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Two people delivered a beautiful and moving rendition of the hymn “I Surrender All.” This is a charming cover of the tune that is beloved by many. Watch the video to listen to and watch the duet; you will be glad you did so.

Human beings, for the most part, like being in control. We like, and some may argue, even need the feeling that what we do and say has a bearing on and impacts the events that take place in the future. And in most cases, that is correct. Our choices and decisions are a significant factor in what happens going forward, at least to a point.

However, there are and will be situations in life over which we do not have control. The outcome, in those instances, is entirely out of our hands. Because we no longer have that control, the future is unknown. The road ahead is murky and unclear, which is frightening. But in those times, we must rely upon Him and put that situation at the Lord’s feet.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Nita and Gary Talley perform a duet of “I Surrender All.” “I Surrender All” is a hymn, a song well-known by many. It perfectly and accurately describes the need to hand over power and control to the Lord—control over our lives and situations in which the outcome is unknown, where what we do or say will have little to no impact.

“All to Jesus, I surrender
All to Him I freely give
I will ever love and trust Him
In His presence daily live”

Those words are much easier to sing than actually to do. It requires giving up that precious, very valuable control, which means so much to so many. However, placing our faith and trust in the One who is capable of much more than we could ever imagine and comprehend is what Christians are supposed to do. We walk by faith, not by sight. 

James 4:7 “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”

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In the quiet of a Sunday morning, beneath the soft light spilling in through the windows, was a moment this worship team’s stunning ‘Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)’ performance. This incredible moment took place at First Baptist Clarksville, and it felt like heaven opened up–an unexpected encounter with grace. As the worship team took the stage, the opening chords of ‘Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)’ filled the sanctuary, and it was as if time itself paused. 

The air shifted, heavy with something holy. As the words were being sung, time seemed to have stopped, and there was no rush. Only the sweet, slow unfolding of a truth that had been woven into our hearts since the moment we surrendered to Jesus. 

This timeless hymn, ‘Amazing Grace,’ is more than a worship song to be sung on Sunday mornings; it is a prayer—a prayer for the broken, the lost, and the redeemed. It is the song of a lost soul finding its way home, of chains falling away, of being freed by the grace that we can never earn but only receive. 

As the voices of the worship team rose, harmonizing in unison, there was a weight to the lyrics that seemed to echo through the very walls of the church: “My chains are gone, I’ve been set free.” 

It wasn’t just a song anymore. It became a declaration. It became a moment of freedom, of sins forgiven, of lives being made whole. Isn’t that what grace is all about? We, as sinners, cherish these words as if they were an anthem for Christ. 

And in that moment, in the stillness of that place, something shifted in the hearts of those gathered. It was as if the chains of fear, of shame, of doubt, were gently, tenderly loosened by the truth that had been sung—grace, boundless and unrelenting, washed over everyone present, a sweet balm for weary souls. 

This incredible worship moment was more than just a song to be sung. It was a living, breathing testimony of what it means to be set free. The Clarksville Baptist Church didn’t just sing the words, they invited us into the miracle of redemption, into the wonder of God’s amazing, unmerited grace. And as the final notes lingered in the air, hearts soared, lifted by the grace that had freed them. 

Ephesians 2:8-9 "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast."

There’s something raw and deep about stepping into the home of the Backwoods Bluegrass Band nestled in the woods as they perform their twangy rendition of ‘Just a Little Talk with Jesus.’ Hailing from the heart of southern Indiana, this band carries on the sacred Bluegrass beat with reverence, a little bit of fun, and a whole lot of joy. Their harmonies echo across the hollers and hills, resonating with the kind of faith that knows both the ache of sin and the triumph of redemption. 

The Backwoods Bluegrass Band is made up of Rusty Collier on the banjo, Austin Harper on the bass, Hunter Phillips on the mandolin, and Sarah Stewart on the fiddle. Their latest album ‘Southern Train’ was released in 2023 and is undoubtedly a big hit because each song carries the promise of God’s unchanging grace. 

The timeless hymn of ‘Just a Little Talk with Jesus; anchors their music with lines like, “And then a little light of heaven filled my soul’ reminding us of the beauty of God’s nearness. This song is for the weary, the wandering, and the worshipful–a call to return to the simplicity of faith and the power of prayer. 

‘I may have doubts and fears my eyes be filled with tears

But Jesus is a friend who watches day and night

I go to Him in prayer He knows my every care

And just a little talk with Jesus makes it right’

I love how this song reminds us we are never far from hope when life feels heavy. A little talk with Jesus? It makes everything right. Whether you’re standing in the shadow of struggle or walking in the light of day, this song carries the promise that Jesus hears every cry, every whisper, and answers by and by. 

Let this melody lift your heart and bring your prayer wheel, turning, and burning, and lighting the way back to the One who never fails to make it right!

Matthew 11:28 "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."

Don’t miss this soul-stirring ‘Trust and Obey’ hymn cover by YouTube artist known as Folks And Hymns. Though we don’t know her name, she has over 18,000 subscribers online and obviously has a gift for worship music. 

There’s a sacred hush that falls over her living room as she sits in front of her dark fireplace when she starts to sing. Her guitar is cradled close, and she pours out the kind of music that feels like a prayer whispered straight from heaven. Her angelic voice carries the familiar hymn but it’s more than just the music you hear–it’s her heart for the Lord that moves you. 

‘Not a burden we bear, not a sorrow we share, 

But our toil He doth richly repay;

Not a grief or a loss, not a frown or a cross, 

But is blessed if we trust and obey.’

You can see it in her eyes, hear it on every note, and she believes those words. They’re not just lyrics but lifelines. Each phrase wrapped in her quiet conviction becomes an invitation to trust a little deeper and obey a little more fully, and rest in the steadfast love of Jesus. It’s as if she carried the meaning of the song from its original writer, John H Sammis, who wrote the hymn in 1887. The hymn reveals how walking with God brings delight, peace, and joy. And how everything else in life, the big worries, the struggles, and loneliness, take a back seat when we focus our eyes on Him and trust and obey!

Let this movement of worship lift your heart. Let it remind you that there’s no burden too heavy, no sorrow too deep, and no path too dark for the One who calls us to trust and obey. And as you listen, may you mind your own heart stirred to lay it all at the feet of Jesus, knowing His ways are always good. 

Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."

I recorded this video back in 2006, as a tribute to my Dad, five years after he passed away. I played everything myself on my Korg Triton Studio keyboard, except for the lead guitar, which I recorded externally on my Gibson Les Paul. It’s far from perfect, and I know there are plenty of mistakes, but I hope it brings someone a bit of inspiration or comfort today

This is a Christmas song I wrote in 2023 For my family to sing. I thought I would share it with everyone. I think it’s never the wrong season to seeing a Christmas song.

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Enjoy this selection of Christian 'Praise & Worship' recordings by James Kilbane taken from a number of his different gospel albums. James is an Irish country and gospel singer. All songs are taken from the albums: Divine Love: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/divine-love-clean-4 The Songs of Faith Collection: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/the-songs-of-faith-collection-clean Heart to Heart: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/heart-to-heart-clean River of Grace: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/river-of-grace-clean #praiseandworship #gospelmusic #christianity

One duo turned in a delightful cover of the beloved hymn “I’m so Glad Jesus Lifted Me.” The two women showed off their musical talents, including their beautiful voices, with a lovely rendition of the classic tune. Watch this clip to listen to and watch the dazzling duet performance.

Have you ever stopped to think about where you’d be without the love, forgiveness and grace of Jesus Christ? That’s a rather frightening thought. We would have continued down the broad path that leads to destruction and death.

But because God had enough love for you and me, we are no longer facing an eternity of separation and damnation. We have hope and a future because of Christ’s love and forgiveness, freely offered to all who call upon His name. Christ made a life-changing difference in our lives, and He can and will do the same for anyone who honestly and earnestly seeks Him and confesses their sins.

In a clip posted on YouTube, two women sing “I’m So Glad Jesus Lifted Me,” an old hymn and song well known and loved by many. The song, of course, is about the difference Christ has made and is making in our lives. The lyrics, which we can practically sing from memory at this point, remain as powerful and meaningful as when we first heard them.

“I’m so glad that Jesus lifted me

I’m so glad Jesus lifted me

I’m so glad that Jesus lifted me

Singin’ glory, Hallelujah, Jesus lifted me!”

The song’s lyrics could serve as the testimony of everyone who has been saved and forgiven of their sins. No longer are we living in their sin and shame. Because of His astounding and unending love, Christ has lifted and forgiven sinners, removing them from the path that leads to destruction and death.

John 14:6 “Jesus said to him, ‘I am the true and living way: no one comes to the Father but by me.’”

A high school choir delivered a stunning rendition of “Because He Lives (Amen).” The gifted young people put their immense talents on full display while performing a tune about the Lord’s inexplicable and astounding love, faithfulness and forgiveness. Watch the video to listen to this choir’s powerful, moving performance.

Human beings have a knack, a skill, for dirtying and messing things up. Man’s disobedience in the Garden of Eden invited and unleashed sin into the world. Since that act, nothing has been the same. Sin has ruined, wrecked and destroyed everything it has encountered, including marriages, careers and entire lives.

But because God had pity and love for us, a bunch of sinners, He sent His Son to Earth, a willing sacrifice who suffered and died on the cross. That ultimate act of love paid a debt we could never fulfill, bridging the gap and divide that sin had caused between God and man. So, because of Him, we can be forgiven and look forward to an eternity with Him. Because He lives, we can face tomorrow.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of high school students, the High School Choir of Gospel Light Baptist Academy, sings about how, because of Christ, we have a future and hope. 

“Because He Lives (Amen)” is a song that perfectly captures and articulates the difference Christ makes in the life of every sinner who comes forward and professes the name of Jesus.

“Because He lives

I can face tomorrow

Because He lives

Every fear is gone”

Not only do these young people beautifully belt out the song's lyrics, but several students play instruments in the video. There is simply a ton of musical talent and skill packed into this nearly five-minute video.

John 6:57 “As the living Father has sent me, and I have life because of the Father, even so he who takes me for food will have life because of me.”

A praise and worship team delivered a fantastic cover of CeCe Winans’ hit song “That’s My King.” This excellent rendition of the popular gospel tune, praising and worshipping the Lord, is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Check out the video to listen to and watch their dazzling and awe-inspiring performance.

Without Christ’s love, forgiveness and mercy, none of us would stand a chance. We’d all be facing an eternity lost and separated from Him. As the Bible states, we are all sinners who have fallen short of the glory of God.

But even in our sin and brokenness, Christ willingly went to the cross to endure an immense amount of pain and died on our behalf. He took our place, and in doing so, He bridged the gap, the rupture that sin had caused between God and man. He did and went through all of that wholly undeserving pain and punishment for no other reason than because of His immense, inexplicable love for us.

In a video on YouTube, the members of the First Baptist Clarksville in Clarksville, Tennessee, in a wonderfully energetic, powerful and uplifting performance, sing about Christ’s love, mercy and grace – none of which we deserve or could ever earn.

It’s a tune and a rendition bound to cause you to get emotional. The song’s lyrics, which are beautifully written, offer and give Him praise and worship.

“Who we talkin’ about?

That’s my King

We declare the glory

Give Him all the honor”

I'm not sure anything will if that song doesn’t get you fired up and excited. Christ died, giving Himself up for you and me so that we could be forgiven and spend eternity with Him. He is worthy of all our praise and worship. He did what we could have never done for ourselves.

Romans 5:8 “But God has made clear his love to us, in that, when we were still sinners, Christ gave his life for us.”

Faith keeps us together, when our hearts are pure. Believe in the power of the Lord, and God's kingdom will be yours. Vocals, Music, & Music Production by Anthony Prezio and Lyrics by Clare Steffen as a part of the Round The Globe project.

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