Inspirational Videos

In a moment that has gone viral, a choir comes together on the balconies of their hotel to sing ‘Down To The River To Pray.’ This touching performance reminds us all that God is at the center of everything. “As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the starry crown Good Lord, show me the way!” The Colorado All State Choir is comprised of high school students from the entire state. These students truly have a gift for singing and performing and, today, that is on display in the most incredible way. Just watch as the students of the treble ensemble gather outside of their hotel rooms and stand around the open balcony. As far up as you can see, the choir gathers on each floor and starts to sing a cappella. And when they belt out the iconic words of ‘Down To The River To Pray,’ I was in awe. “O sisters, let's go down, Let's go down, come on down O sisters, let's go down Down in the river to pray” This talented group of students definitely knows how to put on a show and wow the audience. Despite being from all over the state, these singers all came together for this special performance and it's touching people all over the country. This a cappella performance has been viewed over 7 million times on social media. And one listen to these talented voices and you'll understand exactly why!

Country superstar Dolly Parton is opening up about her iconic life in a candid interview with CBS Sunday Morning. This legend in country music has been recording and touring for decades and there seems to be no end in sight. At 73 years old, Dolly has made a name for herself as a positive personality that never holds back. She’s been upfront about her upbringing, plastic surgery and loud outfits and hairstyles. Today, we’re learning even more about this megastar and it only makes us love her more. One of the most powerful moments of the interview is when Dolly shares about her early life and childhood in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. Her family of 15 (12 kids plus Mom and Dad) may have been considered poor financially but not so in many other facets in life. Music was a bright light for Dolly and her mother always encouraged the budding artist. In fact, she wrote “In the Good Old Days” about her time growing up and shares a snippet of the powerful lyrics. “No amount of money could buy from me The memories that I have of then No amount of money could pay me To go back and live through it again” While times were tough, the family saw it through and now Dolly is thriving as the reigning queen of country music. Each step of the way, Dolly has had God by her side. Even when choices were tough, she put her faith in His guidance. “You make your choices. You make your sacrifices and I never look back. I knew early on that I was gonna walk that road until God told me to stop. And I’m still walking it and He ain’t said nothing to me about quitting yet.”

A 30-year-old mother brings her own parents to tears with an Adele cover on Ireland’s Got Talent. Julie McCabe is a stay-at-home mother to her young son. Before his birth, Julie used to sing all the time but the busy life of a toddler put her dreams on hold. Recently, her son was diagnosed with Autism and it hasn’t been easy. But this brave mother decided to put some positivity into her life and start to sing again. Now, she’s taking her talents all the way to the Ireland’s Got Talent stage for an incredible audition. Just listen as she belts out the words of ‘When We Were Young’ from acclaimed artist Adele. “Let me photograph you in this light In case it is the last time That we might be exactly like we were Before we realized We were sad of getting old It made us restless It was just like a movie It was just like a song” As Julie hit every single high note perfectly, the camera switched to her parents watching from backstage. They were in tears watching their daughter live out her dreams right in front of them. It’s never easy to sing a song from such a noteworthy voice, like Adele. But, Julie had no problem making their song her own and impressing the judges and audience along the way. It’s obvious that her family is so proud and they are supporting her each step of the way. I’m so glad that Julie will be moving on to the next round.

Two sisters get their prayers answered
THIS IS A MIRACLE! 🙌🏼

For the past few years my mother-in-law Deborah Booth Patteson and her sister Jeanne Booth Wright have talked to their mother Dorothy Booth, and on several occasions asked her (when it was her time to leave this world) send them a sign once she was in heaven, and they specifically asked that a cardinal would be involved. Aunt Jeanne also prayed that the Lord would do it in such a way that they would never have thought of. Well, on January 9th she went on to be with the Lord at age 97, and God answered that prayer January 20th, (the day after grandmas memorial service, and hours after they had been talking about that very prayer) while they were playing grandmas favorite card game, “Canasta”!!!

They heard something at the kitchen window and my father-in-law Brian went out to check. A cardinal was sitting there and he was able to bring it inside. For 10 min they held and pet it, then they decided to go outside to release it. Following is a short video clip of this amazing experience and what happens next! (The bird flew away 10 min later) You must watch!!
Our God is so faithful! 😭❤️🙌🏼

#Cardinal #Miracle #Amazing


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Britain’s Got Talent runner-up Susan Boyle returns to the America’s Got Talent stage with a performance of ‘I Dreamed A Dream.’ You may remember this song from Susan’s very first audition back in 2009. She belted out the powerful lyrics and won over the hearts of the world. “I dreamed a dream in time gone by When hope was high and life worth living I dreamed that love would never die I prayed that God would be forgiving” Today, Susan is competing on ‘America's Got Talent: The Champions.’ This special format features 50 contestants who have won or been featured on previous editions of the show. These competitors come from all over the world and now they’re all vying for the ultimate title. During the first round, Susan earned judge Mel B’s golden buzzer with her performance of “Wild Horses.” Now, she’s back for another stunning song and her voice is even better than the first time. After the song was over, Simon could not hold back his praises saying, “I have goosebumps on my goosebumps.” He actually remembered the day Susan originally performed ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ when he judged her by her outward appearance before hearing her sing. “I can remember vividly how disgusting I was on the day before you sang. And then, what you did and what happened afterwards…It has been an amazing night. Seriously, it was fantastic. You’re a champion.” This performance on America’s Got Talent: The Champions is going to be hard to top. Who is rooting for Susan Boyle to win the entire competition?

When this police officer made his final radio call, he wasn’t expecting to hear his son’s voice on the other end. Arkansas Highway Police Corporal Roy Martin has been a part of the police force for 31 years. After bravely serving the citizens of Arkansas each day, it is time for Cpl. Martin to retire. When a police officer ends their shift, they are required to radio in to dispatch the time and their status. When someone retires, they make one final radio call and it is almost always an emotional moment. And that is especially true for Cpl. Martin. His son, Corporal Billy Martin, is a part of the Arkansas State Police. When Billy heard that his father was making his final call, he knew he wanted to be a part of it. This touching video showcases the moment that Cpl. Martin sits in his police cruiser and picks up the radio for the last time. Just look at the surprise on this father’s face as he hears his son on the other line. He was so overcome with emotion that he could barely hold back the tears to respond. There’s no doubt that this officer will truly be missed and he meant a great deal to the department and his family. It's never easy to see a co-worker move on, but Cpl. Martin can rest easy knowing that he did a job well done. We all thank you for your service over the years and hope you enjoy your retirement.

Sarah talks about her mental health struggles caused by pressure to fit in and feel accepted. It was only through her faith in Jesus deepened that she was able to transform her life & learn to love herself.

Stephen struggled with bulimia throughout his teenage life. The words and opinions of others had a huge impact on his life and caused major body-image issues. Once Stephen understood the love of Jesus and that he had been created by a perfect, loving God, Stephen was able to overcome his struggles and see himself as Gods Masterpiece.

As a Youth pastor I make these #1minuteMessages and send them out to my students via different social media outlets. Its crazy but my 1MinuteMessage project has been view over 130,000 times since i started this project a few short months ago now im bringing these messages to GodTube. Hope its helpful to somebody somewhere.

Tony and Laureen talk about the power of prayer.

The lack of a spiritual plan for our nation. Words and wisdom from the Country Counselor's perspective.

Hidden cameras capture stranger’s reactions to bullied girl with Tourette Syndrome. The television show ‘What Would You Do?’ is a hidden camera program hosted by John Qui'ones. The popular show is known for putting strangers in difficult situations and then recording how they react. You never know how someone will respond from episode to episode. Sometimes, there is anger while other times you will find yourself wiping away a tear. Many of the episodes are inspired by real life events or news stories. And today’s program highlights the difficulties a child with Tourette syndrome may endure. This particular episode is special because the actress playing the bullied girl grew up with Tourette’s. The young girl enters an ice cream shop and 2 other kids follow behind. When they notice her tics, they start to make fun of her and how ‘weird’ she is acting. The cameras are rolling as nearby patrons notice how rude and disrespectful the kids are to the young girl. One by one, strangers start to stand up for the girl either by saying something to the bullies or giving words of encouragement to the girl herself. The first man to speak up was stunned that kids could be so harsh to one another. He offered a piece of advice to anyone in a similar situation. “People gotta speak up when bullying happens. Just say something. What if it was you?” This particular episode pulls at the heartstrings as compassionate and caring strangers go out of their way for this young girl.

Kenny Davin Fine is a passionate singer-songwriter, guitar-harmonica player, recording artist and spiritual
journeyman who entertains, educates, and enlightens with his original music. Kenny’s medley of country,
rock, and blues, combined with his intelligent yet sensitive lyrical style, creates a sound noteworthy for
both its commercial appeal and spirit-touching qualities.

Dr. Kenneth Davin Fine is also an academic medical doctor. Board certified in internal medicine and
gastroenterology, and internationally recognized for his nutritional research and scientific publications, he
continues to be professionally involved in patient care, medical research, teaching, nutritional pioneering,
and public health. In 2000, with the help of his pioneering online diagnostic laboratory, EnteroLab.com,
he launched into the public realm the now very popular gluten sensitivity paradigm, which he expertly
diagnoses.

Also a powerful performer, Fine showcases his “Healing Voice” in both live musical shows and inspiring
lectures; he is the world’s only "Physician-Musician on a Mission."

At the age of 17 Kenny Davin Fine made the decision to dedicate his life to healing by entering medical
school, and ever since has committed to inspiring creativity, goodness, love and health in all he meets.
His passionate pursuit of public singing, first as a synagogue Cantor and then as a singer-songwriter, has
also been motivated by the Healer within; as he learned from studying Kabbalah, the roots of creativity
and healing are one in the same.

While traveling the country, Fine uses the stage not only to perform as a musician, but also to educate the
public on the importance of proper diet and nutrition for overall health, and to share his philosophies on
physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. In what he calls “The Higher Truth of Health”, his
trademark “musical lecture” is truly singing for healing.

From the onset, sound and song have played a role in the art of healing. Ancient medicine men/women
and shaman used rattles, drums, and non-melodic chanting in the most primordial applications. Vocal
melodic chanting and song eventually found their way into both spiritual and healing institutions, their
presence having been noted for as long as human civilization has kept records.

As a high-minded, medical visionary, Kenny Davin Fine, M.D., is looking to revolutionize and re-expand
music’s therapeutic application, utilizing his music, message, and healing voice as yet another of his many
professional avenues directed at public health, happiness, and hope.

It is this fact that leads Kenny to categorize his music as “RockSpirational”, which is also the title of his
2018 double album music release. Desiring his art to be not just impressive sonic entertainment, but also
a heart-touching and inspirational vehicle for the listener is the primary mission of his creative talent.

When times are tough, people often turn to music for comfort and inspiration, and when they do Kenny
Davin Fine will be there serving with his musical gift, scientific breakthroughs, and loving and kind
compassion. A true Renaissance Man, Fine’s RockSpirational music foreshadows his desire to break new
ground and forge new paths, both musically and inspirationally, and in his missions of both health and
service.

Website: www.kennydavinfine.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/kennydavinfinemusic
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/kennydavinfine
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/Kenny-davin-fine
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kennydavinfine
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/kenny-davin-fine/313413620

Label: Higher Ground Records

The talented quartet Sons of Serendip return to the America’s Got Talent stage for an incredible crossover performance. We first met these musical gentlemen when they competed on season 9 of the popular talent competition. Kendall Ramseur, Cordaro Rodriguez, Mason Morton, and Micah Christian all met while they were attending Boston University. Together, they formed this incredible quartet giving modern songs a classical makeover. It’s no wonder they made it all the way to the finals during their season on AGT. Since that time, the men have been able to leave their day jobs and make music a full-time career. They’ve traveled the country sharing their talent and it seems that they’re only getting better with time. Now, these 4 men are back on the stage that started it all for another chance. America’s Got Talent: The Champions is a special format that features 50 acts who have won or been featured on previous editions of the show. These competitors come from all over the world and now they’re all vying for the ultimate winner’s title. Sons of Serendip brought the house to their feet with their unique rendition of "Somewhere Only We Know" by Keane. When you hear this performance, you’ll understand exactly why they earned a standing ovation. I love that they are combining classical instruments with modern-day music. Their arrangements are sheer perfection and you can tell that these talented men are going to be around for a long time. What did you think of this performance from Sons of Serendip?

The Battle belongs to the Lord

Fal talks about growing up in an abusive home and the pain that caused him. It was only through the love and grace of a Saviour that he saw his fathers life transformed, which led him to his own encounter with Jesus.

International rugby player Marcell Coetzee shares about how his faith has shaped him throughout his life. Through injuries and set backs he has learnt to trust in God in all things.

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7-year-old viral sensation Malea Emma performs a beautiful rendition of ‘Amazing Grace.’ This talented young girl became an Internet star after a video of her singing before a soccer game between the LA Galaxyand the Seattle Sounders was shared online. Social media immediately started buzzing and this little girl was heard all over the world. Now, sweet Malea is continuing to share her incredible voice with others and it’s truly a blessing to hear her use it to praise our Lord. Today, she is performing the classic hymn ‘Amazing Grace’ in memory of her grandpa. Just listen as she passionately belts out these powerful lyrics. “Amazing Grace, How sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me I once was lost, but now am found T'was blind but now I see T'was Grace that taught my heart to fear And Grace, my fears relieved How precious did that grace appear The hour I first believed” After hearing this voice, I definitely understand why everyone is saying talking about this talented young girl. Malea’s performance is full of so much love for the Lord. With every single note, I am in awe of her talent and vocal range. And it is obvious that this 7-year-old has a passion for performing. It is always special to hear the younger generation worship the Lord and this performance is no exception. With a voice like that, I definitely think we’ll be seeing more of this talented young girl in the future. Who else agrees with me?

One-armed Japanese violinist, Manami Ito, brings her incredible talent to the stage of The World’s Best. This brand new talent competition features contestants from all over the world in every different genre. The acts audition for a panel of judges and a ‘wall’ of 50 experts in all areas of entertainment. If a contestant scores 75 or above, then they will move on to the next round. This one-of-a-kind show is bringing an amazing blend of talent to the stage and it’s truly incredible. Manami Ito is the perfect example of the inspiring and skillful contestants on this program. She started playing violin at a very young age and absolutely fell in love. Unfortunately, at the age of 20, Manami was involved in a car accident with a large truck. She lost her arm in the accident and thought that her days of playing the violin were over. But after support from her family, Manami found the courage to pick up the instrument and learn to play again. Now, she’s been called ‘The Miracle Violinist’ and her talent is one you don’t want to miss. Just watch as she beautifully performs on stage and brings more than one judge to tears. This isn’t just a display of musical talent but also perseverance and hope. This young woman was determined to follow her dream and she isn’t letting anything stand in her way. I think this is going to be one performance that everyone will remember. What do you think of Manami on The World’s Best?