Music Videos

When we hear ‘Ocean (Where Feet May Fail)’ beautifully performed in three different languages–English, Hebrew, and Arabic–we’re reminded that our faith in Christ is the center of us all. As people of faith, we are wonderfully woven together by shared experiences and even our differences. The beautiful truth is that despite where we live, what language we speak, or the color of our skin, we all share a common purpose: We were created to worship God. 

Psalm 150:6 reminds us “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” This verse states the simple truth we are all called to worship, no matter where we come from. What I love so much about this video is hearing the Lord being praised in different languages.  No matter our backgrounds, cultures, or languages, we are all connected in our desire to glorify the Lord. 

This music video starts off in English, and we hear the ethereal first few key notes of ‘Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)’ before the music transitions into Hebrew and Arabic. It gives us a taste of the language Jesus likely spoke when He walked the earth. After all, Jesus was born to Jewish parents in Bethlehem.  

As the trio belts out the lyrics in harmonious praise about having complete faith in and calling upon His name in times of trouble, you can’t help but sing with them. The video’s caption reminds us who can call the storms by name and calm the waves. 

In the darkest and stormiest days, we can put our faith in the one who calms the storms.  We produced this music video in Hebrew, Arabic, and English to show our unity of faith in the storms of life.  How has this song moved your heart?  Share in the comments how God has rescued you out of the storms of life!” They wrote.

This heartfelt message invites viewers to listen and remember that we serve a God whose strength is unchanging and His love unwavering even when life feels overwhelming. Each word sung in all three different languages reminds us that faith goes beyond the words we speak; it’s about the posture of our hearts. 

God understands every cry, every plea, and every song of praise, no matter what language we speak. This performance is a beautiful celebration of the God who unites us in faith and delivers us from fear. Let this song remind you that God is your anchor in the storm. 

Psalm 107:29 "He stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed."

Few songs resonate with such clarity and conviction as the dazzling rendition of In ‘Christ Alone’ by Phil Webb and the Grace Community Church congregation. As they lift their voices in this beloved hymn, we are drawn into a beautiful moment of worship. The church’s rendition of Hymn 177 speaks to our hearts, reminding us of the unwavering truth that in Christ alone, we find our hope, strength, and purpose. Whether you’re familiar with this hymn or hearing it for the first time, the harmonious unity of the choir, Phil’s voice, and the congregation created a beautiful version of this song. 

Listening to Phil Webb and the Grace Community Church congregation sing ‘In Christ Alone’ is an experience that resonates deeply in your soul. This beautiful performance gives us a chance to reflect on where we find strength and security. In a world brimming with shifting sands, we’re reminded there is only One who is an anchor to our souls. That’s what I love most about this beautiful song, the reminder our hope is in Jesus. 

‘In Christ alone, my hope is found

He is my light, my strength, my song

This Cornerstone, this solid ground

Firm through the fiercest drought and storm’

As the choir lifts up their voices in the song, the line ‘My hope is found, He is my light, my strength, my song,’ calls us to shift our focus from the chaos surrounding us to the unwavering love and support that comes from Him. The harmony of the Grace Community Church reminds us that when we place our trust in Christ, we find peace that surpasses all understanding. 

This dazzling performance serves us a chance to consider where we turn when we’re faced with trials and challenges in life. As you listen to the thunderous choir, take a moment to let the message wash over you. Let this video be a prayer for your life, asking God to help you deepen your trust in Him. Share it with a friend who needs encouragement and to be uplifted. 

Hebrews 10:23  "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful."

In under two minutes, this adorable 3-year-old steals the hearts of many with his precious performance of ‘Amazing Grace.’ Karolina Protsenko, born October 3, 2008 in Ukraine, has become a familiar face to many, particularly to those living in the Santa Monica, California area. Karolina has been busking there since 2017; the family moved to the United States in 2015.

Karolina’s primary instrument is the violin, and she is brilliant! However, during a recent street performance, Karolina’s 3-year-old brother asked to sing with her. His request was one of the most beloved hymns of all time. Karolina obliged and provided the piano accompaniment for his cover of ‘Amazing Grace.’ 

The little man, dressed in a flannel shirt, carpenter pants, and boots, hopped up onto the stool. Notice the yellow band in his hair; it matches Karolina’s bright yellow satin dress and younger brother Leo’s costume—Belle and Beast.

Karolina’s parents are musicians, and her two younger brothers are musically inclined as well. Here, Nicholas is the star, but we think his singing may very well have touched those on the street and watching online with a message beyond his incredible cutest!

Little girls are fascinated by the performers, lingering nearby with a sense of awe. But it isn’t just

the children who are transfixed. Many record Nicholas, and many others simply listen and enjoy his single chorus and verse. Precious little boy! Precious grace!

Our Heavenly Father can use anyone of any age to send a message for His kingdom. There are nearly 450 comments on the YouTube video, which has been viewed 720,000 times!

Among those many praises regarding Nicholas and Karolina’s talent, character, and charm, here are two that speak to the spiritual impact of their public, musical declaration. 

User @carlvaz wrote, “Amazing! What a preacher! I am sure this little one has already converted a few hearts and minds!”

“So very sweet and heart touching. ‘Amazing Grace’ is truly amazing when one comes to know it, just as a child we come to know Jesus Christ in our hearts. This is so beautiful and special,” commented @freddykagin. 

Well done, Nicholas!

“Praise the Lord. How good it is to sing praises to our God, how pleasant and fitting to praise him!” Psalms 147:1 

Producer / Engineer: LeBaker Music Mechanical License: LPL1980418 Songwriters: Bob Carlisle & Rick Elias Cover originally released by Bob Carlisle Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/4RUKEK... Apple - / somewhere-on-the-other-side-single Story Behind the Song Link - coming soon Lyrics: Somewhere on the other side There will be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side Somehow I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully On that day we will know On the other side I could never turn Turn back the hands of time God only knows I've tried To hold back the tide Of tears from my eyes 'Cause with these eyes I've seen my world change Change all around me 'Til only questions still remain When I'm through asking why And there seems no reply Still I know that Somewhere on the other side There will be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side Somehow I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully On that day we will know On the other side On this side of heaven God knows we're not all that we're supposed to be On this side of heaven Lord, I believe Somewhere on the other side (Somewhere, someday) There's going to be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side (Somewhere, someway) Lord, I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully (And Believe) On that day we will know On the other side On that day we will know On the other side

Country music superstar Alan Jackson sang the beloved hymn “Softly and Tenderly,” giving a moving live performance. Alan again proves why he has experienced such a long and storied career. He is immensely blessed and talented. This is a clip that you’ll want to watch repeatedly.

None of us deserve Christ’s love, forgiveness, mercy or grace. We’re all sinners who, in our disobedience and arrogance, turned away from Him. But because of His great and mighty love, once we repent of those sins, we’re forgiven, and in His eyes, it’s as if those sins never occurred.

But before we repented and turned back to Christ, He constantly reached out to us, hoping that we would see the error of our ways. He wants nothing more than for the lost sheep to return to the Shepherd. He does not want to see anyone perish and be lost for all eternity.

However, even when the Lord is reaching out and prodding us to return home, it is not forceful or a compulsion. We still have free will and must decide to either seek forgiveness or continue in a life of sin. Still, that does not mean Christ will ever stop calling or searching for those lost sheep.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Alan sings the hymn “Softly and Tenderly” about how Christ is constantly, yet gently calling for sinners to repent. Those words, while they may be familiar to most, are still as powerful and meaningful as ever.

“Softly and tenderly, Jesus is calling

Calling for you and for me

See on the portals, He’s waiting and watching

Watching for you and me”

We are not and will never be worthy of such love and forgiveness freely offered to all who call upon His name. He calls, softly and tenderly, for sinners and lost souls to repent and return home.

1 John 1:9 “If we say only that we have done wrong, he is upright and true to his word, giving us forgiveness of sins and making us clean from all evil.”

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The Turner Family Band released a new heartfelt and beautiful cover of ‘Shout To The Lord.’ Gathered in the living room filled with instruments, the family warms up to sing. Everyone is diligently awaiting for their part to play and you can’t help but smile at how anxious they are to lead us all in a beautiful worship song. In a clip posted on their YouTube channel, the family performs the song with so much love as they sing this beautiful classic hymn. It’s a reminder of the hope, awe, and wonder we have in a God who loves us more than anything. 

‘Shout To The Lord’ reminds us of God’s unmatched power and love. In every moment, He is our comforter, our protector, and our savior. He is our tower of refuge in times of trouble too. 

‘My Comfort, my Shelter

Tower of Refuge and Strength

Let every breath, all that I am

Never cease to worship You’

With every breath, we are called to never cease worshiping God because there is truly none like our Jesus. And when we aren’t praising the Lord, the earth itself can’t help but sing of His mighty wonders and love. As we move to the chorus, we’re invited to ‘Shout to the Lord’ and sing praises to the King as we celebrate His power and majesty. When we sing, ‘Mountains bow down and the sea will roar at the sound of Your Name’ we are reminded God is the one who created the universe. It’s mindboggling to think the God who created the stars and the oceans also created us. 

May this song let you spend a few moments in silence, listening for God’s voice in the midst of our busy lives. It’s easy to forget to praise the God for the everyday miracles. Yet this song encourages us to express our joy for the work of His hands and declare, ‘Nothing compares to the promise I have in You.’ 

Psalm 95:1-3 “Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song. For the Lord is the great God, the great King above all gods.”

In a heartwarming display of friendship and faith, Aodhan King and Lauren Daigle’s ‘Time’ lyric video celebrates His timing in the most beautiful way. God’s timing is often one of the hardest things to understand, especially when compared to our own. We live in a fast-paced world with schedules, deadlines, and plans. We want things to happen when we think they should; when they don’t, we feel disappointed, anxious, and frustrated. But God’s timing operates on a different level. One that is perfect, though we may not always see it in the moment. 

‘Time has always had a way of changing

things I always wish I had a say in

but like the rain you can’t control it’s falling 

the years they come and go without us knowing ‘

What I love most about this beautiful song is how Aodhan and Lauren capture the beauty of the God-given gift of time. The lyric video showcases the deep mystery of how God created time and how everything happens in His timing. If you’ve ever struggled to understand God’s timing, this video will deeply touch your heart. In a world that feels chaotic at times, this song gently reminds us that we aren’t in control but we have a loving God who is. 

Their performance was more than just a song–it was a lifeline for those who struggle with trusting God and His timing. As Aodhan and Lauren sang so beautifully, you cannot help but praise God and feel His reassurance through the lyrics. This powerful song reminds us that in each season of waiting God is there. We hope this lyric video was a bright spot in your day and brought you a sense of peace and hope to your day, reminding you His timing is always perfect. 

Ecclesiastes 3:11 "He has made everything beautiful in its time."

Get ready to enter the heart of Christmas with Matt Redman’s beautiful Christmas song, ‘God The Son.’ This breathtaking song invites us to enter the real spirit of Christmas. It reminds us of the awe-inspiring miracle of God becoming one of us. 

The lyrics combine so many of our favorite hymns and Christmas songs you can’t help but praise God with gratitude and enjoy the winter nipping at your skin as you get from one place to the next knowing what a miracle it is to have Jesus. As the season unfolds, filled with lights, decorations, family Christmas cards, and festive gatherings, this song calls us to look deeper, past the sparkle and shine into the heart of what Christmas really is about. 

‘The song opens with words that boggle our minds:

Remaining what he was, became what he was not 

Flesh and blood 

Heart and breath and bones 

Just like one of us’

We’re reminded of the great mystery that surrounds the birth of Christ. Jesus, fully God and bones and flesh and blood, just like each of us. The repeated refrain of, “O come let us adore him/Christ the Lord” makes your heart leap for joy and helps us proclaim the holiness of His name.

Matt’s song beautifully highlights the Christmas season, reminding us of the miracle of Jesus that took place, and how humanity and the miraculous came together to save us in this lost and broken world. We see God’s glory and humility all at once. 

As you gather with friends and family, string lights, attend church, and bake holiday treats, ‘God the Son’ is a beautiful reminder to embrace the deeper meaning of Christmas. We’re invited to experience the wonder, peace, and joy. So, let this song lead you in a spirit of worship and adoration for the One who changed everything. 

John 1:14 "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth."

You don’t want to miss this moving moment of worship. In this video there is a powerful and inspired cover of ‘The Solid Rock’ hymn. We get a glimpse of a service with Phil Webb at Grace Community Church. People of all ages are joined together and celebrating the strength of our Savior, who holds us in the midst of uncertainty. In a sinful world, we are reminded that Jesus is the Rock that we can and should stand on. 

Phil conducts and sings in worshipful praise. He is convicted, joyful, and motivating as a leader. The background vocalists and the stunning orchestra and band accompany him with their instruments. It is truly a moment where we are invited in to sing this timeless hymn. You cannot help but feel uplifted and be reminded of this rich Biblical truth of our strong and unchanging Savior.

We hear the chorus as they sing out:

‘On Christ the solid rock I stand

All other ground is sinking sand’

As we see this beautiful congregation of believers in Jesus declaring His name, it encourages us at home to join in on the song. May we be motivated to lean on Him no matter what the storms are in this life. As we listen to the beautiful melody and hear the instrumentation performed by this excellent band, may our souls rest in the assurance of what we are singing.

Phil and the band all wrap up the song with a stunning ending. It is powerful, and the audience is truly the choir that Phil is directing as they all are praising the Lord together for His glory.

“Therefore, everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.”  Matthew 7:24

Check out this creative and inspiring lyrics music video. Taya delivers a powerful message in ‘Come Into the Light’ lyric video. At the start of the video, we see Taya in the dark with a glimpse of light behind her. She begins to sing about being in the darkness with shame, sin, and burdens. 

She then sings, ‘Come into the Light.’ She starts to sing about other reasons why a person might be in the dark: weakness, fear, pride, anxiety, and weariness. She then goes into the beautiful chorus which says:

‘He will meet you gladly

Over and over

With loving kindness in His eyes

Oh, come into the light’

Verse 2 picks up instrumentally and continues to name the challenges that people go through in life. She describes how we can have doubts about his grace. She shares that Jesus is our hope, and even if we have failed time and time again, it is better for us to expose our struggles than to hide them. The joyous sounds meet us in the chorus. 

At the bridge she sings about the freedom and healing that await us when we come into the light of Christ. The bridge then gets us pumped up in our faith. We will feel empowered with the beat of the drum and the lyrics of the invitation to be in the light of Jesus. 

By the end of this song you will feel encouraged and reminded of the greatness of the power of Jesus. He shines into our darkness and brings us into marvelous light.

“But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his possession, so that you may proclaim the praises of the one who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light.”  1 Peter 2:9

When was the last time that you were in awe of God’s glory? Check out this heartfelt rendition of 'We Are Standing On Holy Ground.'

Enjoy this video of Fig Tree Church worship in Harlingen, Texas. Kay Cannon and Sandy Hood Harlingen sing their hearts out in this clip. At the start, we see a group of seasoned musicians and singers on the stage. It will bless you to hear these beautiful voices singing this classic song in their old age. These women are not allowing age to limit their ministry to others in sharing the gospel with others.

It is truly touching to hear the congregation join in on the chorus with this group of worship leaders. The lead vocalist welcomes them by singing with them. It will have you joining in and singing, too. They remind us through the lyrics that the presence of God brings us joy, and that we have a Savior who is holy and set apart. This is why it is such a big deal that we who are imperfect can be in the presence of our perfect God. Jesus has given us His righteousness, and this song reminds us of this beautiful eternal gift.

We see eyes closed and hands lifted from this worshipful and Spirit-filled group of worship leaders. This is not just a song, but you can sense a genuine love for Christ. They are using their talents to glorify Him. As they sing, this woman cannot physically stand, but she is singing about standing in the presence of God. He is there with her and with us. No matter what our physical posture is before Him, our hearts can be standing on the holy ground of God because of the reconciliation that Jesus provides. He loves us and cares for our every need. He is our perfect Savior.

“Then he said, “Do not come near; take your sandals off your feet, for the place on which you are standing is holy ground.”  Exodus 3:5

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