Music Videos

Get ready to be blown away by one of the most powerful voices of our day. Anthony Evans is one of the most soulful and encouraging worship leaders. Although known as the son of Tony Evans and brother of Priscilla Shirer, he has made a name for himself in the world of Christian ministry with his genuine heart and powerhouse vocals. In this video, we witness Anthony Evans deliver a chilling ‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus’ rendition.

As he begins to sing in a room with just a pianist in the background, there is so much Spirit-filled passion behind his cries and the ways that he paints his melodies. Whether you have heard this song a thousand times or this is the first time, this version will inspire you and have you captivated the entire time. Every moment moves you to have excitement and celebration over what Jesus has done and how He has created you to trust Him. 

Whenever you need to lay down today, take this time to listen to Anthony Evans as an altar call before the Lord where you are watching. Surrender your heart and your situation to Him. Know that He is Lord and with you. Remember that He sees you and is all-knowing in the circumstances that cause you fear. 

Reflect on this timeless chorus:

‘Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him

How I've proved Him o'er and o'er

Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus

Oh, for grace to trust Him more’

We can be reminded that place our hope and our trust in the God who never fails and is always faithful, while enjoying this gospel flare to a classically known hymn. This might just be your favorite version of this song yet.

“And those who know your name put their trust in you, for you, O Lord, have not forsaken those who seek you.” Psalm 9:10

Prepare to join in to worship with some wonderful music. A large group of a variety of ages are gathered at The Barn at Sycamore Farms to record this beautiful moment together. As we hear from a variety of vocalists and see a large choir around, it stirs our own hearts in worship. Check out this choir’s soul-stirring ‘Satisfied (Hallelujah, I Have Found Him),’ performance.

In the crowd, we get glimpses of some of Gospel Music’s finest. We see Jason Crabb, members of the Gaither Vocal Band, and Bill Gaither Himself directing them as the choir leader. After each soloist, we see joyful followers of Jesus declaring the salvation that they have found in Him. Through His blood they are saved and they proclaim. So many different men and women are joined together by the salvation of Christ. They sing in stunning harmonies together in unity. 

You will encounter the peace and blessing of this heartfelt music. Join in and sing, or just sit back and soak in the gorgeous melody. God tells us to sing to Him, He has created a variety of voices and we are all able to make a joyful noise to Him. He is worthy of our praises through song for all of HIs love and sacrifice for us.

No matter whether you are prone to love gospel style music or not, this performance brings encouragement to anyone. It is a much appreciated moment to be invited into this barn to sing praises to the King of kings. Scripture tells us that it is good to sing praises to Him. Every age, every nation, every person will bow down before Jesus one day, so may this video remind us to excitedly begin today.

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

These young women take us to church! Prepare to be blessed by the message and the music of these real-life sisters. Check out The Detty Sisters’ beautiful 'He’ll Do It Again’ performance.

At the start the eldest sister reminds us with a message that we serve the God who moves the mountains and pumps up the crowd that God works still today. The five sisters stand there and one sister leads the song with her young and beautiful voice. The sisters get to the chorus and share in stunning harmonies. These girls have a twangy and high pitched bluegrass style. They have a wonderful blend as sisters. 

The second verse begins, and the next sister sings with confidence and passion. The chorus excites the audience into worshiping, lifting their hands, and praising God for His ability to work again because he has always been faithful. As you listen to the message of this song, reflect on your own life and the ways that God has been faithful to you in the past. We can bring our requests and hopes for the future to Him, knowing that He will work again, even if it is in unexpected ways. He is glorious, and out of the mouths of these young women, His name is being honored and celebrated.

What is a mountain in your life? As you hear this song, do not forget that the Lord is still the same God who is able to do more than you can ask or imagine for His glory. 

“Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever! Amen.” Ephesians 3:20-21

The Isaacs have delivered a beautiful cover of “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail).” It’s a wondrous and awe-inspiring rendition of one of the most popular contemporary Christian music songs. Check out the video to listen to and watch the dazzling performance.

A crucial element of being a Christian is faith - following and listening to what cannot be seen. As anyone who has been a Christian for any significant amount knows, going on faith and trust is, at times, all we can do. There will be instances where the outcome and road ahead are unclear and murky.

These times of great uncertainty and pain are never fun. However, as He often does, He can and will use these instances to grow and strengthen our faith and trust in Him. Sometimes, life may take an unexpected detour and send us somewhere we never imagined. But even in these situations, He will never leave nor forsake us. Instead, He will always provide His loving guidance and direction.

In a clip posted on YouTube, The Isaacs sing the beloved song about encountering frightening circumstances in which the outcome and the road ahead is uncertain. Where are we to go from here? What do we do now? Even during that situation, He is still in control and on the throne.

“Your grace abounds in deepest waters

Your sovereign hand will be my guide

Where feet may fail, and fear surrounds me

You’ve never failed, and You won’t start now”

Those beautifully written lyrics speak to situations and circumstances that may bring about fear and challenge our faith and trust. However, as those lines also mention, He has never failed us in the past, and there is no indication or reason to believe He will suddenly start now.

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.”

Anne Wilson delivered a stunning live performance of her hit song “Praying Woman.” The popular and immensely talented Christian music singer’s powerful and moving rendition is one you do not want to miss. Check out the video to watch Anne’s spectacular performance.

Praying is, without a doubt, the most crucial thing any follower of Jesus Christ can do. Prayer is direct communication with God, the Creator of the universe. We do not need a mediator, a go-between or anything of that nature. We can take our worries, fears and requests to Him through prayer. How amazing is that?

Prayer is essential and necessary because it works; it’s powerful. In Matthew 21:22, Jesus says whatever we ask for in prayer will be ours if we simply have faith. So, understanding how powerful prayer is, having someone earnestly and constantly pray and reach out to God on our behalf is an invaluable gift—something that will impact your life in innumerable ways.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Anne Wilson performs her tune “Praying Woman.” However, before she gets to singing, she explains some of the background of the song she originally sang and recorded with Lainey Wilson, whom she describes as a “big sister.”

“We got to work on this song together,” Anne said. “We were sitting down; this was our first time writing together, and we were talking about how we were raised in a Christian home. We were raised to love God and country. And we kind of had this, this thing in common about our moms, and just the incredible moms they’ve been in our lives. And we’re so grateful for how they’ve always gotten on their knees and prayed for the things that they wanted to see in life and prayed for their spouses and their children.”

Later in the clip, Anne revealed that her mother was in the audience. She dedicated the performance to her mother and all the mothers in the audience who do so much for their families.

At the end of her powerful and moving acoustic performance, the audience responds with a hearty round of applause.

Philippians 4:6 “Have no cares; but in everything with prayer and praise put your requests before God.”

A song by the Pastor Mark Hunter.

A young woman, Estera Bretan, has delivered a beautiful and utterly mesmerizing rendition of the beloved hymn “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.” Her immense musical talent becomes very apparent rather quickly. Within the first few notes, it’s clear that this young lady has been blessed with an angelic voice. Check out the video to listen to and watch her heavenly vocal performance.

Everyone is busy, rushing to make this appointment or that meeting. Not only are people crunched for time, but life comes with many concerns, worries and burdens. At times, it can feel like the world's weight is resting on your shoulders.

Life is rarely, if ever, an easy experience. But we were never promised that it would be that way. Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world, did absolutely nothing wrong, and He was still put to death. However, if we change and reorient our focus to eternal and everlasting things, life’s cares and concerns will not seem nearly as important.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Estera beautifully performs “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.” This hymn is a favorite of many and instructs us to examine our priorities in life. Instead of constantly worrying and stressing about tomorrow's meeting or some other burden weighing on our minds, focus more on the things of Christ and eternity.

“Turn your eyes upon Jesus,

Look full in His wonderful face

And the things of Earth will grow strangely dim,

In the light of His glory and grace”

Yes, every day brings its own fresh set of problems and issues. They should not be merely cast aside, neglected and forgotten. But they should not be something that overtakes our life to the point where that’s all we’re concerned about. Worrying about an issue or a problem today seems pointless and unnecessary when thinking of things associated with Christ and eternity.

Matthew 6:33 “But see you first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added to you.”

Don’t miss The Isaacs’ beautiful rendition of ‘You Say’ by Lauren Daigle. The song has become a beloved favorite in the Christian and Pop musical realms as it ate up the charts when it was first released in 2018. Since then, bands like the Issacs have created their own unique renditions of the song. But the one thing remains: just how powerful the lyrics are. 

It doesn’t matter if this is the first time or the 100th time you hear the song; the words impact your heart every time: 

‘You say I am loved when I can't feel a thing

You say I am strong when I think I am weak

And you say I am held when I am falling short

And when I don't belong, oh You say I am Yours’

The Isaacs have been around for quite a few generations, beginning with a powerful story in the year 1947 when the mother of the group, Lily Fishman, was born in an army relief camp to Polish Jewish parents who survived the concentration camps. Joe Isaacs grew up in humbler circumstances as the youngest of 17 kids to Kentucky farmers. Their paths crossed in the 70s when they met and married. Together, the couple brought Benjamin, Sonya, and Rebecca into the world and graced the stages of places like the Grand Ole Opry, collaborating with legends like Reba McEntire. But their favorite music they come back to time and again is Gospel and Worship Music. 

The song ‘You Say’ was performed live at the Fisher Center at Belmont University of Nashville, TN, with a few other singers and musicians. The result is a pitch-perfect and poetic sense of the song. But to them, it isn’t just music; it’s a ministry and my—how this performance ministers to the soul. We hope this brought you a sense of love and comfort today. 

Psalm 40:3 "He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear the Lord and put their trust in him."

The musicians of First Baptist Church in Clarksville, Tennessee deliver a stunning rendition of ‘In Christ Alone.’ The magnificent composition and inspiring lyrics, written by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend, are performed wonderfully by about ten instrumentalists and primary vocalists and a choir of approximately twenty more individuals. Their performance is captivating!

‘In Christ Alone’ was the first writing collaboration between Keith Getty and Stuart Townend, both from the United Kingdom. When the two songwriters met at a worship event in 2000, they decided to create some songs together. They began the first project in 2000 and completed ‘In Christ Alone’ in January 2001. 

Keith Getty shared the primary goal of the song during a lecture and Q&A session in Louisville, Kentucky. He stated, “The idea was to write a hymn that declared the whole life of Christ in a song.”  

In an interview with WorshipTogether, Stuart Townend spoke about writing the lyrics after hearing the melody Keith had penned. He said, “he sent me this melody, and as soon as I heard it, it had a grandeur about it, [and] I thought ‘this needs some strong lyrics.’ So I sat down, and as I wrote it, I just began to develop the whole theme of the life, death, resurrection of Christ, and what that means for us in our lives.”  

The first effort of the Getty-Townend writing team was an astounding success! ‘In Christ Alone’ appeared on CCLI’s (Christian Copyright Licensing International) “Top 25 CCLI Songs” American songs list for the first time in February 2008. It had appeared on the CCLI chart for Canada, Australia, and New Zealand prior to that. 

Here are four lines from the second verse of ‘In Christ Alone:’

‘In Christ alone, who took on flesh

Fullness of God in helpless babe

This gift of love and righteousness

Scorned by the ones He came to save’

Whether covered by famous artists—Newsboys, Sawtooth Bluegrass Band, Christian Grimmie, Kristian Stanfill, Natalie Grant, or others—or sung by passionate and super talented worship bands like First Clarksville’s, the music and message of “In Christ Alone” connects deeply with listeners. It recounts the story of Jesus’s magnificent gift to each and every one of God’s children, as well as the eternal impact of His sacrifice!

“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23

One praise and worship team delivered a powerful “Praise You Anywhere” cover. The group of talented musicians turned in a moving and awe-inspiring performance of the Brandon Lake hit song. Check out the short clip to watch and hear the team’s soul-stirring rendition.

No one’s life is perfect. We all encounter obstacles and hurdles, situations and circumstances that we would much rather avoid at all costs. However, as most people already know, hardships and trials do not discriminate – they visit everyone at one time or another.

But even when everything seems against us and nothing is going our way, we are called to praise and thank the Lord. It doesn’t matter the situation, either. As difficult as that may be to comprehend, that does mean praising His name amid the pain, struggle and heartache. While he and Silas were sitting in prison, Paul still sang hymns of praise to God.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of musicians—the praise and worship team from First Baptist Clarksville in Clarksville, Tennessee—performed a tune about just that, praising and thanking the Lord in every situation. It’s an excellent musical performance that deserves to be listened to and watched multiple times.

“Sing through the fire

Praise when it don’t make sense

Sometimes, you’ve gotta stare down the giant

Worship from the lion’s den”

It’s human nature to react with complaining, grumbling and a “woe is me” attitude when things don’t go our way. It’s easy to feel sorry for ourselves during life’s hardships and much more challenging to praise and worship His name in those instances. But no matter what happens in life, regardless of the circumstances, He will always and forever be more than worthy of our praise and worship.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 “In everything give praise: for this is the purpose of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

A woman’s breathtaking ‘Peace in the Valley’ rendition will have you humming the song the rest of the day. Angie Sutherland calls herself “A small-town gall from West Virginia” on her YouTube page. She also writes, “I love to sing praises for my Lord. I pray that my videos may uplift someone in a positive way in the Lord.” 

The caption alone will tell you what her heart is like. And it’s how she simply but passionately sings that will leave you in awe. Dressed in a purple t-shirt, ripped jeans, and rocking a messy bun, she sits in her plush rocking chair with her dog hanging out on the armrest when she begins to sing the perfect rhythm of blues and gospel. It’s as if her dog senses the sacredness of the moment, soaking in the peace Angie pours out with her words:

‘There will be peace in the valley for me, someday

There will be peace in the valley for me, oh Lord I pray

There'll be no sadness, no sorrow

No trouble, trouble I see’

The song was released in 1939, written by Thomas A Dorsey, and sung by Mahalia Jackso,n but it wasn’t until Elvis Presley performed the song on the Ed Sullivan Show that the song caught on like wildfire, becoming one of the best-known blues Gospel songs in the country. The song paints a vivid picture of a future without sorrow, pain, strife, or fear as it describes a place of calm in the midst of the chaos of life. It’s what we have to look forward to in the future when we walk side by side with the Lord. 

What I love best about this music video is how Angie sang the song in a simple moment. She wasn’t dressed up, nor was she aiming for entertainment. It was a moment of singing to the Lord and letting the music wash over her. Her rendition was deeply refreshing and moving. Whether you’re watching at work or in the coziness of your home, this song reminds us of the unshakeable truth we have in God–He is always with us. 

Psalm 23:4 "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."

Redeemed Quartet delivered a captivating cover of the beloved hymn “Satisfied.” Their mesmerizing and awe-inspiring rendition of this Gospel favorite is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Watch this video as the four talented young men beautifully sing “Satisfied.”

Most people in this broken world are lost and struggling, hurting, battered and bruised. They are searching for something, anything that will make the pain subside and go away, even temporarily. Sadly, people will hurriedly and expectantly look here and there but come up empty in every single instance.

Sure, there are temporary, momentary fixes that will numb and dull the pain and heartache. But the solutions this world has to offer aren’t permanent answers. They are but band-aids that will soon become useless and fall off without ever having fixed the problem. Luckily, there is One—Jesus Christ—who offers a permanent, life-changing solution. He is the answer to all our worries, cares and concerns.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the four guys sing “Satisfied,” a beloved, old hymn about having found Him, the answer, after a long and exhaustive search. Like their other performances and covers, they knock this one out of the park.

Additionally, “Satisfied” is a beautifully written song that perfectly captures and articulates what many people experience today.  Many are lost and searching, hoping to find anything that will give them even the smallest amount of hope.

“Hallelujah! I have found Him

Whom my soul so long has craved!

Jesus satisfies my longings,

Through His blood, I now am saved”

Those four lines, the hymn’s chorus, perfectly sum up the relief and change that Christ brings to our lives after we confess our sins and accept His forgiveness. We no longer search for something to fill us or provide a temporary fix. When someone comes to Christ, they have found the one life-changing, permanent solution to their problems and longings.

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.”

Taste of Love by ForHimForever – Ring in the New Year with a romantic love song for you and your spouse! Remember to save it for your Valentine’s day appreciation of God’s love for each other and for others to enjoy. Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/4YRETitZqLnFn55HtzJZcI?si=efbadd3e50de405d Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/taste-of-love/1785774282?i=1785774283 YouTube https://youtu.be/XZ3eCIpxXc0

Vision of JESUS

A young woman delivered a chillingly beautiful cover of “Goodness of God.” The gifted singer displayed her immense musical abilities while singing the beloved contemporary Christian music tune. Check out the video to hear the woman’s rendition of the classic song.

Contemporary Christian music is an incredibly popular genre. When it comes to the church and music heard in places of worship, contemporary Christian music likely edges out hymns. More and more churches are opting to use songs by artists like Phil Wickham, Bethel Music, Matthew West and Elevation Worship for the praise and worship portion of their services.

Hymns and contemporary Christian music both have their negatives and positives. The debate over which is better for church services is likely to bring about strong opinions from people on both sides. Regardless of where you fall in that debate, there are standout, classic songs in both hymns and more modern, updated Christian songs. One contemporary Christian song that has quickly become a classic, known by worshippers worldwide, is “Goodness of God.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, one woman, Danielle Marie, belts out the lyrics to the timeless tune about God’s unending and all-encompassing goodness, love and faithfulness. It’s a dazzling performance and one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Her voice is so clean, clear and crisp.

“’Cause all my life You have been faithful

All my life You have been so, so good

With every breath that I am able

Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God”

As mentioned earlier, this song is a popular target for covers. Nearly every big or even remotely recognizable name in Christian music has performed this song at one time or another. Likely, the biggest reason for the song’s popularity among performers and listeners is that we can all relate to the lyrics. We’re all well acquainted with His goodness, faithfulness and grace – none of which we deserve.

Psalm 34:8 “By experience you will see that the Lord is good; happy is the man who has faith in him.”

A brother and sister delivered a precious rendition of the beloved classic “Jesus Loves Me, This I Know.” The two siblings showed off their musical gifts as they sang about being aware of Christ's immense love for them. Watch the video to see and listen to the sweet, heartwarming musical performance.

If not for the sacrifice – the undeserving and excruciatingly painful death and ultimate, victorious resurrection - of Jesus Christ, none of us would have any hope or future. We’d all still be lost in our sins and transgressions, staring down an eternity forever separated from Him. There would still exist this divide, a rupture caused by sin keeping us from Him.

But because He loved us, a bunch of arrogant, disobedient sinners, so much, He sent His one and only Son to Earth, who eventually took our spot on the cross. He went through all of that for you and me. There is no greater love than that because His actions and death at the cross offer us the opportunity to be forgiven of sins and have a chance at eternal life with Him.

That’s an amazing, mind-blowing type of love freely offered to everyone, including the tiniest of children. In a clip posted on YouTube, a brother and a sister sing of Christ’s love for the children, all the little children.

While the video features the two youngsters singing “Jesus Loves Me, This I Know,” it begins on a decidedly different note. In the opening seconds, the older brother lovingly and hilariously gives his little sister some direction. He informs her what she is supposed to be singing and when.

Once that is all sorted out, the two sweet children get right into the song we all know and love. Their rendition is so cute and heartwarming, which reminds us of how much Christ truly loves and cares for all of us.

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.”

This original song was written based off a letter of mourning (Read at the beginning) sent to me after my cousin's father and grandfather passed away within a short period of time of each other.

This is a cover of the Christmas song, Mary Did You Know.

This song is set to Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) but re-written to talk about the Christmas story of Jesus birth.

This original song is based on the scripture in Luke where Mary and Joseph could find no room to stay in the Inn and so they had to stay in a stable instead.