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In a heartwarming display of friendship and faith, Lauren Daigle and Ellie Holcomb’s stunning ‘Be Okay’ duet joined forces on a song they co-wrote to offer hope and encouragement to listeners. Clad in contrasting yet complementary attire, Lauren dazzled in an electrifying pink dress with long puff sleeves, while Ellie exuded confidence in a colorful pantsuit.

As they sang, it felt as though they were speaking directly to the soul, reaching through the music to touch the depths of the heart. Their voices, harmonizing in perfect unity, carried a message of reassurance and resilience, reminding listeners that they are not alone in their struggles.

‘You'll never face a valley alone

'Cause even when your heart is breakin'

And you've gone and lost your way

You're, you're gonna be okay’

The song reminds us that no matter what hardship you may face, in joy or sorrow, in weakness or strength, in good times or bad, God works all things together for our good. You may feel like you don’t have a purpose or question whether there is a reason for all the pain, but we can rest on God’s promises that He loves us, wants the best for us, and is the author of our lives. 

Their performance was more than just a song—it was a lifeline for those grappling with pain, worry, or uncertainty. It spoke to the depths of human experience, offering solace and hope in the midst of life's challenges. The transformative power of their music was palpable, leaving listeners feeling inspired and uplifted.

At that moment, as Lauren and Ellie poured their hearts into the music, it was as if they were singing directly to each listener, offering comfort and reassurance that no matter what trials may come, they would indeed be okay. This powerful message of reassurance and resilience was an incredible performance that left a lasting impact, reminding us all of the power of music to heal, uplift, and inspire. 

Psalm 96:1 “O sing to the LORD a new song: sing to the LORD, all the earth.”

The incredibly gifted Genavieve Linkowski has turned in a chilling and fantastic cover version of “Amazing Grace,” the most beloved hymn of all time.

Hymns are some of the most beautiful pieces of music. Sadly, they are also some of the most underutilized. Even many churches have ditched hymns, opting to use more contemporary Christian music for their service's praise and worship portions.

Many people, myself included, likely believe this is an entirely wrong decision. Hymns are often hundreds of years old, and churches probably want a more updated and modern sound. That is understandable, but newer does not always equal better.

There is simply no way any contemporary Christian song can compete with hymns like “Great is Thy Faithfulness,” “In the Garden” and “How Great Thou Art.” Those hymns are so beautifully written, perfectly capturing and articulating the depth and power of the Lord's love, faithfulness and righteousness.

In a clip posted on Instagram, former American Idol contestant Genavieve Linkowski beautifully performed the most beloved and well-known hymn, “Amazing Grace.”

The young woman’s stunning vocal performance and the iconic, memorable lyrics combine to create a version of this timeless hymn that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. It really is that good!

“Amazing Grace” is a song you’ll never grow tired of hearing. Every time it’s played and heard, it will cause many to become emotional. The hymn perfectly captures human beings' fallen and sinful nature and, simultaneously, the powerful and truly amazing grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.

The hymn’s opening verse is one that we all know, likely by heart, but it remains incredibly powerful and moving. Arguably, there isn’t a better-known, recited or covered verse in music history.

“Amazing grace, how sweet the sound

That saved a wretch like me

I once was lost, but now I’m found

Was blind, but now I see”

Romans 6:14 “For sin shall not have dominion over you. For you are not under the law, but under grace.”

In the midst of the mundane hustle and bustle of everyday life, a song broke out by the dozens with 'What A Beautiful Name It Is’ performance in a Walmart. Can you believe it? A Walmart store in Worcester, a place not typically associated with divine moments, became the unlikely setting for a performance that touched the hearts of everyone present. As shoppers browsed the aisles, searching for groceries and going about their daily routines, something extraordinary happened: a spontaneous performance of 'What A Beautiful Name It Is' broke out.

Imagine the scene: shopping carts rolling by, fluorescent lights overhead, and the usual background noise of a busy store. But suddenly, the sound of angelic voices filled the air, singing praises to the name of Jesus. As the melody soared, heads turned, and hearts were stirred by the unexpected display of worship in the most unlikely places.

What if we all took a few moments out of our mundane tasks to lift our voices in praise to Jesus, even in the most ordinary places like the grocery store? Can you imagine the impact it would have on those around us, to witness firsthand the love and adoration we have for our Savior?

‘What A Beautiful Name It Is’ is more than just a song—it's a powerful declaration of the beauty and majesty of Jesus Christ. Its lyrics transport us to the very throne room of heaven, reminding us of the incomparable love and grace that we have received through Him.

‘What a beautiful Name it is, what a beautiful Name it is

The Name of Jesus Christ my King

What a beautiful Name it is, nothing compares to this

What a beautiful Name it is, the Name of Jesus’

In that Walmart store, as voices blended in harmony and hearts were lifted in worship, lives were not just touched, they were transformed and souls were not just moved, they were uplifted. It was a powerful reminder that God's presence knows no bounds and that worship can break out in the most unexpected places, leaving a lasting impact on those who witnessed it.

As we go about our daily lives, let us not forget the power of our own voices in praise and the profound impact it can have on those around us. Whether in a Walmart or anywhere else, may we always be ready to lift our voices and declare the beauty of Jesus' name, for it is a name above all names, worthy of all honor and praise. Let this Walmart performance be a reminder that we all have the power to create divine moments in the most unexpected places.

Psalm 150:6 “Let every thing that has breath praise the LORD. Praise you the LORD.” 

An immensely talented group of vocalists, the West Coast Choir, turned in a breathtaking and moving performance of “I Speak Jesus.”

Life, as most people already understand, will bring about overwhelming situations and circumstances that will leave you battered and bruised. Most of these instances will be unforeseen, leaving you wholly unprepared for its impact.

Sadly, these situations are, for the most part, unavoidable. They will visit all of us at one time or another, likely causing grief, pain and sorrow. But regardless of what we’re going through or enduring, there is one name that we can always call upon.

In a video posted on YouTube, the West Coast Choir sings “I Speak Jesus,” a beloved tune about His holy name. It’s a name above all names – one that has unbelievable, life-changing power.

The song’s opening verse perfectly articulates the power of Jesus' name, how He offers peace, and the need for every man, woman and child to know Him.

The song's opening verse is powerful.

“I just wanna speak the name of Jesus

Over every heart and every mind

‘Cause I know there is peace within Your presence

I speak Jesus”

The vocal performances are stunning as the two or three-dozen-piece choir sings about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in a picturesque beach setting with the ocean behind them.

The name of Jesus brings comfort, healing and peace to those hurting and grieving. He also has the grace and power to forgive sins, break addictions and repair broken and strained relationships.

Many people in this world are hurting and suffering. They are looking for comfort, shelter during the storm and any sign of hope. They want to know that someone, somewhere, cares and loves them. Jesus Christ is the one who can meet all those needs. As the song repeatedly mentions, there is power in the name of Jesus.

Matthew 28:18 “And Jesus came to them and said, ‘All authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth.”

A handful of genuinely talented musicians, Jesus Culture and Marie Elizabeth, turned in a powerful, awe-inspiring rendition of “What a Beautiful Name.”

If not for the inexplicable love and forgiveness offered by Jesus Christ, none of us would have a chance. We would all be condemned to live out our days on Earth in our sin and shame. Human beings are imperfect and fallen creatures, corrupted by sin.

However, God had a plan to bridge the gap that sin created between human beings and Him. He sent His one and only Son to Earth as a sacrifice to take our place upon that wretched and cursed tree. He suffered so that we may have forgiveness and experience everlasting life with Him.

What incredible love that would have required to endure such an agonizing and humiliating death for you and me. We surely don’t and didn’t do anything to deserve such a gift and sacrifice. Jesus willingly laid down His life, the greatest gesture of love. He did what only He could have done.

Marie Elizabeth and Jesus Culture sing “What a Beautiful Name.” The tune is about the extraordinary love of Jesus Christ. The song explains how He went to the cross and won the ultimate and forever victory over death and sin.

The chorus is simple yet so true.

“What a beautiful name it is, what a beautiful name it is

The name of Jesus Christ, my King

What a beautiful name it is; nothing compares to this

What a beautiful name it is, the name of Jesus”

That victory Christ won over death and sin is offered to us today. The Bible states that if you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus Christ is Lord, you will be saved.

What a beautiful and powerful name it is, indeed. Jesus is the name above all names.

Acts 4:12 “And in no other is there salvation: for there is no other name under heaven, given among men, through which we may have salvation.”

One True Gospel by Bubby Fann (instrumental) by Ascension Tracks

A sample of my instrumental for "Tell God Thank You" by the Chicago Mass Choir

Listen to this soul-stirring performance from CeCe Winans of her new song ‘That’s My King.’

‘I wish I could tell you, wish I could describe it

But I can't contain it, can't keep it to myself

There aren't enough colors to paint the whole picture

Not enough words to ever say what I've found’

This wonderful song was recorded live in Nashville, TN in the K-LOVE Studios. The lyrics talk about our Heavenly Father’s consistent attributes, giving Him complete credit for every blessing that comes from above. It’s a powerful song and CeCe does a great job delivering how important this message is in the music.

“This is a song that talks about how great our King Jesus is. You cannot be still and listen to ‘That’s My King.’ We’re going to have church on this one!” CeCe Winans declares. “This new music is a continuation of the Holy Spirit saturating songs in such a way that when people hear them, great things are happening.”

CeCe also shares about how happy this song makes her. “This song brings me so much joy. It ushers in the power of God and puts us in the right posture of looking up and remembering that He is the King of kings!”

Many people online also shared their thoughts about the song and how it has been an encouragement to them.

“What a song of declaration and celebration of who God is! Praise the Lord for He is good!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“Go CeCe!  No one compares to Our King!” another person writes online.

This is one song that is sure to fill your soul and remind you of how amazing our Heavenly Father is. We hope you enjoyed listening to ‘That’s My King’ by CeCe Winans today!

Watch CeCe Winans and Roman Collins sing a heavenly rendition of ‘Goodness of God’ at the American Idol Grand Finale.

‘I love You, Lord, oh Your mercy never failed me

All my days, I've been held in Your hands

From the moment that I wake up until I lay my head

Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God’

What an incredible duet! CeCe Winans starts off the song, and then Roman Collins, alongside the other vocalists in the choir, sings the second verse. Then everyone joins together for the chorus, and it sounds remarkable!

As the performance is going on, you can hear the crowd cheering with the music. The camera also shows Fantasia Barrino, a former American Idol, praising along to the song. Katy Perry is even tearing up during the performance. And it is clear to see that Roman Collins is feeling the Holy Spirit move up on stage as he proclaims the truth that he is singing for everyone to hear! What an amazing and heartfelt performance!

“We are living in a time where this is desperately needed. Thank you, American Idol, for allowing God to shine on your stage,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“There is no voice on earth like CeCe’s,” another person writes online. “I can hear the angels sing through her.”

It is wonderful to see ‘Goodness of God’ being performed on such a big stage for the world to see. CeCe Winans and Roman Collins were wonderful, and how amazing it is to watch them use their talents to bring glory to our Heavenly Father. We really hope that you enjoyed watching their rendition of this beautiful song today!

James 1:17 Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning.

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Filmed in Eugene, Oregon Video filmed and edited by www.fifgenfilms.com

Mixed and mastered by Darren Rust Arrangement by Chris Rupp

Choreographed by Eileen King Owner of Unity School of Dance and Director of Kings Krew Dance Company in Eugene, OR Dancers: Taylor Altieri & Isaac Jones

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Hollywood actor Dennis Quaid turned in a powerful and moving musical performance of “The Lord’s Prayer,” wowing listeners.

The Bible is a book filled with instructions, providing guidance and answers on living and interacting with our fellow man. Some of those directions and commands in God’s Word come from our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In Matthew, the first book of the New Testament, Jesus discusses several topics. Some of those that He mentions include adultery, divorce, fasting and giving to those in need. During his time on Earth, Christ even taught His followers the proper way to pray and communicate with the Father.

In his instructions on prayer, Christ told His followers to be short, sweet and to the point. He told them not to make themselves a spectacle while praying. Jesus also offered up and provided a prayer.

Of course, that prayer, found in Matthew 6, has since become known as “The Lord’s Prayer.” It’s a series of verses that many people likely know by heart and are able to recite with relative ease.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Dennis Quaid took Jesus’s prayer, which is recorded in Matthew, and turned it into a song. It’s a beautiful musical performance as Dennis took the words first spoken by Christ and put a melody behind them. This is one performance that you’ll want to watch and listen to repeatedly.

“Father, who art in Heaven

Holy is Thy name

Thy kingdom come

Thy will be done”

Prayer is the most important thing Christians can do. Reading God’s Word is necessary and vital, and all followers of Christ should do it daily. However, prayer is talking to the Creator of the Universe. Like Jesus taught in Matthew, we don’t have to go through an intermediary. We can go directly to the Father.

Prayer is powerful and can and does change lives. Prayer allows us to communicate with Him, passing along our fears, requests and praises.

Matthew 6:7 “And in your prayer do not make use of the same words again and again, as the Gentiles do: for they have the idea that God will give attention to them because of the number of their words.”

Today’s praise and worship songs are rousing, encouraging, and joyful, but listen to this beautiful duet of the hymn ‘Standing on the Promises.’ Written in 1886 by Russell Kelso Carter and has been around for a while! 

Born on May 6, 1927, 97-year-old Nita Talley is joined by close friend Belinda Lee Lewis. Belinda sings along, adding a second part during the chorus. She holds the hymnal for the two, but Nita rarely glances at it. She knows this one by heart!

The beautiful ladies radiate peace and contentment—perhaps a product of great faith. Commenters notice it, too. One said, “Look at their faces! It’s not just the singing, the harmonies; it’s the FAITH they both have in what they are singing!” 

User @carolyn6290 praised Nita and Belinda’s performance, saying, “I love it! You cannot beat the old Christian hymnal songs that were popular when I was growing up. Please sing more of these songs. TY.”

Fans can definitely enjoy more of Nita and Belinda on the YouTube channel where their videos are featured, because Nita has a very famous son. Nita is the mother of Gary Talley, and Gary is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and music teacher who played lead guitar for 1960’s and 70’s Grammy-nominated group The Box Tops! 

The Box Tops recorded hits like ‘The Letter’ and ‘Cry Like a Baby.’ Over the years, Gary has toured with folks like Pat Boone and Tennessee Ernie Ford, and he’s recorded with Willie Nelson, Tammy Wynette, and others.

In recent years, Mr. Talley has accompanied or recorded his sweet mother as she sings. She’s the one he credits for his interest in music. Gary’s father, Charles, died in 2010, but he and Nita often played music in their home. Instead of a famous musician or a teacher, it was Gary’s mother that inspired him to pursue a career in music. Now, he showcases her talent on his YT channel, and she’s got quite a following!

Gary shared with News Channel 5 Nashville, “Years ago, if somebody told me, ‘when you're 75 and your mom’s 95, you’re gonna make videos the whole world is gonna love,’ I would have thought, ‘that’s crazy!’ It's such a big thing to know you're making people happy.”

“He remembers his covenant forever, the promise he made, for a thousand generations,” Psalm 105:8

This is an authentic one-take live vocal cover of “People Like Us” by Micah Tyler, sung by Maurice Mataban

This song will get you to turn to the living God through Jesus our Only Savior! Roman 10:13

TheThe eagle is the king of the sky, he flies bold and free. Reminding us to soar high, Lord open my eyes that I might see. Music by Francis Mikel Eloho (Nigeria) & Raul Barba (Argentina); Music Production Raul Barba, Vocals,& Raul Barba (Argentina) & Clare Steffen (USA).

A large family – six children and a mother and father – turned in a beautiful performance of the beloved hymn “God is so Good.”

Life can be a struggle at times. Situations and circumstances will leave you battered and bruised. Sadly, we’ll all experience instances that will bring about intense grief, suffering and pain. Those situations have a way of visiting and finding everyone at one time or another.

However, no matter what we’re going through or enduring, we can rest assured that God has not left. He is still on the throne and in control. He remains the same loving, righteous and faithful God.

The old but beloved classic hymn “God is so Good” beautifully describes a loving, loyal and faithful God. In a clip posted on YouTube, the Cinereski Family performs this classic, reminding us of God's goodness.

“God is so good

God is so good

God is so good

He’s so good to me”

Every family member sounds terrific as they all demonstrate their God-given musical gifts. It’s a version you’ll want to listen to repeatedly if for nothing else, to be reminded of the mighty and powerful God we serve.

The fantastic vocal performances are not the only reasons to watch and listen to the Cinereski Family sing “Good is so Good.” When small children are involved, you can never be too sure what they’ll do and when; that is the case here.

Keep your eye on the young man in the front row, second from the right. Around the 30-second mark of the clip, he seemingly has heard enough. He plugs and eventually covers his ears. Everyone else in the video continues singing as the little guy shows that he’s heard all that he wants to hear.

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.”

A song written and recorded for the Minnesota National Day of Prayer broadcast on May 7th, 2020. Performed live at the Heart of the City Music Factory in Anoka, MN. Written by Dan and Sandy Adler. (c) 2020, Heart of the City Music.

This is the first recording of song written and performed by Dan Adler in 2020 at the Heart of the City Music Factory in Anoka, MN. The Bible talks about both the love and the wrath of God. The first Passover was when the Israelites were spared the plague of death by putting the blood of a spotless lamb on their door posts. When Jesus shared the Last Supper with His disciples, He presented Himself as the Passover Lamb. Jesus, the spotless Lamb of God, offered His blood - applied to all who receive Him - to cause God's judgment for our sins to pass over us. Through Jesus, the Passover Lamb, we find true hope, love and pardon! Written and performed by Dan Adler, (c) 2020 Heart of the City Music