Music Videos

Listen to Housefires' "The Story I'll Tell."

Listen to Housefires' "Praise Is The Breakthrough."

Listen to Housefires' "Holy Forever."

Anne Wilson’s stunning ‘Rain in the Rearview’ live performance captivates audiences, drawing them into the heart of her journey through grief and healing. On June 7, 2017, the world shifted for Anne as she faced the unfathomable loss of her brother, Jacob, who tragically passed away in a car crash at the tender age of 23. This day marked the beginning of a heart-wrenching journey. But it was through this journey that she pursued Jesus more than ever. 

It is from this deep well of pain that her powerful song, “Rain in the Rearview,” emerges. It talks about transforming heartbreak into an anthem of learning how to move forward after loss. “This is a song about moving forward; moving forward from grief; moving forward from heartbreak and from pain in our lives,” she said. It’s a journey that strikes a chord with anyone who has faced their own storms.

‘When the storm rolls in and the sky won't quit crying

And you've lost more tears than you thought you could ever lose

Oh, I swear, somewhere out there, the sun is somewhere shining

So, drive, baby, drive, baby, drive 'til it shines on you’

She shared, “There's a bible verse that I love that talks about how 'weeping may last for a night, but joy comes in the morning.' I think sometimes we get so stuck in the storms we are in, and it can look so hopeless like it's never going to end.” Yet in the midst of her struggles, Anne encourages us to take a step forward and to cling to the hand of the Lord and allow Him to be our guiding light. 

We hope Anne’s journey and stunning performance will inspire you to look back in gratitude and move forward with hope in the Lord, knowing that the rain, too, will eventually pass. 

Psalm 30:5 “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.”

Listen to Housefires' "Authority (In The Name of Jesus)."

Listen to Housefires' "Trust In God."

This video is a must-watch, you will be encouraged in your faith in Christ and invited to worship our risen Savior. Prepare to be utterly blessed by this music video. Housefires is seen in a simple warehouse with a simple band, but this moment of praise is anything but simple. Housefires’ Soul-Stirring ‘Holy Forever’ Cover

The male vocalist has such a rich and special tone. He is worshipful and spirit-filled in his leadership. You will not be able to help but sing with Him. The chorus is empowering and reminds us of the continuous and eternal throne of God. In the second verse, the lead vocalist does an incredible job growing in the intensity of the song. He and the instrumentalists build the song so well. The second chorus brings new four-part harmonies with beautiful power and passion heard through the singers. This song reminds us that the name of Jesus is the greatest and, above all thrones and all kingdoms. He reigns in every way. 

The strength and beauty of the bridge motivates our souls to worship the Savior. What is wonderful about this worship video is that it truly is a moment of genuine worship that is simplistic, but incredibly powerful. We serve the One True God and this video will remind you that no matter what is going on in your life that He is still in control and trustworthy. He is over all.

The add-libs at the end lead us to a position of humility and gratitude. We are reminded that we do not have to have anything fancy to bring before God, but He just desires us to worship in Spirit and in truth. This video is a great reminder of that. 

“God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.” John 4:24

CeCe Winans recalls the powerful moment she first heard Chris Tomlin’s “Holy Forever” and its impact on her. The incredibly talented gospel singer explains in great detail the first time she heard the song, mentioning where she was and how she reacted. The tune, which is a favorite of many, moved her deeply.

In contemporary Christian music, there are a handful of tremendously popular and beloved songs that nearly everyone knows, even if they don’t realize it. Tunes like “Goodness of God,” “What a Beautiful Name” and “Firm Foundation (He Won’t)” are in heavy rotation on Christian radio and are regularly heard in many houses of worship.

If you’re familiar with those songs, you understand why they are so beloved. They are all beautiful pieces of music about our loving, faithful and merciful Lord and Savior. As great as those songs are, for one of the biggest names in Christian music, CeCe Winans, one song stands out from among the rest: “Holy Forever.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, CeCe remembers hearing “Holy Forever” for the first time and her immediate reaction to hearing Chris Tomlin perform the classic praise and worship tune.

“The first time I experienced “Holy Forever” was listening to Chris Tomlin sing it for the first time on The Dove Awards,” she said. “I just wanted to just lay out on the floor and worship the rest of the night. I remember turning to my sister, Debbie, who was sitting next to me, and I told her, ‘I don’t think people really understood what we just heard.’ Because for me, the evening was over. I was just that powerful.”

CeCe added that soon after hearing the song, she knew it was one she wanted to cover, calling herself a “kid in a candy store” when she got the OK to record “Holy Forever.”

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs and making melody in your heart to the Lord.”

In under two minutes, this adorable 3-year-old steals the hearts of many with his precious performance of ‘Amazing Grace.’ Karolina Protsenko, born October 3, 2008 in Ukraine, has become a familiar face to many, particularly to those living in the Santa Monica, California area. Karolina has been busking there since 2017; the family moved to the United States in 2015.

Karolina’s primary instrument is the violin, and she is brilliant! However, during a recent street performance, Karolina’s 3-year-old brother asked to sing with her. His request was one of the most beloved hymns of all time. Karolina obliged and provided the piano accompaniment for his cover of ‘Amazing Grace.’ 

The little man, dressed in a flannel shirt, carpenter pants, and boots, hopped up onto the stool. Notice the yellow band in his hair; it matches Karolina’s bright yellow satin dress and younger brother Leo’s costume—Belle and Beast.

Karolina’s parents are musicians, and her two younger brothers are musically inclined as well. Here, Nicholas is the star, but we think his singing may very well have touched those on the street and watching online with a message beyond his incredible cutest!

Little girls are fascinated by the performers, lingering nearby with a sense of awe. But it isn’t just

the children who are transfixed. Many record Nicholas, and many others simply listen and enjoy his single chorus and verse. Precious little boy! Precious grace!

Our Heavenly Father can use anyone of any age to send a message for His kingdom. There are nearly 450 comments on the YouTube video, which has been viewed 720,000 times!

Among those many praises regarding Nicholas and Karolina’s talent, character, and charm, here are two that speak to the spiritual impact of their public, musical declaration. 

User @carlvaz wrote, “Amazing! What a preacher! I am sure this little one has already converted a few hearts and minds!”

“So very sweet and heart touching. ‘Amazing Grace’ is truly amazing when one comes to know it, just as a child we come to know Jesus Christ in our hearts. This is so beautiful and special,” commented @freddykagin. 

Well done, Nicholas!

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

Few songs resonate with such clarity and conviction as the dazzling rendition of In ‘Christ Alone’ by Phil Webb and the Grace Community Church congregation. As they lift their voices in this beloved hymn, we are drawn into a beautiful moment of worship. The church’s rendition of Hymn 177 speaks to our hearts, reminding us of the unwavering truth that in Christ alone, we find our hope, strength, and purpose. Whether you’re familiar with this hymn or hearing it for the first time, the harmonious unity of the choir, Phil’s voice, and the congregation created a beautiful version of this song. 

Listening to Phil Webb and the Grace Community Church congregation sing ‘In Christ Alone’ is an experience that resonates deeply in your soul. This beautiful performance gives us a chance to reflect on where we find strength and security. In a world brimming with shifting sands, we’re reminded there is only One who is an anchor to our souls. That’s what I love most about this beautiful song, the reminder our hope is in Jesus. 

‘In Christ alone, my hope is found

He is my light, my strength, my song

This Cornerstone, this solid ground

Firm through the fiercest drought and storm’

As the choir lifts up their voices in the song, the line ‘My hope is found, He is my light, my strength, my song,’ calls us to shift our focus from the chaos surrounding us to the unwavering love and support that comes from Him. The harmony of the Grace Community Church reminds us that when we place our trust in Christ, we find peace that surpasses all understanding. 

This dazzling performance serves us a chance to consider where we turn when we’re faced with trials and challenges in life. As you listen to the thunderous choir, take a moment to let the message wash over you. Let this video be a prayer for your life, asking God to help you deepen your trust in Him. Share it with a friend who needs encouragement and to be uplifted. 

Hebrews 10:23  "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful."

When we hear ‘Ocean (Where Feet May Fail)’ beautifully performed in three different languages–English, Hebrew, and Arabic–we’re reminded that our faith in Christ is the center of us all. As people of faith, we are wonderfully woven together by shared experiences and even our differences. The beautiful truth is that despite where we live, what language we speak, or the color of our skin, we all share a common purpose: We were created to worship God. 

Psalm 150:6 reminds us “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” This verse states the simple truth we are all called to worship, no matter where we come from. What I love so much about this video is hearing the Lord being praised in different languages.  No matter our backgrounds, cultures, or languages, we are all connected in our desire to glorify the Lord. 

This music video starts off in English, and we hear the ethereal first few key notes of ‘Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)’ before the music transitions into Hebrew and Arabic. It gives us a taste of the language Jesus likely spoke when He walked the earth. After all, Jesus was born to Jewish parents in Bethlehem.  

As the trio belts out the lyrics in harmonious praise about having complete faith in and calling upon His name in times of trouble, you can’t help but sing with them. The video’s caption reminds us who can call the storms by name and calm the waves. 

In the darkest and stormiest days, we can put our faith in the one who calms the storms.  We produced this music video in Hebrew, Arabic, and English to show our unity of faith in the storms of life.  How has this song moved your heart?  Share in the comments how God has rescued you out of the storms of life!” They wrote.

This heartfelt message invites viewers to listen and remember that we serve a God whose strength is unchanging and His love unwavering even when life feels overwhelming. Each word sung in all three different languages reminds us that faith goes beyond the words we speak; it’s about the posture of our hearts. 

God understands every cry, every plea, and every song of praise, no matter what language we speak. This performance is a beautiful celebration of the God who unites us in faith and delivers us from fear. Let this song remind you that God is your anchor in the storm. 

Psalm 107:29 "He stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed."

A handful of immensely talented musicians performed a stunning, multilingual rendition of the hugely popular tune “10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord).” This is such a beautiful and moving cover. Not understanding or being able to speak all the languages does not take away from the power of the performance in the slightest.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ has been shared with people worldwide, and as a result, Christians span the globe. They may not all speak the same language or hold the same cultural customs as you and me, but they have accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior. And at the end of the day, that’s all that matters.

The world may and often does try to divide based on language, customs, age or even class. However, Christ’s message of love, mercy, grace and forgiveness brings together people of all ages, ethnicities and cultural backgrounds. His love and forgiveness are freely offered to everyone regardless of background or economic situation. It doesn’t matter if you live in Indiana, India, Venezuela, or Venice; Christ went to the cross, bled and died for all.

In a clip posted on YouTube, four vocalists sing “10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) in four different languages – Spanish, Hebrew, Arabic and English. This is easily one of the best versions of this popular tune you will ever hear.

“Bless the Lord, oh my soul

Oh, my soul

Worship His holy name

Sing like never before”

Yes, the song and its lyrics are beautiful, but this dazzling cover reminds us that Christ and His message are not limited to North America or Europe. The Gospel spans the globe and is for everyone. It is being taught and preached throughout the world as Christ continues working, touching and impacting lives.

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.”

Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham’s powerful ‘Love of God’ live performance draws us into an incredible journey of faith and reflection, igniting our hearts with the profound truth of God’s love. Brandon and Phil have teamed up on so many incredible songs. But ‘Love of God’ is a favorite because it reminds us that when the world feels chaotic and we face so many trials and challenges, God whispers to our hearts how much He loves us. He turns out heads towards His amazing grace. 

The opening lines of the song, “It’s so good I almost can’t believe it…” I can’t help but smile and feel the warmth of God’s deep love in my heart. I can’t help but wonder at how vast, how beautiful and how overwhelming the God of the universe would care about a heart like mine. Yet, His love is real and freely offered to each of us. It’s one of the many reasons Brandon and Phil wrote this song. In their live performance, Phil encouraged everyone to sing along. He said, “That’s the chorus right there. We wrote for people to sing it together. Can we try it as loud as we can?” 

Many people in the world today are in seemingly hopeless situations and searching for the answers to solve all their problems. They are looking for hope and peace. Their searching for answers in hopes of knowing the future isn’t lost on them. 

Thankfully, there is a direction we can point them–to the cross. We can point them to the answer, and we can tell them that Jesus is the answer to all the pain and heartache. He is also the answer to being deeply and vastly loved. He is the answer for peace that surpasses all understanding. So, how do you reach people and share this message with them? Especially for those who don’t attend church or know who Jesus is. Music is one of the best ways to do this. 

We can share music videos like this one with Phil and Brandon. You can feel the fire of the holy spirit reaching through the speakers and wrapping hearts in a warm embrace. From the moment the pair take to the stage, hope rises. We hope this song blessed you as much as it blessed us, and it gives you a chance to share with someone in need. 

Romans 5:8 "But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us."

Producer / Engineer: LeBaker Music Mechanical License: LPL1980418 Songwriters: Bob Carlisle & Rick Elias Cover originally released by Bob Carlisle Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/4RUKEK... Apple - / somewhere-on-the-other-side-single Story Behind the Song Link - coming soon Lyrics: Somewhere on the other side There will be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side Somehow I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully On that day we will know On the other side I could never turn Turn back the hands of time God only knows I've tried To hold back the tide Of tears from my eyes 'Cause with these eyes I've seen my world change Change all around me 'Til only questions still remain When I'm through asking why And there seems no reply Still I know that Somewhere on the other side There will be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side Somehow I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully On that day we will know On the other side On this side of heaven God knows we're not all that we're supposed to be On this side of heaven Lord, I believe Somewhere on the other side (Somewhere, someday) There's going to be an answer to the hurting inside Somewhere on the other side (Somewhere, someway) Lord, I believe That if we stand and pray and press on faithfully (And Believe) On that day we will know On the other side On that day we will know On the other side

Country music superstar Alan Jackson sang the beloved hymn “Softly and Tenderly,” giving a moving live performance. Alan again proves why he has experienced such a long and storied career. He is immensely blessed and talented. This is a clip that you’ll want to watch repeatedly.

None of us deserve Christ’s love, forgiveness, mercy or grace. We’re all sinners who, in our disobedience and arrogance, turned away from Him. But because of His great and mighty love, once we repent of those sins, we’re forgiven, and in His eyes, it’s as if those sins never occurred.

But before we repented and turned back to Christ, He constantly reached out to us, hoping that we would see the error of our ways. He wants nothing more than for the lost sheep to return to the Shepherd. He does not want to see anyone perish and be lost for all eternity.

However, even when the Lord is reaching out and prodding us to return home, it is not forceful or a compulsion. We still have free will and must decide to either seek forgiveness or continue in a life of sin. Still, that does not mean Christ will ever stop calling or searching for those lost sheep.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Alan sings the hymn “Softly and Tenderly” about how Christ is constantly, yet gently calling for sinners to repent. Those words, while they may be familiar to most, are still as powerful and meaningful as ever.

“Softly and tenderly, Jesus is calling

Calling for you and for me

See on the portals, He’s waiting and watching

Watching for you and me”

We are not and will never be worthy of such love and forgiveness freely offered to all who call upon His name. He calls, softly and tenderly, for sinners and lost souls to repent and return home.

1 John 1:9 “If we say only that we have done wrong, he is upright and true to his word, giving us forgiveness of sins and making us clean from all evil.”

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