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Alivia Sarah performing "You Can Cover Me" from Off-Broadway's Summer Rock a new musical. Performed at The Davenport Loft Theater August 2016. Performers include Rebecca Ruttle (Mrs. Edgemont) and Zak Ketchem (Edge). aliviasarahmusic.com

Alivia Sarah performing "Come Follow Me" from A Christmas Carol a new musical 2018 @ The Junction Center Lancaster, Pa. Performers include Daniel Orama (Scrooge). aliviasarahmusic.com

Really well done!
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It talks about how we sometimes drift away from our commitment to the Lord and need to renew that commitment.

A Christian version of the beautiful hit by Coldplay.
This is the perfect modern altar-call song.

Rock out to this fun Biblical song.
You'll love the video's meaningful use of humbled celebrities.

This song was inspired by 139 and is about the innate value of EVERY human being made by God, in His image. The music video was made in collaboration with amateur and professional dancers from across the globe to show God's beauty displayed in diversity.

►Official music video for Sophie Keye "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made" - available everywhere now: https://linktr.ee/sophiekeye

I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. Psalm 139:14

►Music Video Credits:
Video Editor: Israel Paredes Miranda @isguitar
Chorus Choreography: Katrina Locklin @urban_grace_dance
Dancers in Order of Appearance:
Lu Guerrera @lu_guerrera_music
Natasha Fernandes from @worldyouthdancecrew
Renae Rufus
Alicia
Yoleiry Rosa-Padilla @spirit.truthexp
Naomi Brunacci
One50dance @one50dance
Adonai Dance Ministry @adonai_danceministry
LHÉON @iam.lheon
Soledad Calderon
Sophie Keye @sophiekeyemusic
Hannah Gabrielle Friebel @hannah.g.friebel
Dianne de Vos
Eva and Azal Sohail
Katrina Locklin @urban_grace_dance
David Paredes Miranda
Vellyna Sumarno
Rasheeda Maxine @rasheedamaxineofficial
Ray An
Victoria Petrosky @victoria_petrosky
Lily Gao

This is the live version perfomed by the wonderful Stephen Nasby from Canada.
You will always remember this song!

Christian music with a smooth sound

Today's episode of Leaving the Grandstand World deals with fear. My song today features "Monarch Butterfly," a whimsical look at what happens when a gigantic butterfly invades the area. The poem is entitled, "Fear" and the teaching for today is, "Be Not Afraid," from my book, A Course in Christianity.

I wrote this songs several years ago, and wanted to share it on the 4th to remind us what it truly means to be free.

My home is in heaven

This episode of Leaving the Grandstand World features a poem, "I Can Hear the Harmony," a song, "Intimate Mystery." I include a short explanation from my wife, Eva, on the special Holy Spirit inspired way this song was birthed then I conclude with a teaching from my book, A Course in Christianity "Notifications."

Back when I was an atheistic, alcoholic drug user & dealer, I loved the Eric Clapton song Cocaine. Still do like the tune. Just like my converted to God lyrics better.

We are all rivers either flowing downstream filled with the muck and mire of the world or, going against the world's ways and supernaturally flowing upstream casting worldly cares aside, sharing Godly traits of love, peace, and forgiveness. Flowing upstream is hard because we're going against the status quo but, remember, with God all things are possible so it really isn't difficult, is it?

Today I share my joy through a poem, "I Could Be a River," a song, "My Faith Is in You, Lord," and a short selection from my book, The Traveler, which is about a man who encounters a supernatural Christian mentor whom he communicates with through his computer. It is chapter 29, "The Wishing Well."

Testimonio echo música
Autor: Frank Cruz
Producción musical : Antonio Guzmán

Instrumental Christian Rock

Instrumental Christian Rock

Christian Rock and Instrumental Rock Music Videos

This video spans 4 languages: Welsh, Norwegian, English and "kanaanspråk" ("internal chapel lingo") ;-D But the song, though well known seems never to have been translated to Norwegian, which is such a pity that something had to be done about it.