This is a Reggae Remix of the fun song, "Sing Hosanna Forevermore". The song is about praising God throughout the week. We can praise God, and have a relationship with him. Praise the Lord!

Check out this precious 10-year-old as she belts out “Rise Up” by Andra Day. She is a wonder! 

Meet Sophie Fatu! She’s a beauty with green eyes and dark curls, looking incredibly natural and relaxed as she sits and sings with her earpieces in place and the microphone at the ready. And, even though she is only 10, she’s been performing for a long time. 

Sophie’s mother, Victoria Fatu, is an award-winning concert pianist and singer. On a related note, do you even realize, prior to the camera panning down at 25 seconds, that Miss Sophie is playing the piano as she sings? It’s hard to imagine her doing anything other than creating her beautiful vocals, but she appears to be playing the piano, too!  

Actually, it’s a bit of video trickery. Sophie does play the piano for this song, but when we see her up close, the piano is sitting perpendicular to her, and when we see her playing from the side, there is no mic. In any case, this girl is multi-talented. In addition to being a singer and pianist like her mother, Sophie is an actor and model.  

With Frank Sinatra as a favorite, Sophie started her musical journey while still a preschooler. In the last several years, she has appeared in numerous television talent and talk shows, as well as the sitcom Will & Grace in 2020. In 2022, she made her big screen debut in the movie Last Looks with Charlie Hunnam and Mel Gibson. And she’s modeled for brands like Kardashian Kids, among others. 

With an abundance of talents and gifts, Sophie is sure to go far. But, it’s how she hits the high notes starting at 2:10 and manages the low ones between 2:35 and 2:45, and powerfully renders the lines “we will rise” three times immediately after—those moments demonstrate this little lady’s true star potential! 

Dressed in a yellow and white checked dress with flowers across the yellow waistband, Sophie looks like the young girl she is even though her voice doesn’t seem to match. In the final seconds of the video, we see the two together. Sophie lands the final hum-note, looks up, smiles, and blows us all a sweet kiss with her child’s hand!

Sophie, like her beautiful voice, is precious! And, undoubtedly, she’s going nowhere but up!

“for God’s gifts and his call are irrevocable.” Romans 11:29

One incredibly talented young man has taken the most beloved hymn of all time, “Amazing Grace,” and given it an updated sound and feel. 

Hymns are classics for a reason. They are beautifully written songs, dispensing truths about the Lord’s righteousness, mercy and love. Those songs, many of which are hundreds of years old, are still played in churches. Congregations everywhere still enjoy listening to and singing such hymns as “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” “Victory in Jesus” and “How Great Thou Art.”

But while all those hymns are good, classic pieces of music with lyrics about the Lord, one stands out among the rest. “Amazing Grace” is a classic known by virtually everyone, whether they attend church or not. It’s one that has been performed thousands of times by hundreds of performers throughout the years. And now, there is yet another cover, a version of “Amazing Grace.”

In a clip posted on YouTube Forrest Frank provides his take on the classic. He gives it a much more modern feel and sound while keeping the essence and meaning of the song intact. 

In addition to giving the song a new and updated sound, he also changes up some of the song’s lyrics. However, he keeps the hymn’s memorable chorus but dramatically changes the verses, adding his own. 

“Every day I fall short
But you still say I’m yours
What a beautiful noise
You say you won’t go despite all my failures”

Forrest’s song is an enjoyable, catchy and pleasant song. It’s one that is deserving of several listens and is likely to get stuck in your head, causing you to silently recite it repeatedly. 

One of, if not the biggest, reason why “Amazing Grace” is such a classic, loved by people everywhere, is because its lyrics are so relatable. No one is deserving of Christ’s love, mercy and amazing grace. Yet He continues to show grace to sinners every day. 

Ephesians 2:8 “For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:”

Check out this simple, but very joyful, unofficial video of “Count My Blessings,” a beautiful Christian worship song from Seph Schlueter. It is guaranteed to bring a smile!

Seph Schlueter, at only 21 years old, has gained wisdom that some fail to find even with years of living behind them. He’s recognized that we as individuals, citizens of the U.S.A., and children of our Heavenly Father are blessed! And, we are blessed in abundance!

Seph, along with Jordan Sapp and Jonathan Gamble, wrote the catchy song. 

Here are a four lines from “Counting My Blessings”:

Father on this side of heaven
I know that I’ll run out of time 
But I will keep counting my blessings 
Knowing I can’t count that high 

The word “infinity” is cleverly used to emphasize the wealth of blessings bestowed upon us, and the infinity symbol, drawn behind a series of hash marks on a white drape, is the extent of the video’s backdrop. That’s okay, though. Seph’s smile, humble presence, raised hands, happy eyes, and God-given voice provide all that is needed to perfectly convey his message.   

An Ohio native and Catholic, Seph began the worship collective Damascus Worship with the goal of bringing worship music into the Catholic Church. Seph is the director for Damascus Worship and was instrumental in the release of their first album, Awake My Soul. He’s opened for artists Natalie Grant and Phil Wickham, his own music uplifting others and finding favor. 

Commenters expressed gratitude for Seph, Jordan, and Johnathan’s song, and a few recalled health challenges that God carried them through. Poster @mikaylaweitzenecker2830 said, “I needed this song today! I've been struggling with getting people in my life to count their blessings and the Negativity can be overwhelming, great song to turn all the way up and dance around the kitchen.” 

Seph heard “Counting My Blessings” on radio for the first time on September 1 when 104.9 The River in Columbus played his song. His jubilance is just as fun to watch as his new song is to hear! 

“I do all this for the sake of the gospel, that I may share in its blessings.” 1 Corinthians 9:23

Former American Idol contestant Genavieve Linkowski showed off her beautiful voice with a dazzling cover of a beloved track about the need to praise and worship the Lord.

The world is a sad, lonely and dangerous place. It’s filled with people who are hurting and struggling. Some may be at the end of their rope, desperately seeking an answer or comfort and healing. Luckily, there is One who has the power to mend the brokenhearted, heal the sick and provide a way when one doesn’t appear possible. He willingly went to the cross on our behalf, acting as a sacrifice as He endured an excruciatingly painful death. 

It is for that world and life-changing sacrifice that Christ deserves all honor, glory and praise. It is through His death and resurrection that anyone and everyone has a chance at everlasting life with Him. In a clip posted on YouTube, Genavieve covers Brandon Lake’s song “Gratitude.”

The young woman demonstrates that she has been blessed musically. Her voice is outstanding, never missing a note, giving an immensely enjoyable and pitch-perfect performance. 

As the song’s opening verse mentions, there is nothing and no way anyone could adequately thank the Lord for his mercy, grace and forgiveness. 

“All my words fall short
I got nothing new
How could I express
All my gratitude”

As the beautifully written song later states, there is nothing anyone can do but continually worship and praise Him for taking our place. Even that is not nearly enough, but that’s all that anyone has, and we have “nothing else fit for a King.”

Several others commented on the video and mentioned how they enjoyed Genavieve’s cover of the classic tune.

“I genuinely think you have one of the most beautiful voices on earth. God bless you,” one person wrote. 

“After watching this performance I think it’s safe to say, welcome back. This is a winning performance on any given talent show,” a second person added.

“You are just getting better and better, thank you Jesus for this incredible worship voice, Praise you father,” another individual commented.

Hebrews 13:15 “Let us then make offerings of praise to God at all times through him, that is to say, the fruit of lips giving witness to his name.”

Check out the official lyric video for the new song by CAIN called ‘WWJD.’ 

“I grew up with a bracelet wrapped around my wrist, 4 letters to remind me who my example is 
Well, I know it went out of style somewhere around ‘03, that question’s an old question 
But it still needs answering, what would Jesus do, I’m trying to do it, what would Jesus do 
Want my life to prove it, wanna walk, wanna talk like him, so I’m gonna keep asking it”

What an awesome song! ‘WWJD’ was recently released by CAIN, a band that is made up of three siblings – Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz, and Logan Cain. The new song will be featured on the band’s upcoming album, that is coming out this fall.

CAIN sings of the bracelet that many of us once wore, imprinted with 'WWJD' – a reminder to those wearing it to embody the teachings of Jesus in every aspect of their lives. And one of the members of CAIN shared a little bit about their background and what inspired the new song.

“We grew up as true 2000’s youth group kids,” says Taylor Cain Matz in a video she shared online. “We’re talking ‘WWJD’ wearing, Sunday morning to night hanging out, Tuesday night Bible study at our house, and a youth camp that we still talk about today. 

Our youth group gave us a stronger sense of community, more than a sports team ever could. So we wrote this new song, ‘What Would Jesus Do,’ and it’s in honor of that beautiful season in our lives. We want to bring back ‘WWJD’ for the next generation. More than a fashion statement, it’s an old question that brings the teachings of Jesus into our everyday lives. I hope you guys like it!”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘WWJD’ by CAIN today and the song was able to uplift you!

A group of talented musicians gave an inspired and thoroughly enjoyable performance of a beloved church hymn, “Just a Closer Walk with Thee.”

Hymns are old, beautiful pieces of music that say so much with so little. Despite the increasing popularity of contemporary Christian music, hymns are still played in churches. All someone must do is listen to such songs as “Amazing Grace,” Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “How Great Thou Art” and they’ll quickly understand why churches continue to play hymns. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, The Brandenberger Family performs “Just a Closer Walk with Thee.” The five musicians show off their skills on a number of instruments, using them to provide a bluegrass version of the classic hymn. 

The musicians play an extended intro to the song, but then, 40 seconds into the video, one young man begins singing. He proceeds to sing the verses while he gets some help with the song’s memorable chorus. 

“Just a closer walk with Thee
Blessed Jesus hear my plea
Daily walking close to Thee
Let it be, dear Lord, let it be”

Several others who commented on the video mentioned how much they loved the performance of the old hymn. 

“Excellent as always everybody! My eyes about popped out when I heard the first lick of that spectacular dobro solo! She really gets a great smooth tone!” one person wrote.

“Singing and playing that brings us all closer to the Lord. Thanks for this gift and may God continue to bless one and all,” someone else posted.

“What a Blessing! Such a wonderful performance of a fine old song of praise. Thanks to you all for sharing this with us,” another individual added. 

But this is far from the only song the talented musicians have performed. Dozens of videos are on their YouTube channel. Those interested in hearing more from the Brandenberger Family will be able to find their covers of “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” "Amazing Grace” and “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.”

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

For God So Love You.... Jn 3: 16 Love Recklessly Loves You And You Have To Reciprocate That Love To The Best Of Your Ability.

Though we may sometimes feel alone, the truth is shared beautifully in this video of “God Is With Us,” the inspiring single from The Afters.

The Afters originated in a Starbucks coffee shop in Mesquite, Texas, where two of their founding members were working together. Josh Havens and Matt Fuqua, along with Dan Ostebo who joined the group around 2007, are still writing music and playing together after nearly 25 years! Originally known as Blisse, The Afters has been performing since 1999. They have history!

They also have life experience. The hurts and heartaches that the band have endured over the years inspire their music. Josh Havens shared an example back in May 2019, just prior to the release of their Album, Fear No More. 

Referencing the epidemic of anxiety in today’s world and his own experience with worry,  Josh stated to The Christian Post, “We wanted to write songs that are anthems to sing over your life when it gets hard. God is real and present and has this all-consuming love that we so desperately need.”

Featuring their new single, recorded in August 2023, The Afters’ video combines images and words to remind us that God is always there. In brokenness and death, sickness and addiction, and fear, He is there. 

We see two stories depicted in the video. The first is a man who has lost his wife, probably to divorce; however, that is not certain. The second is a young mother who appears to have lost her husband to death, but don’t look too closely at the years on the tombstone. That’s totally not the point!

Four lines from the song’s chorus are as follows:

He is right here where He’s always been
He never left, and He never will
Where is God
God is with us

Shots of magnificent skies and landscapes alternate with scenes from the lives of two desperate individuals dealing with losses. God’s handiwork alone is evidence of His omnipotence, but perhaps we see His presence more clearly when He works in our own lives—rescues us in our despair.

As the video progresses, the gentleman seems to move from depression to healing, and the grieving woman is able to laugh and live again. He is there, even in our darkest moments! And, when we trust Him in the pain, He sees us through it. 

Musicians and celebrities aren’t immune to the ugly stuff that life brings, and when they use their experiences to inspire and inform the words and melodies they bring to listeners… they’ve made something good from the bad. And, that’s totally the point!

“Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” Psalms 23:4

This video will be sweet music to your ears. The Detty Sisters sing an uplifting modern worship song ‘Holy Water.’ It will refresh your soul and put a smile on your face. 

“Your forgiveness
Is like sweet, sweet honey on my lips
Like the sound of a symphony to my ears
It's like holy water on my skin, ayy”

Enmeshed in the forest, the music video opens pans through several scenes of a beautiful forest and a river flowing through it all. Then as the lyrics begin, it features a young girl sitting on dirt steps as she sings how she needs God to quench her thirsty soul. 

The music video then pans out to reveal all four Detty Sisters and their mother wearing ripped jeans, sun hats, and simple t-shirts as they stand on the sandbanks of a river. As they reach the chorus line, they sing a harmonizing melody that sounds like heavenly angels. It is absolutely lovely.

Praising God is a passion and a calling for the Detty ladies. Amber, their mother is passionate about worshipping Christ. From the moment she knew she would be a mother–she’s always had worship music playing in the house and in the car. What a beautiful way to surround her little girls with the love of Jesus. Their passion and hope is to share the Gospel with anyone who will listen. 

‘Holy Water’ was originally released by We the Kingdom in 2019. It was written by  Ed Cash, Scott Cash, Franni Cash, Martin Cash, and Andrew Bergthold. Catching fire in the hearts of Christians, the song climbed the charts and peaked at number six on the Billboard’s Bubbling Under Hot 100 Chart.

It was later nominated by the GMA Dove Awards as Song of The Year. The heart of the song is about our need for God’s forgiveness and how we want to be changed by the spirit of God to glorify Him. It’s a journey we take daily. 

Psalm 32:1-2 “Blessed is the one whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man against whom the LORD counts no iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no deceit.”

Check out Brandon Lake’s new official music video for his song ‘Coat Of Many Colors.’

“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”

What a great song! In the music video, Brandon Lake is singing in his own colorful coat, and there are also sheets of red, white, and gold in the background – colors that he sings about in the song.

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 then after the new album is released, Brandon Lake plans to go on his ‘Coat Of Many Colors Tour.’ It 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 watching the music video for ‘Coat Of Many Colors’ today!

If you want to hear an amazing new song out in Christian music, this is for you. Check out “Jesus Does” by We the Kingdom Live Performance. 

As the song begins, we see a casual band full of devoted Christ-followers pouring their hearts out in worship. We witness the authentic praises of this family band. The lyrics start out the new song like a new day. The lyrics say:

“Who tells the sun to rise every morning, 
Colors the sky with the shades of His glory
Wakes us with mercy and love, Jesus does.”

This well-crafted song is an anthem of worshiping Jesus and blessing His name today. We are grateful for the day He has provided. The message then goes into those who Christ comforts and sees in the midst of injustice along with the phrase “Jesus Does.” The entire song is asking the question. 

“Who” and responding with the answer, Jesus does. The chorus invites us into the worship of the Triune God. The harmonies are beautiful and the vocalists have such a genuine attitude of humility, alongside the instrumentalists exhibiting their hearts of praise. 

Watching this live performance reminds us that we do not need anything fancy to come before the presence of God to worship Him. We just simply come as we are and be transformed by Him and His message of the gospel and the Bible. 

He sees everything and knows everything. He cares for our needs and loves us perfectly. He is the Creator, Redeemer, and Spirit in us. We are invited to worship Him with our whole hearts.

“All praise to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. It is by his great mercy that we have been born again, because God raised Jesus Christ from the dead. Now we live with great expectation,” 1 Peter 1:3

The daughter of the late and legendary country music singer-songwriter Glen Campbell performed a moving song she wrote for him prior to his passing.

Death, illness and disease are horrible parts of life. They devastate and wreck families. In nearly every instance, families watch, while still loving and caring for their family members, as they slowly waste away. This is one of the most excruciating parts of life, witnessing someone you deeply love become weaker and weaker. Not being able to do something to help or ease their pain is unbearable. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Ashley Campbell plays “Remembering.” It’s an original song of hers, which she wrote while her father was still alive. As she explains, it was something for him before his battle with Alzheimer’s had progressed too far. 

“This is a song that I wrote for my dad when I first moved to Nashville,” Ashley said. “Because, at the time, he was not fully in the late stages of Alzheimer’s yet, so he still knew who I was. But being very familiar with the disease, I knew a time was coming where he wouldn’t be able to recognize me anymore. “

She added that she hoped the song created a bond and evoked memories for when he did reach those late stages of Alzheimer’s disease. 

“So, I wanted to write something that would be comforting to him, and also that would maybe be able to reach him emotionally when words couldn’t,” she said.

Ashley’s song for her late father is a tear-jerker for sure. It’s evident from the opening lyrics that the song is very personal for her. She sings that her father doesn’t have to worry because “she’ll do the remembering.”

At the conclusion of her performance, the studio audience gives the young woman a hearty and well-deserved round of applause. 

Ashley said her tune about her father is her way of saying, “I’ve got your back, Dad. No matter what.”

Psalm 103:13 “As a father has pity on his children, so the Lord has pity on his worshippers.”

One musically gifted young woman belts out a touching but heartbreaking tune about loss and dealing with the death of a loved one.

Unfortunately, death is another part of life that impacts everyone at one time or another. Regardless of the circumstances of the loss, death is always painful, and results in a fair amount of grief. Losing someone near and dear to one’s heart will always and forever hurt. Over time, that loss may sting a little less but that hole in one’s life remains. 

In a video posted on YouTube, musician Becky Kelley sings an original song of hers, “We Miss You.” The track, mentioned in the video’s description, is about her losing someone close to her heart, her cousin Greg. About her cousin, Becky writes that “all who knew him loved him big.”

The lyrics capture, quite accurately, what it feels like after the loss of a loved one. In the immediate aftermath of a loved one’s death, there are immediate feelings of shock, loss and emptiness. But soon after, thoughts turn to trying to imagine what life looks like and feels like without that person. 

“And I miss you, I miss you
Yeah, we’ll go on
But without you, there’s a hole here in our arms
Cause we miss you”

Additionally, throughout the nearly 3-and-a-half-minute video, there are clips of her cousin Greg as a child, an adult and playing the guitar on stage. She adds that her cousin thoroughly enjoyed playing music, performing on stage and simply talking about music. 

Also, as mentioned in the video’s description, the musician has a stated goal for her latest track. 

“I hope this brings peace to you maybe for someone in your life that you’ve lost,” she writes.

Psalm 23:4 “Yes, though I go through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”

Check out this great video of a family trio singing the song ‘What Mercy Did For Me’ by People & Songs.

“I was hopeless, I knew I was lost, death and darkness were my only songs
I needed someone to come rescue me, then mercy heard my plea, Lord you found me
You healed me, You called me from the grave, You gave me your real love, I thank you Jesus
You washed my sins away, oh now I'm living like I'm forgiving, You came and set me free”

The singers in the video are known as The Detty Family, and they are all so talented! In the music video, they are matching in white dresses and take turns singing the different parts of the song. During the solos and during the joint parts where they sing harmonies, they sound just wonderful together! How amazing it is to see this family using their gifts to praise our Heavenly Father!

“Love you all. God has blessed each one with a beautiful voice. Keep singing for Christ,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video.

“Love your songs and music,” another person writes online. “May you continue to do what you do with this gift from God. God bless you.”

The song ‘What Mercy Did For Me’ by People & Songs was written by Crystal Yates, Joshua Sherman, Micah Tyler, and students at The Emerging Sound, a dynamic summer songwriting camp. It was recorded live less than 48 hours after it was written and expresses a heart of celebration and gratitude for the mercy that Jesus freely gave to each one of us.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this rendition of ‘What Mercy Did For Me’ from The Detty Family today!

Isaiah 58:9
“Then you will call, and the Lord will answer; you will cry for help, and he will say: Here am I.”

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."