Praise & Worship

Worship song exalting God, Who alone is worthy of all praise - filmed in a scenic fall setting.

Check out this beautiful worship song called ‘I’ve Witnessed It’ from Passion, Melodie Malone, and Jenn Johnson.

“When I was lost and all alone, Your presence was where I found home. You were there
And You’re here right now, in every high and every low. You never left me without hope
You were good, and You’re good right now. I’ve witnessed Your faithfulness
I’ve seen You breathe life within, so I’ll pour out my praise again. You’re worthy, God”

This wonderful worship performance was recorded live in Nashville, TN, and Melodie Malone, Jenn Johnson, and the rest of the Passion band did an incredible job sharing the beautiful message within this music. The main theme in the lyrics is being a witness to the hope we have in God’s goodness. The theme of the cross and resurrection are also touched on in the third verse.

Passion’s Melodie Malone shared some of her thoughts about the meaning of the song. “We don’t often use the word ‘witness’ in our everyday vernacular, and it is my hope that we reinstate a bit of the meaning it carries in this song,” she said. “We sing to remind our souls of the character of the one we worship and to help resuscitate a faith in desperate need of hope.”

The song ‘I’ve Witnessed It’ reminds us to remember who God is and what He has done in our lives, and then share about what we have seen! We hope that you enjoyed listening to this song today and it was able to bring you some encouragement.

Acts 1:8
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to the remotest part of the earth.

Listen to this wonderful rendition of 'My Tribute (To God Be The Glory)' by Natalie Grant and CeCe Winans.

“How can I say thanks for the things You have done for me? Things so undeserved
Yet You gave to prove Your love for me, the voices of a million angels could not express
My gratitude, all that I am and ever hope to be, I owe it all to Thee, to God be the glory
To God be the glory, to God be the glory, for the things He has done”

What an incredible version of this beautiful song from Natalie Grant and CeCe Winans! They sound wonderful together, and their voices complement each other in the most stunning way.

“This is such a beautiful rendition. So genuine, so moving.  Their voices meld beautifully together. To God be the glory! Hallelujah!” comments one person online after listening to the song on YouTube.

“So Beautiful! I have chills! Amazing remake!” writes another person online.

The song 'My Tribute (To God Be The Glory)' was written by gospel singer and songwriter Andraé Crouch. He first recorded it in 1972 on his album titled Keep on Singin'. It is considered one of Andraé Crouch's most well-known songs.

“Andraé Crouch albums were often spinning on our family record player when I was a child. He was truly a legendary artist, and I think this song is one of the greatest songs ever written,” shares Natalie Grant. 

“I have also been listening to CeCe Winans since I was 11 years old. No other artist has had a more profound impact on my own art. To sing this song and these words with one of my heroes is a life-changing moment for me. I’ve always felt like CeCe embodies the words of this song in not only her music and ministry but also in her life. It has been my prayer to do the same.”

Coming up this October, Natalie Grant will be releasing her latest album titled Seasons. The 10-track album features Natalie Grant’s own twist on songs that have made a lasting impression on both her life as well as her music career.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this version of 'My Tribute (To God Be The Glory)' by Natalie Grant and CeCe Winans today!

This is an animated music video for "Sing Hosanna Forevermore". This fun Reggae song is about praising God through the week. I will praise God forevermore. One day in Heaven, I'll be praising God for eternity. I hope you enjoy this catchy Reggae song!

Check out this wonderful live performance of the song ‘These Are The Days’ by Cory Asbury.

“Hospital to home was a four-minute drive, with a baby on board, made it thirty-five, we didn’t
Sleep a wink that night, just laid by that crib singing nursery rhymes. These are the days
That we’ll want back, at the kindergarten drop off line, his first day of school didn’t even cry
That was when we knew that life had a funny way of passing us by”

What a moving and emotional song that sums up parenthood in the most poetic way. It is deeply relatable and speaks to how quickly time passes while raising children and the desire to relish every moment we get with them.

“The emotion that goes through this song is incredible,” writes one person online after watching the music video. “The truthfulness in the lyrics blows me away.”

The song ‘These Are The Days’ is one of the tracks on Cory Asbury’s upcoming album titled Pioneer. Cory talks about his new album and how his sound may have changed since the last time he released music years ago.

“I’ll always be the ‘Reckless Love’ guy, but my art has evolved,” he said. “I’ve changed. I’ve grown. And hopefully, after more than 3 years, I’ve got something new to say. After all, that is the office of the artist—to give language to the things we all feel and experience.”

Parents know that having a child is like having your heart walking around outside of your body. And this song truly encapsulates the joy of seeing them grow up and the pain of having it all pass by too quickly. We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘These Are The Days’ by Cory Asbury today!

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

This is a music video for "My God", by Heath Bewley. The Reggae song is about how God is greater than everything else. He alone should be worshipped. God is waiting for people to seek him.

chart-topping Christian artist lyric video

This is a music video for "Lord, How Great You Are", by Heath Bewley. The music is very calming and is a song of praise. I hope you enjoy this meditative song.

Check out this great video of Mac Powell giving a live performance of the song ‘God Of Wonders’ at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO.

“Lord of all creation, Lord of water, earth and sky, the heavens are your Tabernacle
Glory to the Lord on high, God of wonders beyond our galaxy, You are holy, holy
The universe declares Your majesty, You are holy, holy, Lord of heaven and earth”

This beautiful song talks about God’s wonder and majesty and Him being the Lord of all creation. The lyrics celebrate the light and remind us to call on His name in the darkness. It is powerful, and it is clear to see why this popular worship song has been sung in churches all over the world for years.

‘God Of Wonders’ was written by Steve Hindalong and Marc Byrd, who are members of the Christian Rock group The Choir. The song was created for a worship project called City on a Hill, and it first appeared on the 2000 album City on a Hill: Songs of Worship and Praise performed by Mac Powell.

When talking about how the song came together, Steve Hindalong remembers it vividly. “I had a black Guild guitar that Marc used to borrow fairly often. He took it on a lone writing retreat to a cabin somewhere in Arkansas where he professes to have had a spiritual epiphany. There was something profoundly inspired about several songs he wrote on that sojourn. One of them was what would become 'God of Wonders.' He played me the chord progression, singing a few lyrics like, 'Hallelujah to the Lord of heaven and earth…' Immediately I felt soul-stirred. I sensed that it called for loftier language than we are typically inclined to use. Marc and I both tend to write very personal, introspective lyrics. But I felt like this one needed to be more transcendent – grander than us.”

Steve continued: “We both feel thankful for its inspiration, and humbled to have offered it.

It's beyond our comprehension really – this notion that the Creator, not just of our world, not just of the Milky Way, but of ALL the galaxies in the universe – wants to share an intimate relationship with each of his children.”

What an amazing truth that we hope this song reminds you of!

This is a House Mix of "Praise the Lord", by Heath Bewley. The music video features 3D animation. The song is about praising God with music and dancing. I hope you enjoy it!

Listen to this uplifting song of hope titled, ‘Hold On’ by Katy Nichole during live New York Sessions. If you haven’t heard the song, let’s get your heart set up for the meaning behind ‘Hold On.’

Have you ever been on a long road trip that felt like the destination would never come? But then you see a sign that says your destination is only 50 miles away. You’d think those last few miles would pass quickly but they only seem to crawl by. The last leg of our trip can be the hardest. The same can be said about our faith in the middle of life’s toughest circumstances. Katy reminds us that when life gets off track and we feel like giving up, that’s when we hold on the tightest to the Lord.  

“Hold on just a little bit longer, I know it’s gonna be okay
These days are gonna make you stronger. You’ll find purpose in the pain
Hold on just a little bit longer. Deep down, there’s a well of faith
Let hope arise as you’re lifting up my name. And just hold on, hold on, hold on.”

What an incredible song! It reminds us that no matter what we are going through, even if the end isn’t in sight, God is holding onto us as we hold onto Him! Even in our darkest hour, God is there, pouring his love and strength into us. 

The Good Book is filled with examples of saints who cried out to God and asked, “How long?” God’s reply is “Hold on just a little longer,” because with the Lord, a thousand years are like a day in His courts (2 Peter 3:8-9). But that doesn’t mean His help and answers are a long way off. He answers in His perfect timing. In the meantime, we can lift our voices in sing the lyrics to Katy’s strength-filled song, ‘Hold on.’

May this song encourage you to ground yourself in your faith as you wait for help from the Lord. 

Psalms 121:1-2 “I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.”

Listen to this powerful live worship performance of the song ‘I Believe You Jesus’ by Jesus Culture, Chris McClarney, and Bryan & Katie Torwalt.

“I believe the words You’ve spoken, that eyes will see and graves will open
The curse of sin and death is broken. I believe You, Jesus, and though we live within the tension
Yet to see the full redemption, I know there’ll be a resurrection, I believe You, Jesus,
Bless the name, bless the name, oh the name of Jesus, shout His praise, shout His praise”

What an incredible song written by Brenton Brown, Chris McClarney, Bryan Torwalt, and Katie Torwalt. And their voices in the video sound absolutely wonderful.

The song ‘I Believe You Jesus’ is part of Jesus Culture’s new album titled Why Not Right Now? It is the group’s latest project since 2020.

“We’ve been anticipating finally sharing Why Not Right Now? with the world,” shares Jesus Culture member Derek Johnson. “We’ve captured a fresh sound that marks a new season for Jesus Culture Music, and we’re hopeful it will inspire worship in the hearts of believers everywhere.”

“Very few albums over the past 18 years of Jesus Culture worship have stirred my heart at the level that Why Not Right Now? has,” adds Jesus Culture founder Banning Liebscher. 

“Our heart has remained the same since the very beginning, and we want to see a generation encounter the presence of God and lift up the name of Jesus on the earth. We’re believing for revival in our day! Our heart is to see the Church ignited with a greater passion for Jesus and for a world that doesn’t know God to encounter Him.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘I Believe You Jesus’ and this song of worship left you encouraged today!

Check out this great new song and fun music video for Lauren Daigle’s ‘These Are The Days.’

“People out there, people out there, let go of your cares, turn your cries into loud hallelujahs
This is what we came for. Oh yeah, leave all your worries behind. We know the future's
Burnin' bright, this is the great jubilation, this is what He came for, what He came for
Oh, these are the days, these are the days, these are the days we been dreamin' of”

What a vibrant and joyful song! And the lively music video will have you dancing on your feet and singing along! Through the lyrics and melody, Lauren Daigle is proclaiming hope in the form of the good news. She reminds us that we can leave our worries behind and rejoice, because this is the life that Jesus gives us. He came so that we may have life and live it abundantly.

Lauren Daigle acknowledges that everyone has struggles and walks through dark times, like in the lyrics: “We thought we’d never see the sun through the dark skies.” But then we are reminded in the song that our struggles and burdens do not define our stories: “if it’s not good, then it’s not over.” 

Because of Jesus, we all can know and be filled with wild hope. Because of Him, true and lasting joy is possible. And the mix of Lauren Daigle’s strong vocals and lyrics with the fun and upbeat instrumentals in this song clearly delivers this message.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘These Are The Days’ by Lauren Daigle and the song was able to bring a smile to your face!

John 10:10
The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full. 

God's promise of protection - music by the Sons of Korah

Moe Bandy delivers a touching performance of “Thank You Lord” at Larry’s Country Diner, and guests don’t utter a sound!

Moe Bandy sings and plays, along with two other gentlemen, at what appears to be a homespun eatery of yesteryear, but Larry’s Country Diner is actually the set of Larry’s Country Diner, a variety show performed live in Branson, MO, and aired on RFD TV. With paneled walls, vintage wall decor, a rotary phone, and costumed cast members at the counter, it’s a show within a show!

Conversely, 79-year-old Moe Bandy sings with sincerity greater than that of a performer and more like a person who has gained wisdom and first-hand knowledge of the grace, love, and salvation of Christ—all described in the song written by Carter Robertson.  

“Thank You Lord” is included, along with eleven other gospel songs, on Moe’s 2023 album by the same name. The song expresses gratitude to God for His grace throughout life’s ups and downs, for the love He offers all our broken souls, and for the hope that lies in salvation. 

Here are three lines from the chorus:

And I will sing hallelujah, to You all the time
For loving a broken soul
Just like mine

Regarding his most recent album, Mr. Bandy said, “We all try to live life to the fullest and with purpose. When you get to a certain place in your life, you reflect on your past. We have all made mistakes and decisions that we may regret, but you have to look at the positives. God has been so good to me. He has given my family blessings that I never dreamed were even possible. I am so thankful to Him and wanted this album to fully reflect my faith in God.” 

Moe began his musical career in 1964, and he still performs. With numerous CMA and ACM awards, ten No. 1 hit songs, 5 Gold records, and a slew of other achievements, Moe’s got good reason to be proud. Way back in 1991, he even opened his own theatre in Branson. 

However, at the song’s conclusion, one of the hosts thanks Moe for his moving performance, and the acclaimed musician responds with true humility. He seems to know that even though the decor in Larry’s Country Diner is dated, the message he shared with his song is eternal!

“Praise the Lord. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever.” Psalms 106:1

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.