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With their inspiring cover of ‘He Brought Me Out,’ Dan and Amanda created a beautiful moment of worship as sunlight poured through the windows, casting a gentle glow across their music room. Seated together, Dan at the piano and Amanda with her guitar, the couple transformed their home into a space of reverence and gratitude.

The song ‘He Brought Me Out’ is an old hymn written in 1898 by Henry J Zelly. It is a timeless, beautiful song that draws people into worship with its words. Hymns like these are often rooted in personal stories of faith, loss, hope, and redemption. They carry a richness to the song that modern music sometimes lacks. They remind us of the enduring truths of the Gospel and why we follow the Lord. That’s what I love about Amanda and Dan. They take old hymns and breathe new life into them. 

Sitting close together, the couple began to play with Dan’s fingers moving gently over the piano keys. His voice was filled with sincere gratitude as he sang alongside his wife. Amanda strummed the guitar and soon joined in, adding more depth to the music with her voice. When their voices met, they both carried a harmony that was full of thankfulness and strength. 

‘He brought me out of the miry clay,

He set my feet on the Rock to stay;

He puts a song in my soul today,

A song of praise, hallelujah!’

As they moved to the end of the song, Dan and Amanda’s voices rose together as if they were lifting up the Gospel message and serving it to the hearts of those who would listen to their music as they sang, “He puts a song in my soul today. A song of praise, hallelujah.” 

When the last of the notes faded they both smiled at each other as if they both knew they had worshipped the Lord through the song to the best of their abilities. Talk about a job well down! We hope you enjoyed this song as much as Dan and Amanda loved performing it. 

Lamentations 3:22-23  “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.”

Two people delivered an emotional and heartfelt duet cover of the beloved hymn “Nothing but the Blood of Jesus.” This particular cover of this familiar tune is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. It will touch your heart and likely even move you to tears.

Hymns are lovely and beautiful pieces of praise and worship music that honor and glorify our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Sadly, people and many houses of worship have moved away from hymns. Instead, churches have opted to fill the praise and worship portion of their Sunday morning services with contemporary Christian songs.

That genre of music is excellent, and there are some genuinely talented and fantastic contemporary Christian music artists. However, no contemporary Christian song will ever top a hymn. Sure, hymns are old—hundreds of years in some cases—but they are still as powerful, moving and relevant today as when they were first written.

Suppose you’re looking for evidence of hymns' continued relevance and power. In that case, this clip posted on YouTube provides plenty. Gary Talley and his mother, Nita Talley, perform “Nothing but the Blood of Jesus.” Gary plays the guitar and joins with his mother as they sing about the power of Christ’s blood spilled on the cross for sinners together. 

“What can wash away my sin?

Nothing but the blood of Jesus

What can make me whole again?

Nothing but the blood of Jesus”

In the first verse—four short and succinct lines—that hymn summarizes the Gospel and Jesus Christ’s entire reason for coming to Earth and dying on the cross. He came to rescue sinners and offer hope, love and forgiveness. The only way forgiveness can be obtained is through repentance and confession of sin, which was made possible through His death and resurrection.  

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

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“Y’all, my mama raised me on two things. All things God and all things country,” Anne said as she started strumming the first few notes of her new hit song. You don’t want to miss Anne Wilson as she wows with her song God & Country live performance. With a powerful voice and tender heart, Anne not only entertains but inspires us to be proud of our country roots.

‘Mama put a Bible in my hands

And daddy put my hands in the dirt

I grew up in the heart of the heartland

With a vintage Johnny Cash on my shirt’

Her song doesn’t just have a good beat, and the lyrics hit home for most people. We were raised by God-fearing mothers, hard-working fathers, and grandparents who filled in the gaps and put down deep roots. It was the same for Anne. 

You can’t help but smile and feel as though she is singing about you. The way you were raised on the Good Book, going to church on Sundays and how it feels to drive down dirt roads in your old car with a humble heart that loves everything about small towns, country life, and Jesus. 

Anne didn’t know she was called to be a singer for the Lord until she was in her late teens after her brother passed away in a tragic accident. While she was searching for direction in her musical career, she went back to her roots and realized she wanted to write country gospel songs that resonated with people. 

She said, “So, then I started to realize, once I released those songs, that people were messaging me, saying, ‘Hey, we’re not Christians, but we love the sound of your music cause it’s country. So, we listen to your music, and it’s led us to Jesus.’”

Her heartfelt, upbeat performance, the down-to-your-roots lyrics, and Anne’s incredible voice will have you replaying this song over and over. It’s a stunning example of how faith and music can unite people and point them to the cross. Anne’s message is spot on: we are all made by God, for God, and with a purpose deeply rooted in His love. 

Proverbs 22:6 "Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it."

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A handful of truly talented musicians turned in a powerful, soul-stirring cover of the popular tune “I Speak Jesus.” You’ll want to watch and listen to this moving performance repeatedly. It is simply outstanding.

Musical covers are a timeless tradition, likely dating as far back as sound and music itself. Musicians performing songs previously written, recorded and sung by others is a practice that will continue long into the future. It’s something that every single musician and band does at one time or another.

Even the biggest bands in the world will occasionally play someone else’s tune. Who doesn’t want to hear a different take on a popular and beloved song now and then? Who knows, a cover version may even be better than the original. It’s a rare occurrence, but it does happen from time to time.

Contemporary Christian music is a genre full of covers. One of the tunes that is a popular target for the cover treatment is “I Speak Jesus.” It’s an incredibly powerful and moving song, with lyrics that speak to the power of the name of Jesus. There is nothing that He cannot do, heal or defeat, which the song’s beautifully written lyrics make abundantly clear.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a handful of musicians performed the familiar but beloved tune about the mighty name of Jesus Christ. No matter how often you hear the song, those lyrics will likely always cause you to become emotional.

“I just wanna speak the name of Jesus

‘Til every dark addiction starts to break

Declaring there is hope, and there is freedom

I speak Jesus”

Jesus Christ is the end-all, be-all. Whatever we encounter in this life, there is nothing greater or more powerful than Him. He is still fully capable of changing lives, dramatically alerting situations and performing miracles.

John 14:6 “Jesus said to him, ‘I am the way, the truth and the life: no man comes to the Father, but by me.”

Longtime Hollywood actor Dennis Quaid has turned in a deeply emotional and moving cover of “Why Me Lord.” This live performance is one not to be missed. It’s an outstanding rendition of a song previously sung and recorded by the late Kris Kristofferson.

Life can and does throw troubling and disheartening situations our way. Of course, those unexpected circumstances do hurt, often causing much sorrow and heartache. That pain is very real and can linger for quite some time. But despite those painful situations, we are all incredibly blessed.

The Lord has touched our lives in many ways with His kindness and love. He continually bestows blessings upon us, even during times of pain and sorrow. All those blessings, His kindness, love, mercy and grace are nothing that we deserve or have earned. We could never do anything remarkable enough to earn them.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the multitalented Dennis Quaid sings a classic tune about the Lord’s unearned and underserved blessings in our lives. In the tune, the singer asks the Lord what they did to deserve such kindness and love.

Not only does the musician ask God about the blessings in their life, but the singer also makes a heartbreaking confession. They have been careless with the Lord’s kindness, love and blessings, essentially wasting them. As a result, the singer asks for the Lord’s forgiveness for letting what He has done in their life go to waste.

“Lord, help me, Jesus, I’ve wasted it

So, help me, Jesus, I know what I am

But now that I know that I’ve needed You

So, help me, Jesus, my soul’s in Your hand.”

It’s a beautiful but also heartbreaking song. It likely describes many people, if not everybody. We have all been greatly blessed by the Lord, but there are likely blessings from Him that we’ve wasted.

James 1:17 “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom is no fickleness, neither shadow of turning.”

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The full armor of God, as described in Ephesians 6:10​-18, consists of the following elements: 1 The belt of truth This represents living with integrity and being committed to God's truth, which holds all the other pieces of armor in place. 2 The breastplate of righteousness This protects the believer's vital organs, representing the righteousness that comes from Christ, which guards the heart against Satan's attacks. 3 The shoes of the gospel of peace These represent being prepared to advance the gospel message, which can overcome the obstacles satan places in our path. 4 The shield of faith This shield can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one, representing the importance of having strong faith in God. 6 The helmet of salvation This protects the mind and thinking, keeping it focused on the hope of our eternal life in Christ. 7 The sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God This is the only offensive weapon, representing the power of God's word to defeat temptation and spiritual attacks. The purpose of this full armor is to enable believers to stand firm against the devil's schemes and be spiritually victorious, as our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of evil.

Prepare to be blessed and inspired by this worshipful video. At the start of this performance, we see an exclusive K-Love performance at the studios. Cece Winans is standing in a white sound booth room with her band throughout the panorama in various places in the studio. CeCe Winans delivers a stunning performance of ‘Come Jesus Come.’

The pianist is doing an excellent job, playing with such heart and confidence. As we listen to the words, our hearts and minds are reminded that Jesus is coming back. The melody and lyrics cry out our desire for Jesus to return because we need Him and are ready for Him. In the midst of whatever challenges we face, He is there, and He hears our prayers.

During the second verse, we hear stunning background vocals by the trio of women accompanying CeCe. It is absolutely beautiful. The harmonies on the chorus will blow you away and invite you into a worshipful state.

The chorus sings:

‘We need You right now

Come and turn this around

Deep down I know

This world isn't home

Come, Jesus, come’

This high-level performance is incredible and will wow you. The vocals and instrumentals join together to create such a moving moment of invitation for Christ to work in our circumstances now. This song reminds us that Jesus sees us and cares for us, we are not forgotten. He welcomes our questions and our desires for His sweet return. His forgiveness is so sweet and stands faithful to all who believe in Him. This video is a little slice of heaven. Enjoy the worship and witness of CeCe Winans and her fabulous band. It will cultivate a deeper longing for Jesus’ return.

“‘Look, he is coming with the clouds,’ and ‘every eye will see him, even those who pierced him’; and all peoples on earth ‘will mourn because of him.’ So shall it be! Amen.” Revelation 1:7

Most are familiar with the classic song, but wait until you watch Phil Wickham’s lyric video for this ‘God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman’ cover. Take a listen! From the song's beginning, the first notes land at a fast and steady pace. It’s almost as if the music is running in time with the blinking Christmas lights. In this new version of the song, Phil keeps the original feeling of reverence of the song while adding a new musical depth. While the familiar and beloved words echo hope and peace at lie at the heart of Christmas, “God rest ye merry gentleman, let nothing you dismay,” it also reminds us of the gift of Christ’s birth. 

Phil is known for his passionate and inspiring worship music. He’s a down-to-earth kind of guy with a big heart for worship and has a talent for creating music that connects with people. Growing up, he was raised in a christian home and he discoverd a passion for music after leading worship at a youth group when he was only 13. Since then, he’s dedicated his career to bringing hope and redemption to his fans. 

Phil’s voice rises and falls with the message of each verse empahsing the reason for the season, “To save us all from Satan’s power when we were gone astray.” This line serves as the hope and reminder and the joy that Jesus brought into the world. It makes the sound carry deeper significance rather than becoming another Christmas carol. 

This beautiful song is often sung to inspire peace, but it takes on a new version in Phil’s singing. His version highlights the deep meaning of the season as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. It’s become a source of joy, comfort, and salvation. As we listen, we’re reminded that Christmas isn’t just a festive holiday, a time to rejoice in the grace of redemption. We hope you enjoyed this beautiful version of the song. 

Luke 2:11 “Today in the town of David, a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord.”

Home Free delivers a stunning a cappella performance of ‘Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,’ providing a new take on a classic and beloved hymn! Written by Charles Wesley and originally published in 1739, the song was altered slightly in 1758 by George Whitefield and again in 1767 by Martin Madan. George Wesley’s timeless message endured the changes, still communicating the greatest gift that mankind has ever received from our Heavenly Father!

Home Free’s current members—Adam Rupp, Rob Lundquist, Tim Foust, Adam Chance, and Adam Bell-Bastien—bring their incredible vocal gifts and percussion to this holiday favorite. With three Adams in the group, is there any doubt that the group’s music is blessed?

Surrounded by mountains, forests, and creeks, the gentlemen proclaim God’s glory! Fans applaud Rob and Adam B.’s lead vocals and Adam Rupp’s perfectly placed claps and mouth-made beats, vibrations, and reverberations! Adam Rupp wears the least clothing, possibly allowing freedom of movement as he provides the group’s rhythmic lead. Each Home Free member contributes wonderfully to create a stirring rendition of one of the most recognizable of Christmas carols!

Here are four lines from the second verse of “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”:

‘Christ, by highest heaven adored,

Christ, the everlasting Lord,

late in time behold him come,

offspring of the Virgin's womb’

Founded in 2001, the Mankato, Minnesota men updated their 2014 album, Full of Cheer, in 2016 when they released Full Of (Even More) Cheer. The album debuted at number two on the Top Country Albums Chart with 13,000 sold; it was the band’s best performance on the chart at the time. This year, Home Free offers up even more Christmas with their newest album, Any Kind of Christmas.  

During this upcoming Christmas season, may we delight in the blessings of God—His splendid natural creations, the warmth of beautiful voices singing new and traditional Christmas songs, and the joy of the birth of Jesus Christ! 

“But the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.’” Luke 2:10

Get ready to be spiritually encouraged by this worshipful video. Dan Herner begins to sing this moving hymn written many years ago about a poor young girl who passed away from illness and who had never missed Sunday school. Watch his stunning a cappella cover of ‘When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder.’

The song is full of real emotion from when it was written, but also strength and confidence in our savior Jesus for providing eternal life to all who believe, even the youngest of children. The chorus sings out:

‘When the roll is called up yonder,

When the roll is called up yonder, I'll be there.’

Dan starts out singing in four-part harmony with himself, as seen in multiple video clips placed together. He is very talented and has such a natural blend. The song is hopeful and a reminder that the role called in heaven will include the names of every follower of Jesus. We can have great confidence that Jesus’ work was enough for our personal sins. He tells us that our names are written in the book of life. 

As you listen to the words of this song, may it motivate you to examine your own salvation. If you have placed faith in Jesus, you can thank Him for your name written in His book of life If you have never accepted Jesus personally, may this song lead you into a moment of repentance and accepting His gift of salvation on the cross. He is so glorious and we are secure in Him.

“And I saw the dead, great and small, standing before the throne, and books were opened. Then another book was opened, which is the book of life. And the dead were judged by what was written in the books, according to what they had done.” Revelation 20:12

Prepare to be blessed by this one-man band’s incredible video. At the start of this video, a tenor vocalist named Sam Robson sings out a cappella. Immediately, you notice his pure tone of voice. He adds his own harmonies, and his vocals will soothe you as you reflect on the friend you have in Christ. This is a soul-stirring, a cappella version of ‘What A Friend We Have in Jesus.’

There is such a stunning peace that comes over a believer in knowing that Jesus sees them. He sings with such authentic worship. You can see how the lyrics mean so much to this young man as he expresses his heart through song.

The harmonies selected for this performance are unexpected but not overdone. They are wonderful and will have you wanting to hear more. There are more and more boxes of this one-man band added throughout the video. He has such creativity with how he even performs instrumentals with his voice. It is impressive and encouraging to anyone viewing it. You will feel as if you have been invited into the throne room of God to worship and celebrate His love and care that He has provided.

This one man’s voice and percussion are equivalent to the skills of a regular-sized choir. He has provided such a high level of skills. It will blow you away in awe of God but also cause you to rest and relax in His presence, knowing that He is your friend. It is easy to love any version of this classic hymn, but this is a unique way that you may never have heard it before, and it will be a blessing in your day to take a moment and savor.

“You are my friends if you do what I command. I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you.” John 15:14-15

The trio’s chilling ‘How Great Thou Art’ rendition is a breathtaking experience brought to you by the band Small Town Sunday, which was performed in the middle of an empty house. Their voices harmonized and filled the space with a rich melody that you can’t help but sing along to. 

The Small Town Sunday band began in North Carolina in 2012 with the mission of telling others that God can redeem anything–including the pain of losing someone. Matt and Holly Branch, who are now married, didn’t know each other until the night they met at the same time, meeting Stephen Roberston. They went from being mere strangers with a passion for music to becoming family and a band. They were formally known as Dixie Still before changing their name to ‘Dixie Revival’, and finally, they settled on the name ‘Small Town Sunday’ because they wanted to tell others about the good news of Jesus through their music. 

“We want to tell the story of how God has restored us,” Holly said. “And we want to do it through our music.”

Her husband added, “Most of the folks that listen to country music have a moral compass, whether or not they believe in Christ or not. So, any music that we can put out that pushes a message of positivity towards that moral compass is a good thing if you ask me.”

Their performance of ‘How Great Thou Art’ will leave you breathless as they hit the high notes in harmony. As each of them raised their voices, you can’t help but get chills at how stunning they sound together. Their performance of the song captures the heart of worship and the heart of their band. We hope this song gave you not only hope but inspiration to thank the Lord for the blessings He’s given you today!

Psalm 40:2-3  "He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand. He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God."

Dark clouds may roll in but feel no fear because God is standing by you everywhere. Vocals, Music & Music Production by Raul Barba (Argentina), and Music & Lyrics by Clare Steffen (USA) as a part of the Round The Globe project.