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The Hinsons on the Gospel singing jubilee 1976 Group members: Kenny Hinson_lead\guitar Chris Hawkins (later Freeman)-alto Larry Hinson- baritone Ronny Hinson-bass

The Cathedral quartet on the Gospel Singing Jubilee in 1975 Group members: Roy Tremble-tenor George Amon Webster-baritone\bass guitar Glen Payne-lead George Younce-bass

Check on this incredible live performance by a group of men declaring the gospel. 'Go Rest High On That Mountain' Brothers Of The Heart live performance.

This performance begins by building great musical moments and sharing high-quality musicianship. The camera zooms in on various instruments as the musicians play. The men share and sing with their instruments as an offering of worship and praise to the Lord. 

The lead vocalist starts off singing about Jesus’ willingness to come down to earth to die for our sins. His voice is rich and full of fantastic twang and character. As the lyrics unfold the harmonies build, and the men have such wonderful chemistry. They are not just singing, they are telling the testimony of the gospel of Christ.

The words to this song are deep in meaning and poetically written. These men do this message justice. They are singing from the perspective of God the Father to Christ the Son. It is a very creative take on the Trinity in the midst of the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus. 

The chorus sings:

Go rest high on that mountain
Son your work on earth is done
Go to heaven a-shoutin'
Love for the Father and the Son

What is so special about this performance is the intimate audience surrounding the band. They are giving such an authentic and raw performance at such a high level of skills. 

Each musician has unique talents, and together, they join in and celebrate the goodness of God. They are living out the calling on their lives to proclaim the good news to others and using their God-given talents to do so. It is inspiring and reminds us that the work on the cross is complete. We do not have to live in shame anymore because Christ has set us free. 

“So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36

Get your worship on with ‘Praise You In This Storm’ by contemporary Christian artists Casting Crowns and Phil Wickham. For years, this Casting Crowns hit has brought us peace and comfort in life’s storms to so many people around the world. Since 2014, when the song was released on their album ‘Thrive,’ it has become a staple in worship. 

And every tear I've cried, You hold in your handYou never left my sideAnd though my heart is tornI will praise you in this storm’

The slower tempo and pace of the song combined with Phil Wickham allows the listener to soak into the rich Biblical meaning of the lyrics. We are reminded no matter what is happening in life, God is by our side. Every tear is held in His hands. The song was inspired by Casting Crowns' experience with Erin Browning, a young girl dying of cancer. 

The band had the sacred honor of walking with her family through her illness and passing. It was an incredible moment to watch Erin’s family praise God after Erin passed away. Mark Hall, a band member of Casting Crowns, said watched Erin’s mother praising God. 

"Watching [Erin's mother] walk through this really showed me truth about my worship. Watching her walk through a real storm showed me that my worship was extremely situational,” He said. 

Today, Casting Crowns is teaming up with Phil Wickham for a special edition of this blessed song. For years, Phil has been using his God-given talent to reach hearts around the world for Christ. Since the age of 13, Phil has been a part of the worship team at his church. 

He felt called to become a worship leader, but he had no idea God had even bigger plans in store for him. Today, he takes his passion for Christ to a whole new level with his talent as he performs right alongside Casting Crowns. It’s a song you don’t want to miss. 

No matter what situation you’re facing, we hope this song and the meaning behind it have been a blessing. 

James 1:12 “Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test he will receive the crown of life, which God has promised to those who love him.”

If you would like to experience true power and dynamic vocals, then check out this live performance. Wintley Phipps sings the classic hymn, “How Great Thou Art.” 

At the start of this video, we see a distinguished man who is preparing to sing this timeless hymn. The music starts, and Wintley approaches the mic. He appears prayerful and emotional. 

This man has such a deep and rich voice. It is powerful. It causes us to listen with attention. His voice demands an audience. It causes intrigue and enables us to imagine the power and depth of God our creator. 

Wintley is clearly trained. He has amazing composure, a joyful posture, and beautiful controlled strength. As he shares the gospel through this piece of art, we celebrate alongside him. Suddenly, he has a stunning key change. It causes praises and emotions to bubble up within the heart of any believer. His voice is as good as a Broadway star’s. 

In a world of people competing for greatness. This performance wows us and reminds us of the vast glory that our Lord and Savior carries. He is beyond anything we could imagine. He is above all. He is majestic and holy. Wintley has a very unique and unusual talent. Not just anyone can do what he does. 

The Lord has specially gifted him with the deep voice that he has, and it is nothing short of amazing to encounter in this video. 

Whatever you are going through today, hold on to hope that the Lord is still reigning and on the throne. He is capable of handling all of our cares in His mighty hands. As you listen to the words of this timeless song, remember that our God is so great.

“There is none like You, O Lord; You are great, and great is Your name in might.” Jeremiah 10:6

Listen to this new version of ‘Faithfully’ by TobyMac in his new official music video. 

Faithfully isn’t just a song, it’s a testament to God’s enduring faith. Even when we are not faithful or we lose sight of our Savoir, He remains steadfast in His love for us. 

It's been a long year, it almost took me down, I swear
Life was so good
I'm not so sure we knew what we had
I'll never be the same man

The song alludes to the journey of grief he’s traveled after losing his firstborn son, Truett Foster McKeehan died of an overdose in 2019. In the midst of imaginable sorrow, TobyMac wasn’t sure he would ever make music again. 

Yet, through God’s faithfulness, the songs came. The first song ‘21 Years,’ was a window into the grief his family grappled with as they mended their broken family. 

The next song, ‘Faithfully’ became a reel of watching how God held TobyMac’s heart in His hands as TobyMac learned to live again without his son. The music video unfolds as though TobyMac is having a conversation with a journalist and reflecting on how God revealed His faithfulness over the last few years since Truett’s death. 

It will resonate with anyone who walked through dark days. The song carries an undertone of longing and heartache and reminds us that even in the face of unbearable loss, God will be our strength to help us carry on.

TobyMac shared the new release on his Instagram.  “One of my favorites off the “Life After Death” album and the first song I wrote after “21 years,” he wrote. “ I remember thinking “how can I ever write a song again, how can I ever do anything again? Why is the world still moving.” But our God is kind. He meets us in the hardest, coldest places. It doesn’t scare Him. He remains. I will never be the same man, but I’m a man who still believes,” he added. 

But when my world broke into pieces
You were there faithfully
When I cried out to You, Jesus
You made a way for me

In TobyMac's "Faithfully," we find a beautiful reminder that, even in our darkest hours, God will be lifting us up and holding us tightly as we continue our journey through the mountains and valleys. We hope this song blessed you today. 

2 Timothy 13 “If we are faithless, he remains faithful, for he cannot disown himself.

Music has the power to uplift our spirits, convey a powerful message, and help us praise the Lord. Check out this Christian family as they sing the cover of ‘Clean’ by the Gaither vocal band. 

From the moment the video on YouTube begins to play, a moment of holiness settles over the family of five boys, and their father sings an acoustic rendition that will leave you mesmerized and praising God. The performance beautifully captures the essence of the original song while adding their unique vocals. 

I stepped into the river, sank up to my knees in the mud
Beneath that cleansing flood
There was something about the water, there was power in the blood
For the first time in my life, I felt clean

Written by Gary Gatlin and Bill Gaither, the lyrics speak to the deep yearning for forgiveness and the transformative experience of having our sins washed away, leaving a clean slate. 

The performance not only showcases their vocal strength but also resonates deeply with its message of redemption and how Jesus washes us clean, one by one, when we give our lives to Him. It’s an incredible moment of freedom! 

Doesn’t it just move your heart to witness these five young gentlemen honor God with their father leading them? Their cover of 'Clean' is a testament to the impact of Gospel music and its ability to touch the hearts around the world, uniting us under the banner of Christ. We hope this song has given you a chance to reflect on the precious gift Christ gave us through his actions on the cross. 

1 John 1:7-9 “But if we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin. If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.”

This song is a classic. Check out this video where a young woman sings a special rendition of “Bridge Over Troubled Water.”

As Lucy Thomas begins to open her voice, we hear an angelic pitch. She gazes intently at the camera with a serious face. She really encaptures the message of this song.

The chorus sings:

Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

Lucy is very theatrical and clearly has a stage presence. She hits the high notes beautifully and has a nice classical sound. Her purity of voice sings out to this hit song. Suddenly, a photograph sequence of one person lending a helping hand to another appears. 

One photo shows friends walking arm in arm. Lucy shares this message through her stunning soprano voice. She has a nice flare and pop style at the end of her video.

Lucy clearly has a passion for performing and theatrics. This clip has a dramatic flare. She portrays a valuable lesson of standing by our friends even when it is challenging.

It is the concept of dying to self and living for another. Jesus Himself lived this out perfectly. He tells us that we are called to love Him and love others. He shares that true love is laying down your life for a friend. 

He did this in His death on the cross for our sins. As you listen to this timeless song, take a moment to reflect on the powerful truth that Christ died for you personally. Think about creative ways that you can be selfless and lay your life down for others. 

“No one has greater love than this: to lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13

Savor this video of “What a Beautiful Name,” sung and shared by TAYA (Taya Smith-Gaukrodger) and featuring André Valadão. What a treat it is!

TAYA, a former member of Hillsong United (a.k.a. United), was born Lismore, Australia, the daughter of a church elder and worship leader. You can hear an accent at times during this stunning performance; however, “performance” doesn’t seem quite the right word. TAYA completely engages her audience in the process of worship.

Dressed simply in an oversized sky blue blouse—the style oddly similar to a prison uniform—and black pants and combat boots, TAYA wears modest make-up and simple, delicate jewelry. Her look and presence are unique. Throughout the 8-minute performance, TAYA is feminine, exuberant, passionate, and clearly ready for battle in the name of Jesus.

She is joined at 2:50 by Pastor André Valadão. André Valadão (45) is a Brazilian Singer, Songwriter, Worship Pastor, and TV Presenter. Together, they lead the congregants of Lagoinha Baptist Church (at Virada 23 in Orlando); André is Lagoinha’s lead pastor. Lagoinha Baptist Church hosts 82,000 people and 45 services every week!    

Let’s take a closer look at TAYA and André’s inspiring collaboration. 

TAYA stands against the sky of blue, and the white lights look like stars. This rendition of “What a Beautiful Name” is unlike any we’ve heard. At 1:15, TAYA emphasizes “nothing” with a definitive gesture. And, at 1:50, she shouts out the word “greater” and changes up the words “separate us now” sung just seconds later.  

TAYA invites Pastor André onto the stage to “lead your people” in worship. From here, the singers sing alternately in English and Portuguese—delivering the good news that is understood in all languages and around the globe.

His name is beautiful! At 3:30, we get a view of the crowd, standing with raised hands and voices, as they sing of Heavenly Father. As the music builds, TAYA bounces as if unable to contain the joy she feels. 

At the 6-minute mark, the song winds down, and TAYA leads a prayer. Pastor André echoes each line in his native tongue. Surely, worshippers feel nearer to Heaven as they join TAYA and Pastor André in praise. 

What a blessing it is!

My ambition has always been to preach the Good News where the name of Christ has never been heard, rather than where a church has already been started by someone else. Romans 15:20

In October, as we are already looking beyond Halloween and toward Thanksgiving and Christmas, Pat Barrett’s “No Body” official lyric video was released, reminding us of the reason Jesus was sent to this sin-filled world to begin with.

A singer, songwriter, and worship leader, 38-year-old Pat Barrett is an Atlanta native, a former member of the group Unhindered, and a founding member of Housefires. These days, he performs solo and is a worship leader at Atlanta, Georgia’s Grace Midtown Church. He is a GMA Dove Award winner with several additional GMA Dove Award nominations on his resume.  

The hit song “Good Good Father” was written by Pat Barrett and Matt Reynolds and recorded by Housefires. However, it was Chris Tomlin’s 2015 recording of the song that brought about wide recognition and acclaim. It soared to the top of the CCM charts. While “Good Good Father” is an anthem about the essence of our Heavenly Father, “No Body” focuses on His son. “No Body” gets to the heart of the matter—Jesus was resurrected!

Jesus’s miraculous birth was merely the start of a collection of miracles. He astounded and transformed many people while He walked the earth healing, making bounties of morsels, calming waters, and more. His death and divine resurrection were the culmination of His mission to save souls.

Give six minutes to consider ALL of that as you watch this calming blue video and listen to the powerful lyrics of Mr. Barrett’s song.

Here are few lines from “No Body:”

No enemy can hold you down 
Cause there’s no body in the grave now
One head gets to wear that crown
Cause there’s no body in the grave now   

With lines about flowing forgiveness, a risen King, a light, a lamb, and a lion, Pat Barrett has penned another stirring song. And, with the world in chaos these days, the hope promised in the lyrics of “No Body” is needed more than ever!

Early on Sunday morning, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb and found that the stone had been rolled away from the entrance. John 20:1

If you are looking for a catchy new Christian artist, look no further. Check out 'One Of The Found' Katy Nichole official lyric video.

The upbeat melody instantly attracts the listener. This prayer type song is expressing this young woman’s heart calling out to God in the midst of her doubts. She shares in the chorus:

I'm reachin' out for Your savin', 'cause here in the waitin', yeah
I've been sinkin' in a sea of my doubts
Lord, break the horizon, 'cause I can't keep fightin', yeah
I just wanna be one of the found

Katy vulnerably and creatively shares about the struggle of wrestling depression and doubts, but desiring to seek the Savior. The song goes into the bridge of pleading for Jesus to come save her. Jesus is the only one who can rescue us from our sin. Scripture makes it clear that there is no other way to be saved. 

He has come after us like a Shepherd going after the one lost sheep. This song reminds us of the parable of the lost sheep found in the New Testament. Maybe you are a lost sheep or know a lost sheep. Jesus is pursuing, He is seeking to save the lost. We can be reminded of that truth today through Katy’s music. Christ cares about us individually and loves us. He comes in the midst of our mess.

This song is a current pop version to remind us that Jesus is the Good Shepherd and He is gently calling us to Himself. In a world where many are hurting and hopeless, His gospel meets them. He pursues the lost. He desires that none should perish, but that all should be saved. We get to celebrate this truth today.

“And when he finds it, he joyfully puts it on his shoulders and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, ‘Rejoice with me; I have found my lost sheep.” Luke 15:5-6

The Inspirations quartet singing touring that city on the gospel singing jubilee circa 1974-75

The tree of life is known worldwide for it's connection to religious and philosophical traditions. It represents God's living presence in our earthly lives. This Contemporary Christian song by Nashville Country represents another aspect of their inspirational music and the belief that we are always in bloom and growth through life. Lyrics by Clare Steffen, music and vocals by William Sherry. Video by Abdullah Shakir.

The world is full of injustices, but The Lord is forgiving and helps us find our way to the path of love and grace. This Contemporary Christian song by Nashville Country reminds us that if we walk the path of love God will help us find our way to peace. Lyrics and music by Clare Steffen, Music and Production by William Sherry. Video by Clare Steffen.

Our world is like a painting, every season has its colors. God is our master artist, the glory is all His. Music and Music Production by Adeoti Samuel (Nigeria) Vocals and Lyrics by Clare Steffen (USA), as a part of the Round The Globe project. Video made by Clare Steffen.

Life is full of dark and light, the contrast helps us learn and grow. I'm grateful for the lightkeeper, who brings me to a place of peace. This Round The Globe song was co-written by Clare Steffen and Isaac Onanuga, and is performed by Isaac. Video by Clare Steffen.

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There is no fear in love, faith and hope bring true grace. I no longer need to live in quiet desperation. Music Production by Raul Barba, Vocals by Raul, Clare & Alex Edy, Lyrics by Clare Steffen. There is no fear in love, faith and hope bring true grace. I no longer need to live in quiet desperation. Music Production by Raul Barba, Vocals by Raul Barba, Clare Steffen & Alex Edy, Lyrics by Clare Steffen.

The reference to "We see through a glass darkly," can be found in the First Epistle in Paul's letters to the Corinthians, in the New Testament. In the context of this song we are reminded that if we try to see through an obscure piece of glass, our vision will be clouded and imperfect. We can go through life avoiding truth, and honesty. Sometimes we misunderstand the sensitive individuals who are brave enough to see past the darkness and seek authenticity. Vocals and Lyrics by Clare Steffen (USA), Music and Music Production by Raul Barba (Argentina), and Saxophone by mateusz_sax (UK) as a part of the Round The Globe project.

A pair of unbelievably talented singers gave a stunning and simply remarkable performance, singing a tune originally sung by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli.

People have the ability to spot beauty even if they don’t quite fully understand it. For example, anyone with a working set of eyes can look at a lovely painting or a delightful photograph and see the beauty contained in that work, even if they know nothing else about it. They do not have to be familiar with the artist or the meaning or feeling they were trying to convey with their work of art. 

Music works in a similar fashion. People can and often do love and appreciate music that they may not fully comprehend. A song’s lyrics in a language listeners are unfamiliar with can still sound beautiful to the ear simply because of the sound. Understanding the lyrics is not necessarily a prerequisite for appreciating a song or recognizing a singer’s God-given talent. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, a brother and sister sing a duet to “The Prayer,” a song that Celine and Andrea Bocelli performed together. Parts of the song are performed in English and Italian, making for a most enjoyable experience. 

Before the two singers got into their performance, they provided a little background about how each came across the song. Then, soon after their short introduction, the music begins, and the two siblings open their mouths, completely exceeding every expectation you may have had for their performance.

The two have outstanding, beautiful and world-class level voices! 

To make their spectacular vocal performances even more astonishing,  both sing in Italian and English. While several may not understand any of the lyrics sung in Italian, understanding those words is not necessary to be able to appreciate and love this performance. 

Those two singers have voices that are truly God-given.

Their insane level of talent kind of catches you off guard because they appear to be so humble and down-to-earth. But when they begin singing, these two individuals show that they are both incredibly musically gifted and skilled. 

Psalm 105:2 “Let your voice be sounding in songs and melody; let all your thoughts be of the wonder of his works.”