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Big Daddy Weave’s moving ‘My Hope Is Jesus’ lyric video is just what you need to add hope and joy to your day. It’s an uplifting song about how there is unshakable hope we have in Christ. The band is known for their inspiring and powerful songs, and they’ve done it again. They performed a song that gets to the heart of our lives, especially for those facing challenges and struggles. 

This new song reminds us of Hebrews 6:19 in the Good Book about hope, "We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain." It reminds us the Lord is our anchor in the stormy seasons of life. We can rest knowing God is going to help us make it through. 

‘There's hope when the night is falling

Hope when the fight is calling

Hope when the fear is closing in’

The song then reminds us God is the lamp for us to shine light on the darkest paths we walk. The chorus line breaks through the hopelessness and reminds us God is the one constant in our lives. Our circumstances may change but hope in Christ will always remain. What an incredible reminder. No matter what we are facing, God will always be there holding us in His mighty hands. 

What I love most about this new lyric video is the video’s visual images are paired beautifully with the lyrics of the song. The song's overall message is that our hope is in Jesus no matter what. Then as the song's final verses come to an end, we are reminded, "There's hope even at my lowest, hope in this very moment, hope when I breathe my final breath." We don’t just have hope for today; we have it for a lifetime, and it stretches into eternity because through God there is life after death. What an incredible thought. 

Praise the Lord that we have this kind of hope. May this lyric video be the bright spot of your day. 

Hebrews 6:19  "We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain."

One of the biggest names in Christian music, Phil Wickham, has released the official lyric video for this beautiful Christmas song, “Shepherd Boy.”

When people think of a king, they typically imagine everything decorated in gold, excessive wealth, mansions and hundreds of people who respond to their every beck and call. Kings are usually concerned only about themselves and not for anyone else’s welfare. Royalty would never associate with members of the servant class and others of low social status.

When He came to Earth, Jesus Christ, who is the King of Kings, did everything the opposite usually thought of royalty. He cared for and about sinners and associated with those considered the lowest of the low in society. He wasn’t born in a mansion or a castle but to a virgin in a lowly manger surrounded by barnyard animals.

Also, some of the first people to learn of Christ’s birth on that most holy night were those attending to their sheep in the fields. In his new song “Shepherd Boy,” Phil captures the night of Christ’s birth from the perspective of a shepherd boy.

Both the song and the lyric video are absolutely beautiful. They are likely to bring tears to your eyes as they tell of the night that changed everything forever for everyone. The song perfectly captures the utter joy and happiness that all must have felt that night after learning that God’s Son had finally arrived.

Like the rest of the tune, the song's chorus is beautifully written.

“Glory to God in the highest

Peace to His people here on Earth

For the Savior is born

Emmanuel, God is with us”

This is sure to be a Christmas song that you add to your seasonal rotation and listen to it every Christmas season.

Luke 2:7 “And she had her first son; and folding him in linen, she put him to rest in the place where the cattle had their food, because there was no room for them in the house.”

The incredibly popular country music group Little Big Town dazzles with its stunningly beautiful cover of “Christmas Time is Here.”

Nearly everyone agrees that Christmas is a wonderful, joyous time of year when family and friends get together to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It’s easily one of, if not the best time, of the year. However, every year, one of the biggest debates surrounding the Christmas season is about Christmas music. So, what is this hotly debated topic exactly? Of course, it’s concerning the proper date and time to begin listening to Christmas music. How early is too early?

People have different opinions on this topic. I’ve heard some people say that it’s acceptable to listen to Christmas music before Halloween. Others prefer to wait until after Oct. 31 and still more individuals think it’s not OK until after Thanksgiving. Personally, I believe that listening to any Christmas tune before Nov. 1 feels just wrong, with few exceptions. 

Regardless of your thoughts and opinions on that highly polarized subject, some covers and even a few classics are so good that listening to them a little early is all right. One of those terrific covers is Little Big Town’s rendition of “Christmas Time is Here.”

“Christmas Time is Here” is an old, beloved favorite Christmas track everyone knows. However, Little Big Town’s cover of the classic track is delightful. The group’s beautiful voices are perfect for this song, and their version is a most enjoyable mixture of country and jazz.

It's a soft, mellow, easy-listening version that would work great in the background as you wrap presents or prepare Christmas dinner for your many guests.

Little Big Town’s cover of “Christmas Time is Here” is one song you will likely return to repeatedly for years.

Isaiah 9:6 “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

Prepare to hear a timeless song with a new twist. Watch this soul-stirring a cappella rendition of ‘The Old Rugged Cross.’

Right from the beginning of this video, we see a variety of people all different ages singing out the first verse. They each are worshiping and some even close their eyes as they ponder their Savior on the cross of Calvary. You then realize that as you look at the background, this group is singing over the water. The peaceful water is shown behind them. 

They all perform strong harmonies in the chorus. The sweetest part of this video is seeing the different faces of the choir members singing. It reminds us of the precious gift of the church body. We all come together from different ages and backgrounds to worship the one savior Jesus. As they head into the third verse, we hear beautiful high sopranos down to strong and bold basses. Each singer is valuable and their voices come together to make one stunning worship song.

Watching this video will inspire you. You might only have one voice in this world, but it is significant and useful to the kingdom of God. We are all valuable in Christ. He can use us and our unique giftings for His glory and to love others well. This choir exhibits unity, joy, and encouragement. They clearly are having fun and are genuinely worshiping together. Witnessing this group of believers singing together gives us a special reminder that the Lord gives us the body of Christ so that we can better glorify Him. There is power in the community of the church. 

“For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another.”  Romans 12:4-5

Get ready to join along in worship. Watch the Isaacs’ emotional and powerful ‘Goodness of God’ performance. 

At the start of this video, we see the band on a stunning stage with large balconies. The auditorium is shining purple. We hear the voice of an angelic soprano. The woman sings with such precision, passion, and celebration of who God has been in her own life. She sings from her heart and it is very evident that her vocal abilities are stunning. She enters the chorus, and we hear beautiful instrumentals supporting the song.

The second verse is started by a powerhouse alto, and the two sing together. The bassist is shown playing incredible licks. When they get to the chorus again, we hear the gorgeous harmonies and professional instrumentation. The lead vocalist hits amazing runs and wows you with her vocal abilities. They get to the bridge and take you to a new level of skills. The harmonies are creative and bring a new twist to this familiar worship song. 

You just cannot help but sing along with the bridge:

‘Your goodness is running after, it's running after me

With my life laid down, I'm surrendered now

I give You everything

'Cause Your goodness is running after, it keeps running after me’

The way that this group leads this song is unique and Spirit-filled. It is incredible and inspiring. Jesus loves us so much and His goodness is running after us. He has always been faithful and this seasoned group knows that personally and shares this message to the body of believers that Christ is worth pursuing because His love pursued us first. 

“So he got up and went to his father. ‘But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.’” Luke 15:20

Life here on the earth can sometimes be very cruel. I have been betrayed by people who say they are spiritual and I have been betrayed by people who say they are not spiritual. Jesus Himself cautioned us to guard ourselves against the leaven of the Pharisees, in other words, guard ourselves against spiritual counterfeits. This song testifies of the kindness, love, and healing that Jesus brings to His own when they have been deeply wounded.

All Of My Heart was written in 1997 by Elton Smith and Larry Holder. It is the most popular song on SongsOfPraise.org and is available in a dozen languages. The recording was created by Steve Israel with Elton and Larry contributing. Visit the song page on our website for music scores and translations

NSYNC’s iconic tune “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” shines in their official animated video for the song.

Those groups accurately described as “boy bands” will seemingly be around forever. Some form of them has been around for decades. They usually consist of four to five young men singing and dancing to poorly written but incredibly catchy songs. The Jackson 5, The Osmonds, New Kids on the Block, One Direction and The Backstreet Boys are just a few of those specific type of musical act.

One of the biggest boy bands of all time is NSYNC. Back in the 90s and early 200s, they were everywhere. You could not get away from them; everywhere you went, it seemed like someone, somewhere, was playing an NSYNC song.

NSYNC has produced a handful of songs that still get played occasionally, including their upbeat and energetic Christmas song, “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays.” That song has since become somewhat of a classic, as it’s now heard regularly every Christmas season. It is easily one of their best songs.

While the group may no longer be extremely active, the guys have now released what they are calling an “official Animated Music Video” for the song. The iconic song plays over several Christmas and wintry scenes in the video. Those familiar with the Rudolph, Frosty and Santa Claus television specials that get played every year will notice some similarities between them and NSYNC’s video.

Again, it’s not the best Christmas song in the world (Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas” is, in my opinion), but it’s still fun and catchy and worth a listen or two every Christmas season.

“It’s that time of year

Christmas time is here

And with the blessings from above

God sends you His love”

Isaiah 9:6 “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

What an awesome blessing, proclamation, and spiritual affirmation for followers of Jesus to sing to one another.

Wayfaring Stranger - James Kilbane is a country gospel, gospel singer from Ireland. Direct Link: https://jameskilbane.hearnow.com/wayf... James Kilbane has released an exciting new version of a classic traditional country song. Straight singing and talking James Kilbane has never been afraid to record a wide range of songs over his career. His latest single is the classic 19th century country song, Wayfaring Stranger. This is just another in his line of many country songs that he has recorded. Wayfaring Stranger is a song of family, life struggles in this world and a future hope for all. Kilbane is a country singer for sure. One can even say that he is unique to Ireland, one of the best country singers from Ireland’s shores and yet he is outside of the fold of his native country music industry. His gospel, Christian, praise and worship, folk and Irish recordings are always well received with his public since he started recording in 2004 and now he adds listeners all around the world. Wayfaring Stranger captures so much of true outlaw and traditional country with influences of Cash, Jennings, Kristofferson and Nelson. This song has a rugged sound that suits Kilbane. He is happy to perform outlaw country a style that many other Irish acts would not touch. Kilbane’s sound in Wayfaring Stranger is edgy and naturally Kilbane is a singer who is always true to his craft and belief. As country legend George Hamilton IV described Kilbane, ‘He is the Lone Ranger of country music’. James Kilbane’s, Wayfaring Stranger is on release to radio and all streaming platforms from Tuesday 14th March 2023. Thank you to the video production by Blue Flag Media @blueflagmedia8828 and the congregation of the Holy Trinity Church, Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland. #achillisland #countrygospel #countrymusic #country #irishmusic #irishmusic #christiancountry #folkmusic #christiancountry #westport #mayo #tourismireland #holytrinitychurch #achilltourism #westporttourism #tourism #musicindustry

Our God Reigns (How lovely on the mountains). Stream hymn: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/div... Taken from the 'Divine Love' album. Filmed on James Kilbane's home of Achill Island along the stunning Atlantic Drive. Filmed by Blue Flag Media, Achill Island, Co. Mayo, Ireland. #wildatlanticway #christianity #christiancountry #gospelmusic #irishmusic #praiseandworship #praiseandworhip #achillisland #amazingachill #achilltourism #CountyMayo

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'I Watch The Sunrise'. Streaming link: https://symphony.to/james-kilbane/i-w... I know that this hymn means so much to so many people. It is an honour to have recorded this video and as the hymn has been so important to my career and musical work. This video was recorded on our home island of Achill Island of the County Mayo and west coast of Ireland. The hymn is once again truly universal. I am delighted to bring you this hymn and Achill Island, our landmark destination and a natural gift of God's creation. Video production by Blue Flag Media of Achill Island, Co. Mayo, Ireland. #Christianmusic #gospelmusic #Irishmusic #Achillisland

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This video will bless you and strengthen your faith. Mac Powell encourages listeners with his new hopeful ‘Keep On Keepin’ On official music video. With frogs croaking and the wind blowing through the forest, Mac Powell stays true to his down-home roots and sings a powerful ballad that reminds us if we take it one day at a time, we will make it to the promised land. 

The former frontman for the band Third Day continues to deliver messages of hope that not only lift our spirits but also give us something to sing to as we go about our daily commute, clean the house, or mow the lawn. It’s a great song that keeps our hearts and minds focused on the day we make it to heaven. The song is so catchy, and the words are true to the Good Book, reminding us to keep pushing through. 

‘I know we’ve been searching far and wide

Wondering when we’ll make it to the other side

With a cloud by day and a fire by night

I know we’ll have some trouble, but we’ll be alright’

I love that he uses the story of the Israelites in search of the promised land because it still applies to us today. We’re wondering through this life, doing the best we can to make the best life possible, living for Jesus as we dream about the day we make it to the Promised Land of heaven. 

‘Children, we’re gonna make it 

To the promised land one day

Yeah, the journey won’t be easy 

But the Lord will make a way’ 

No matter what we are going through, no trial or struggle will keep us from what God has promised us. The lyrics of "Keep On Keepin’ On" remind us to have endurance, faith, and trust in God’s guidance. 

Galatians 6:9 "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up." 

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