling in a hail storm, and the welts have left your soul bruised. Let this song call you home and help you heal.

Deep in the beautiful mountain range of Cordillera, Philippines, long-time friends Sheshy and Rhoda perform worship in its basic form. It’s just them, their voices, their hearts, and the holy spirit. Together, they remind us how we can lift our voices in praise to the Lord no matter where we are or what we are doing. This beautiful music video showcases the powerful words of the song, ‘He Will Carry You.’ 

There is no problem too big, but God can not solve it
There is no mountain too tall He can not move it
There is no storm too dark God can not calm it
There is no sorrow too deep He can not soothe it

The lyrics echo the words of David in the Psalms, God is on our side. What a comforting thought to know God is always with us. When our burdens or fears are too big to carry, God carries us. We don’t need to fear, there is nothing happening in our lives that he can’t handle. God’s power is limitless. 

If He can speak the stars and the oceans into existence, He can and will get you through the storm you’re battling. It brings so much comfort to be reminded in God’s hands. Yesterday’s impossibilies are today’s miracles. 

Isaiah 46:4  "I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you."

In this lyric video, the ‘Voice Of Truth’ by Casting Crowns and Steven Curtis Chapman instills faith and trust in the ultimate Anchor in any storm. 

Trusting God when facing the giant of fear takes a tremendous amount of faith. In life, circumstances will test us and stretch our faith in ways we never thought possible. One song reminds us to drown out the voices of shame, guilt, and fear in favor of listening to God’s truth.

The lyrics paint a picture of what must’ve been like to be Peter staring out at the water and questioning His Savior when he was commanded to get out of the boat. Was Peter scared or filled with doubt? Or did he have complete faith in Jesus? The songwriter then poses a question for all of us, do we trust God enough to step out of our comfort zone? Are we brave enough to ignore the voices of doubt and embrace the voice of truth?

But the Voice of Truth tells me a different story
The Voice of Truth says, "Do not be afraid!"
And the Voice of Truth says, "This is for My glory"
Out of all the voices calling out to me, I will choose to listen and believe the Voice of Truth.

What I love most about this song is how the songwriter reminds us that belief isn’t something we have or don’t have. Belief is a choice. This choice is something we exercise when the waves seem to be crashing down. By choosing to believe, we remember God is in control. 

It gives us the freedom to surrender the outcome to God, knowing that no matter what happens, it’s all for God’s glory. The beautiful part of this song is how we are reminded that we are mere humans. We will make mistakes. We will fail. But we can try again. 

As the lyrics in this video remind us, no matter what giants we face, we will conquer them in the name of the Lord. It will be for his glory and strengthen our faith. 

James 1:2 “Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test he will receive the crown of life, which God has promised to those who love him.”

Let God’s presence and strength wrap around you like a warm blanket and banish your fears as you listen to ‘Oh My Soul’ by Casting Crowns, Katy Nicole, and David Leonard in this lyric video. 

As children of God, we have been given the promise God is with us no matter where we go. The Good Book reminds us God will never leave us or forsake us. 

Sometimes, knowing this truth and believing it are two entirely different scenarios. We close our eyes at night, and suddenly, our fears are bigger than we imagined. We’re desperate to remove doubt and fear. We’re desperate to know we are not alone. In this beautifully captivating song, we are reminded our fear will face God. When both come face to face, God conquers fear. 

Oh, my soul You are not alone
There's a place where fear has to face the God you know
One more day, He will make a way
Let Him show you how you can lay this down ‘cause you're not alone

We are reminded to bring our fears to the Lord and lay them at His feet. This beautiful exchange frees us from the chains of fear as God provides light for the next step in our journey. It’s easy to confess God fights for us but often it is incredibly difficult for our hearts to believe this truth. As the song, ‘O’ My Soul,’ reminds us, we must turn repeatedly to the promise that God will fight for us. When we feel lost and alone, we need to remind ourselves God is by our side. No matter where you are today, may the truth of God’s ever-present help bring you peace, strength, and faith. 

Psalm 46:1 “God is our refuge and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble.”

Dennis Quaid, a multi-talented performer who has starred in dozens of films over the years, is now flexing his musical muscles while singing “Fallen,” a gospel tune about making wrong choices and seeking to turn away from sin.

Everyone’s life is the sum of a series of choices and decisions. People make hundreds of choices every day without even considering them or thinking about them. Yes, things happen that are often unexpected or out of our control. But for the most part, people are where they are because of either good or poor decisions made along the way. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, actor Dennis Quaid strums on the guitar while singing an original song of his about a series of wrong choices he made in life. Those decisions, as he sings, eventually led him down a dark path and to a place he never wanted to be. 

“The Rookie” star sings how he grew up in the church, was taught about Christ, but was led astray. The devil, he states, offered him the pleasures of this world, causing him to turn away from what he had been taught as a child. 

He admits that he “stood high on top of that mountain,” but it came at a huge cost. In the following line, he sings that he did not realize, through his poor decisions, what a massive hole he had dug for himself. It was during this time that he called out the name of Jesus for help and to rescue him. 

“Now I’m fallen
I’m fallen
Calling out, ‘Help me Jesus’
All I want to do is go back home”

Near the end of the song, Dennis sings that he is, in fact, the prodigal son. He wants to turn away from his sinful ways, go back home and enter into a right relationship with Jesus Christ.

Romans 8:7 “Because the mind of the flesh is opposite to God; it is not under the law of God, and is not able to be:”

Let peace and joy wash over you as you listen to this live version of ‘I Surrender All’ by Jamie Kimmet worships the Lord through this classic hymn. ‘I Surrender All’ is one of those songs that stops the world as it spins and pulls us to the space of loving Christ for the great sacrifice he made on the cross for us. 

All to Jesus, I surrender
All to Thee I freely give
I will ever love and trust You
In Your presence daily live

This song has been played in countless versions and different ways like on the organ and piano. But the best version is nothing but a lone singer and his guitar singing in earnest to ‘ever love and trust the Lord.’ Jamie knows a thing or two about surrendering his life to Christ. From a young age, he loved music. He began to perform at the age of 16. This Scottish singer-songwriter found the courage to chase his dream and he journeyed to the sidewalks of Los Angeles. Before he knew it, he had so many incredible opportunities with big record labels. 

But Jamie felt a tug in his heart. Something was missing and he ultimately knew he wouldn’t find it with any record labels in the United States. Confused about his future, he went home and immersed himself in God’s word. He surrendered his dreams and career to pursue the Lord. Now he’s an up-and-coming rising star in contemporary Christian music. Thank God he chose to listen to that still small voice because his style of music is a bright spot in Christian music. 

Even though he is singing this precious hymn with just his guitar, the dedication and love he has for the Lord shines through. If you’re in need of a moment to surrender your heart or burdens to Jesus, sing along with Jamie. May it be a blessing to the Lord and to your soul. 

Psalm 55:22 “Cast your burden on the Lord, and he will sustain you; he will never permit the righteous to be moved.”

Music

It may feel like a bleak ‘Friday’ in your life but here’s your chance to lay your burdens down and listen to ‘Sunday’s Comin’ by Zach Williams, featuring Warren Peay. When Zach began the process of writing and recording this song, he wanted something we all could relate to. 

Life throws the unexpected at us. It feels as though the very breath we breathe has been squeezed from our lungs. But we can rejoice knowing Sunday’s coming. Not just in the sense that Christ rose from the dead on that special Sunday thousands of years ago. We can rejoice knowing Sunday is coming. A day we can rejoice and reconnect with God as we walk through the doors of church to soak in his presence lay burdens down, and worship Him. 

When Zach released the song, he explained why he wrote it. “The story behind my song Sunday's Comin' is an anthem to me. No matter what the devil throws at us, we always know that Sunday is coming. I hope this song can be an anthem for you too,” he said. 

His country gospel style lends to the song adding a depth of real life to the lyrics. 

For the mamma’s praying for their family your Sunday’s comin’
For the daddy’s struggling to make ends meet your Sunday’s comin’
And if addiction’s bringing you to your knees your Sunday’s comin’
Oh, if anybody here wants to be set free your Sunday’s comin’

The words are simple but incredibly powerful. He describes the power Jesus used to conquer the grave and how it will vanquish the struggles we have in our lives as we seek to glorify God in all that we do. May this song become one of your favorites to listen to. May it become your anthem and reminder Sunday is coming. 

Matthew 28:5-6 “The angel said to the women, 'Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay.'"

Does it feel like the ground beneath your feet feels like shifting sand that swirls with the ocean tide? Is your heart filled with doubt, fear, and anxiety? Let the song, ‘Hidden In You’ by Naomie in her official lyric video wash away your fears and saturate you in the presence of the Lord. 

Naomie walks through a lush forest to the edge of a flowing river where she slowly wades into the water as she sings of God’s perfect peace and how His goodness will overcome the world. Her melodic voice ushers us to remember God’s promises. 

You are the perfect peace Coming to rescue me
‘Cause my life is hidden, hidden in you
You are the constant one Your goodness will overcome
‘Cause my life is hidden, hidden in you

To be hidden in Christ doesn’t mean we are waiting for eternity. It means to be hidden in God here and now. When Jesus died, He didn’t die for Himself; He died in place of us, taking our sins upon Himself. When we said yes to Jesus, we passed through death and are now in Christ. This monumental truth means we will have all of eternity to be with the Lord. In the here and now, we will go through trials, tribulations, and heartache. Like vessels of clay, God uses these moments to mold and shape us to look more like Christ. We are reminded God’s goodness will overcome and His perfect peace will continue to be our constant companion. 

May this song lift your soul and set your eyes on the king of Kings. 

Colossians 3:1-4 “Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. For you died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God. When Christ, who is your life, appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.

The son of legendary country musician Willie Nelson turned in a delightful performance while singing a tune about asking the Lord for assistance getting through the day. 

Parents have a monumental impact on their children. While children are not always the quietest group in the world, they silently observe their parents. Children are constantly listening to their parents’ words and watching their mom and dad’s actions. The example set through those actions and words has consequences that will affect their children’s lives. 

One area in which children often follow in their parent’s footsteps is in their profession. Whether it be a doctor, lawyer, business owner or an actor, children are more prone to do what they’re familiar with and know. One clip posted on YouTube is a perfect example of a child following in their parent’s footsteps.

Lukas Nelson, whose father is Willie Nelson, plays the guitar and sings Don Williams’ classic, “Lord, I Hope This Day is Good” at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. 

“Lord, I hope this day is good
I’m feelin’ empty and misunderstood
I should be thankful, Lord, I know I should
But Lord, I hope this day is good”

Not only is Lukas a musician like his famous father, but he also has a similar look and sound as Willie. In fact, Lukas sounds eerily similar to his dad. If people were to close their eyes and listen to Lukas sing, they would almost believe it was Willie performing. He sounds that much like his father! 

At the conclusion of his performance, the audience responds with a thunderous round of applause and several cheers. 

A few others who commented on the YouTube video expressed their utter delight at Lukas’ performance. 

“This man deserves all of God’s blessings! What a beautiful soul. What an amazing talent,” one person wrote.

“That voice & that song made my day. Back-up singers sure sound like angels. Thank you for this gift,” a second individual added. 

Proverbs 22:6 “Train up a child in the way he should go, and even when he is old, he will not depart from it.”

Check out this great worship performance by The Gaither Vocal Band of the song ‘God Leads Us Along.’

“In shady, green pastures, so rich and so sweet, God leads His dear children along
Where the water's cool flow bathes the weary one's feet, God leads His dear children along
Some through the waters, some through the flood, some through the fire, but all through
The blood, some through great sorrow, but God gives a song, in the night season”

This rendition of ‘God Leads Us Along’ was recorded live at Gaither Studios in Alexandria, IN in 2021. In the video, Bill Gaither starts off sharing a memory before the song starts. “My old buddy Al Belittle used to sing this on Wednesday night prayer meetings. I’ll never forget it. Listen,” he says. Then he starts off the song, and the other vocalists join him later on. They all sound incredible together!

The song ‘God Leads Us Along’ is a great reminder that God’s providence is still with us even in our difficult moments. In fact, it was a hard moment that inspired the writing of this hymn.

The hymn’s author was George A. Young, and he was a rural preacher who humbly served the Lord. After saving up enough money and resources for a while, George was able to construct a simple home for his family. Unfortunately, while George Young was away preaching, some bad people who did not like him sharing the Gospel burned down his house and it was completely destroyed. It was out of this tragedy that George Young reaffirmed his faith in God by writing ‘God Leads Us Along’ in 1903.

This hymn has continued to uplift and encourage so many people through the years, and we hope that you enjoyed listening to The Gaither Vocal Band’s rendition of it today! 

Listen to this amazing song titled ‘Salvation Mountain’ by Lauren Daigle and featuring guitar virtuoso Gary Clark Jr.

“You turn my rags into riches, my mess into marvelous, my broken into beautiful
Like only You can, You take my fear into faith, my hopelessness to happiness
My loneliness into living, it's where You're takin' me, I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain
Yeah, I'm here to be changed, I'm here to be free, I'm on my way to Salvation Mountain”

What an amazing song that reminds us how God can completely turn our lives around. This soulful 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 were released in September. The song ‘Salvation Mountain’ was written over the course of a road trip with co-writer Jonas Myrin to the eccentric landmark in the California desert. 

With her music, Lauren Daigle shares that she wants others to know that God loves His people as they are. “There is a lot of joy in having a relationship with Jesus,” she says. 

“And so expressing that kind of sentiment and this lack-of-shame expression of God was so important to me, for people to see Him as this God of love and God of kindness and this God that will meet you in any place that you’re at.”

Lauren Daigle has had huge success with both Christian and contemporary listeners, but she says that she is just getting started. She shares that her most recent album is her most personal one yet, and she is just beginning to find her true sound. We can’t wait to hear more from this talented artist!

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Salvation Mountain’ by Lauren Daigle today!

Check out the official lyric video for the song ‘Human’ by Love And The Outcome.

“God is good, life is hard, it's not one or the other, I've been on both sides of black and white
And found a few new colors, when you're far from okay, just know I've been there too
There's no perfect words to say, but here's what I'd say to you, you're not broken
Just because you're wounded, you're still worth it, when your Rome has turned to ruins”

What a wonderful song that uplifts and encourages! And the music and lyrics really remind the listener that God is there for you through it all, the good times and the hard ones.

The band who sings ‘Human’ is Love & The Outcome, and it is made up of husband-and-wife duo Chris Rademaker and Jodi King. The Christian pop duo is from Canada, and they both started out in separate bands. But in 2012, Love & The Outcome officially came into being, and the pair released their debut self-titled album in 2013. This album launched Love & The Outcome as a mainstay act on Christian radio and on the touring circuit.

When Love & The Outcome recently released their new song ‘Human,’ many people online shared their thoughts about it.

“Very thoughtful lyrics. Beautiful and deeply meaningful song,” one person writes on YouTube after seeing the video.

“I've been a fan of yours for several years now. I must say that this new song of yours, ‘Human,’ is so beautiful!” comments another person online.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this new song ‘Human’ by Love And The Outcome today!

Isaiah 41:10
“Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”

Listen to this new song titled ‘Coat of Many Colors’ from Brandon Lake and be encouraged today.

“I am clothed in a coat of many colors, I am wrapped in the light, and I am held
In the arms of a loving father, was lying in a pit, but I’m walking the palace now 
‘Cause once I was a beggar, now I live in the King’s house, because red was the blood
That saved me, white was the light that pulled me from the dark, gold was the crown”

The song ‘Coat of Many Colors’ is part of Brandon Lake’s new album of the same name. It is scheduled to be released on October 20th, and Brandon is so excited for people to hear his new music. “I can’t wait for you to hear every color of this record. Can’t get here fast enough. Praying these songs will beyond bless you,” Brandon Lake shares on social media.

After the new album is released, Brandon Lake plans to go on his ‘Coat Of Many Colors Tour’ which will feature special guest Benjamin William Hastings. The tour is set to kick off on October 26th and run through November 12th.

When it comes to this new song and album, Brandon Lake shares how it can relate to us all. "In many ways, we are all wrapped in a coat of many colors - we are clothed in the Father's love and in his pride for us, and everyone one of us are his favorite," Brandon Lake explains. "We see in the story of Joseph's life that he was misunderstood, he had dreams that got him in trouble, and he had to go through the process of trusting his dreams and being faithful to God. Joseph went from a pit to a palace, and this album explores that theme heavily."

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this beautiful song today and it was able to uplift you!

Listen to this beautiful new song from Lauren Daigle titled ‘Love Me Still.’

“When I'm at my worst, when I'm at my best, You couldn't love me more
You couldn't love me less, You met me in places that I never could have imagined
You washed all my failures away as though they never happened, You love me still
You always will, nothing can change it, nothing can change it, You love me still”

This wonderful 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 were released in September. All twenty-three tracks showcase the singer’s stunning and powerful voice and her incredible musicality. This new album has come out five years after Lauren Daigle’s last album, and it is great to hear music from this artist again!

“One of the great things about getting to make records five years apart is that you get to explore new musical spaces. You get to explore what makes you come alive for this season of life. And this isn’t what was making me come alive five years ago, but it’s making me come alive now,” Lauren Daigle reflects. “I get to express that onto a record, and I think that’s really special — to allow music to keep recreating you.”

The song ‘Love Me Still’ was written by Lauren Daigle, Jason Ingram, and Steven Furtick. The song got its start from when Jason Ingram was walking down the streets of New Orleans, Lauren Daigle’s hometown, and saw red graffiti on a wall with the words “Love Me Still.” The phrase sparked the intimate track that showcases Lauren Daigle’s unmistakeable vocals against the backdrop of a singular harp.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Love Me Still’ by Lauren Daigle today and the song was able to encourage you in some way.

Listen to the song ‘Satisfied’ by Chris Tomin and be encouraged today.

“I count my blessings one by one, Your goodness in my life, how could I ask for more?
In You, I'm satisfied, all the mountains that I ascend, they leave me empty time and time again
I fix my eyes on this reward, the world behind me now and You before, I count my blessings
One by one, Your goodness in my life, how could I ask for more? In You, I'm satisfied”

What a great song! ‘Satisfied’ was written by Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, and Ross Copperman. And the song is part of Chris Tomlin’s album titled Holy Roar.

The message in the song ‘Satisfied’ talks about finding complete satisfaction and contentment in God alone. The simple yet powerful lyrics remind us that the world may offer us many things that seem satisfying, but only leave us longing for more. True satisfaction and fulfillment can only be found in God and nowhere else.

One of the verses referenced in the song is Psalm 107:9, which says, "For he satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things." Another verse referenced in the song is Matthew 5:6, which says, "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." Both are great truths that remind us that God can satisfy our deepest desires and needs.

In an interview about the song, Chris Tomlin shared that he was inspired to write ‘Satisfied’ after reflecting on the story of Jesus and the woman at the well in John 4. In this story, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman and tells her that he can give her living water that will quench her thirst forever. And that was the message that Chris Tomlin wanted to remind people of in this song.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Satisfied’ by Chris Tomin today!

Listen to Elevation Worship with the Elevation Choir perform the upbeat and joyful worship song ‘Praise.’

“Praise the Lord, oh my soul, praise the Lord, oh my soul, I’ll praise cause You’re sovereign
Praise cause You reign, praise cause You rose and defeated the grave
I’ll praise cause You’re faithful, praise cause You’re true, praise cause there’s nobody
Greater than You, praise the Lord, oh my soul, praise the Lord, oh my soul”

What a great song that reminds us that all creation should praise God and that praise should extend beyond times of joy. Praise can be expressed in both times of happiness and times of difficulty. In the valleys and the mountaintops, in the highs and lows of life, God is sovereign and worthy of all our praise!

The writers of ‘Praise’ are Brandon Lake, Chandler Moore, Chris Brown, Cody Carnes, Pat Barrett, and Steven Furtick. And one of the main scripture references that they used in the lyrics is from Psalm 150:6 – “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.”

Many people online shared about how much this video of the song ‘Praise’ lifted their spirits.

“I’ve missed hearing choirs singing so much! Thank you Jesus for voices that lift for Your glory! Praise the Lord indeed,” writes one person online.

“Y'all never fail to bless us with your masterpieces. God bless you and your ministry abundantly,” comments another person on YouTube.

May this song fill our souls and remind us that as long as there is breath in our lungs, there will always be a reason to praise the Lord. May we be reminded that God's presence and faithfulness are constant, regardless of our circumstances.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to Elevation Worship along with the Elevation Choir perform the song ‘Praise’ today!