Music Videos

Two of the biggest names in Christian music, Rebecca St. James and for KING + COUNTRY, joined forces and combined their enormous talent for the “You Make Everything Beautiful” official music video.

Humans have a knack for taking something beautiful and stainless and completely and utterly destroying it. Through arrogance and disobedience, man is responsible for unleashing sin into the world. Sin has done nothing but wreak havoc on the world, bringing about death, diseases and failed and strained relationships.

However, there is One who can take ashes and make something beautiful out of them. He can take the ugliest, most hopeless situation and inject life into it. God can and does take broken and shattered lives and mend them together.

In the official music video posted on YouTube, Rebecca St. James and the popular Christian duo KING + COUNTRY, who all happen to be siblings, perform “You Make Everything Beautiful.” It’s a lovely and charming tune about God's wonders and miracles even in the worst of circumstances.

The song’s chorus is simple but incredibly powerful, reminding us of what a great and mighty God we serve.

“And You make everything, everything beautiful

You make everything, everything new

You make everything, everything beautiful

In its time, in Your time, it’s beautiful”

What a lovely tune that you’ll no doubt want to listen to repeatedly.

No matter how bad or poor a situation may appear, God can work wonders. No one is too far gone to be forgiven by the Creator of the universe. God can and will use our imperfections, errors, mistakes and faults and turn them into something beautiful.

We serve a loving, faithful, merciful God who can still perform miracles, including turning something we thought to be lost and entirely beyond repair into something beautiful.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 “He has made everything beautiful in his time: also he has set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God makes from the beginning to the end.”

Alan Jackson’s moving and powerful performance of “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms” in a lyric video touches many hearts.

Hymns are some of the most underutilized and underappreciated pieces of music. Those beautiful church tunes are always elegantly and beautifully written, telling of the Lord’s amazing love, mercy, grace and faithfulness. So much emotion and meaning are packed into those often short verses and choruses.

Most people cannot listen to hymns like “Amazing Grace,” Great is Thy Faithfulness,” and “In the Garden” without getting emotional or tearing up. And it doesn’t matter how many times you’ve heard them either; you’ll usually react similarly. Those lyrics will never lose their meaning.

In a clip posted on YouTube, country music legend Alan Jackson gave a stirring performance of another familiar hymn that is a favorite of many, “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms.” Once again, that is a piece of music that, regardless of how many times you may have heard it performed, you will always grasp and feel the emotion and the meaning behind those beautiful lyrics.

“What a fellowship, what a joy divine

Leaning on the everlasting arms

What a blessedness, what a peace is mine

Leaning on the everlasting arms”

If you are unfamiliar with the words, all the lyrics appear at the bottom of the screen as Alan masterfully belts them.

No one can listen to that song or read those lyrics and not immediately feel better. That beloved hymn reminds us of the love, peace and protection freely available to all in the Lord Jesus Christ.

As the Bible mentions, followers of Christ understand that He offers a peace that surpasses all understanding. When the world is chaotic and everything seems to be falling apart, we can rest assured that we can always rely on and lean upon those everlasting arms.

Praise His name!

Isaiah 41:10 “Have no fear, for I am with you; do not be looking about in trouble, for I am your God; I will give you strength, yes, I will be your helper; yes, my true right hand will be your support.”

Incredibly talented Christian musician Jeremy Camp gave a powerful and moving performance of his song “These Days” live on national television.

Everyone listens to music in some way, shape, form or fashion. While not every type and genre of music is for every person, music is still universally loved. Some people may prefer easier listening and quieter sounds, while others might want more of an up-tempo and quickened beat.

Whatever your preference, everyone loves music. Not enjoying music is basically like saying, “I don’t like food.” Regardless, while everyone enjoys music, not everyone has heard about the gospel and the message of Jesus Christ. Music can be one way to reach lost souls for Him.

When he performed live on national television, Jeremy Camp had a huge opportunity and a platform to spread Christ’s message of hope, love and forgiveness. In a clip posted on his official Instagram page, Jeremy performed his hit “These Days” on the Fox News Channel’s morning program, Fox and Friends Weekend.

Jeremy gave an excellent and inspired performance as he sang about God having a plan and a purpose for each human being. That’s certainly a message that the world needs to hear. God does not make mistakes. We were all placed on this Earth for a reason. We are to fulfill a role and are part of a plan.

The song’s chorus contains a message that can be applied to every heart and life.

“I believe that you and I

Are in the right place, at the right time

God called us by name

And He doesn’t make mistakes”

Maybe because Jeremy was given such a massive platform on a program that potentially reached millions of people, the song’s message struck and resonated with someone.

People in the world today badly need hope, peace and the knowledge that they matter and are loved by the Creator of the universe.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word 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.”

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A group of incredibly talented vocalists, Kings Return, stunned with their powerful and moving a cappella cover of the classic hymn, “The Old Rugged Cross.”

Everyone has been blessed with different gifts and skills in one or multiple areas. How we use these gifts, or whether we use them at all, is completely and totally up to us. However, since they are God-given talents and abilities, we’ll ultimately answer to Him for how we decide to use them.

Did we use those unique abilities to bring glory and honor to His name? Were they used in a way that helped to build and grow the Kingdom of God?

Kings Return is a cappella group whose members have been blessed with abundant God-given talent. Soon after hearing their voices and beautiful harmonies, you’ll agree that their abilities have come from above, as they routinely produce angelic sounds.

In their latest clip posted on YouTube, the guys use their voices for a stunning “The Old Rugged Cross performance.” Of course, “The Old Rugged Cross” is a favorite hymn of many. The lyrics are memorable and iconic as they perfectly capture the sacrifice and love of Jesus Christ. He went to the cross, where he suffered greatly and ultimately died for sinners. He went through all that for you and me. 

Many are familiar with the hymn’s opening verse, but it continues to mean a great deal to many.

“On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross

The emblem of suffering and shame

And I love that old cross where the dearest and best

For a world of lost sinners was slain”

“The Old Rugged Cross” is very similar to “Amazing Grace” in that no matter how many times you hear that hymn, you’ll never get tired of it. Those lyrics will never lose meaning and will always cause many to react emotionally upon hearing of Christ’s loving and world-changing sacrifice.

1 Corinthians 1:18  “For the word of the cross seems foolish to those who are on the way to destruction, but to us who are on the way to salvation, it is the power of God.”

In a heartwarming display of faith and family, siblings from the Asidor family perform an emotional rendition of ‘Give Thanks.’ This Christian family from the Philippines has been sharing God's love and the gospel through their music since 1996, traveling across the country to perform at churches, Christian gatherings, crusades, and various events.

The Asidor family's passion for worship is deeply rooted in a vision experienced by their father, M. Asidor Sr., during his teenage years. He dreamt of angels singing in heaven, and those angels turned out to be his own children. 

Their rendition of ‘Give Thanks’ is a touching reminder of the power of gratitude and faith. As the siblings, three young girls and one boy, sing the powerful lyrics:

‘Give thanks with a grateful heart

Give thanks to the Holy One

Give thanks because He's given

Jesus Christ His Son’

Their harmonies resonate with the depth of their devotion. The chorus, filled with hope and assurance, echoes their belief in God's providence:

‘And now let the weak say I am strong

Let the poor say I am rich

Because of what the Lord has done for us

And now let the weak say I am strong

Let the poor say I am rich

Because of what the Lord has done for us’

The Asidors' performance is more than just a musical act; it is a testimony of their unwavering faith and dedication to spreading the gospel. Their father’s dream of angelic voices has come true, and through their singing, they bring a piece of heaven to earth.

The family's journey and shared mission have strengthened their faith and touched the hearts of many who have had the privilege of hearing them sing. The Asidors remind us of the importance of giving thanks and recognizing the blessings we have received, encouraging us to find strength and richness in God's love. We hope you enjoyed this delightful music video!

1 Thessalonians 5:18 "Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus."

Original Heart of the City Band recording of this song by Dan Adler from their CD "It All Belongs to You". This video features the vocals of Susanna Macden and slides of Jessica McIntosh who sings it at live events at the beginning of the song along with the lead vocals of Dan Adler. To read the story behind the song go to www.heartofthecity.org. Available for purchase on www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and other mp3 sites.

A Gospel-style prayer for unity and healing amongst Christians, this song was recorded by the Heart of the City Band on their CD 'With One Voice'. It features the lead vocals of Jodie Sellers and was written by Dan Adler. You can order the CD at www.danandsandyadler.com or from iTunes and most other mp3 sites.

A lyric video of the song 'It is Good' written by Dan Adler and performed by the Heart of the City Band on their CD 'What We Really Need'. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, CD Baby, iTunes and most mp3 streaming sites. (c)1996 Heart of the City Music/WORD Music

Passion, an incredibly talented group of musicians, turned in a lovely and captivating acoustic performance of “How Great is Your Name.”

No one would have the opportunity for forgiveness and to experience everlasting life if not for God’s love and sacrifice. We’d all be destined to live out our days on this Earth lost in our sin and shame. But that is not the case because of God’s inexplicable and never-ending love, mercy and grace.

Jesus Christ, sent to Earth, willingly went to the cross. He suffered, bled and endured a horrible, agonizing and humiliating death for you and me. He made the ultimate sacrifice and paid the biggest price. He did what no one else could have ever done.

Praise His name!

In a clip posted on YouTube, Passion gives an emotional performance of “How Great is Your Name.” The tune perfectly captures and articulates the depths of Christ’s love and the world-changing importance of His death and resurrection.

While the band is fantastic in the five-and-a-half-minute clip, the lyrics set this song apart and will make you repeatedly listen and watch the video. The songwriting is outstanding. The tune’s first verse is compelling and moving, wasting no time getting to the importance of Christ’s death on the cross.

“To the King who left his throne

Trading glory for a cross

To the one who paid our debt in blood

Holy, holy, hallelujah to the Lamb”

You really can’t say or write it any better than that. Christ, seeing the sad state of humanity and the rupture that sin had caused between God and man, was sent to Earth. He gave up everything and died for us.

What astounding love, grace and mercy!  We are not deserving and will never be worthy of salvation.

Ephesians 2:8-9 “Because by grace you have salvation through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is given by God: not by works, so that no man may take glory to himself.”

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Watching young kids singing brings a smile to anyone’s face. In this video, adorable children give a sweet rendition of ‘This Little Light of Mine.’

At the beginning of this video, we see three adorable young boys under the age of 5, sitting in their family’s living room. They begin to sing, “This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.” The older adorably sings, “This widdle light of mine.” He is focused, singing with confidence, and enjoying the performance. The middle child is enjoying using his finger to represent the light and spinning it around while he sings with a smile. The baby boy is seated between the older brothers, and he starts to get completely tickled when he begins to shine his little light with his finger. He giggles and smiles so big, and it is precious.

The boys go into the second verse, “Hide it under a bushel, no! I’m gonna let it shine.” The oldest sings clearly, the middle does the motions perfectly, and the little one is there to giggle and be the entertainment again. A highlight moment is when the trio sings about not letting Satan blow it out. Instead of singing blow, they actually blow with their lips. The younger two practice with their little finger lights being blown out. 

They continue to the final verse to let their lights shine until Jesus comes back. The oldest is still leading strong, and the younger two are still having a good time. Watching these boys is a complete delight. They are very into the song and the motions. The message that they are singing is very profound. As we reflect on letting our lights shine, may these little boys remind us of the true joy that is found in the Light of the World, Jesus.  

“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead, they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:14-16

Get ready to worship with this powerful musical testimony of God’s goodness. Soul-stirring ‘Soon and Very Soon’ by Chris Blue Captivates. 

This is a soulful rendition of ‘Soon and Very Soon.’ This is a song straight from the heart. Chris sings and ministers to the audience with a choir of every color behind him. He encourages us to hold on to the hope of heaven. Chris has a crisp and powerful voice. He is easy to listen to and fun to worship with, as you witness this video of praise. Chris asks, “Does anybody want to see Jesus?” He is a motivator to get people excited that we will see our Savior one day. 

All of sudden, he sings in a style similar to that of James Brown. He completely wows the crowd with his improv and his deep and wonderful trills. Chris is so worshipful. This group of talented instrumentalists and singers all worship with Chris to a level of excitement, celebration, and anticipation of heaven.

Life is hard, and this video reminds us of the positive future that all believers have in Jesus. He has created a way for us to have salvation and the promise of heaven. We do not have to face any of the trials listed in this song anymore when we are there, and there will be no more sickness, sorrow, or dying; we will be seeing our King Jesus face to face and become perfectly whole again. This video will make you want to get up and dance, lift your hands, and join in the song that we are going to see the King. Thank you, Jesus, for this gift.

“Soon and Very Soon” was written by Andre Crouch in 1972. This song is a timeless truth that our Savior awaits us. We have so many reasons to celebrate in worship.

“But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ,—” Philippians 3:20

Every day there are a thousand voices tempting us to think and act in ways that are destructive to us. They come in attractive packages in things like commercials, songs, TV shows and other entertainment. They also come from our own compulsions toward evil. But Jesus showed us another way. We don't have to listen to those voices. It's not easy, but we can follow Him - and His way leads only to life. This is a reggae style song from the CD 'Songs for the Battle' by Dan Adler and is also recorded by the Heart of the City Band on the CD 'Listen to the Sound'. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes, Amazon and most mp3 sites.

Lyric video of the song 'I'm Amazed' by Dan Adler, from the CD 'Songs for the Battle'. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and other mp3 sites.

This is WORD Music's choral arrangement of Dan Adler's song that was originally recorded with the Heart of the City Band on our CD 'It All Belongs to You'. To hear the original version of this song visit: https://youtu.be/Tu0msxYuw68 Available for purchase at www.danandsandyadler.com and all of our music is also on iTunes.

A reflection on the characters of Joseph, Daniel and John the Baptist. From the CD 'Songs for the Battle' and 'The Best So Far', written by Dan Adler. Vocals by Dan and Sandy Adler. Guitar by Dan Adler. Available at www.danandsandyadler.com, iTunes and most MP3 sites.

For of Him and Through Him

Popular Christian musician Anne Wilson has released the official heartfelt lyric video for her new song “My Father’s Daughter.”

Fathers are extraordinary men that the good Lord has placed in our lives. They are gentle, kind, caring individuals who are also supportive and quick to share knowledge and words of wisdom. Fathers offer protection, guidance, direction and even correction when needed.

Everyone needs someone like that to show them how to handle and navigate life. Even if they aren’t a biological father, men who become father-type figures are invaluable to children. Through their words and actions, those men are shaping the next generation.

In the official lyric video for Anne’s song “My Father’s Daughter,” Anne is spotted in the studio singing and recording the beautiful song. But also included is sweet, heartfelt video footage of little girls interacting with their fathers. Some of the material even appears to be parts of home videos, likely of Anne as a child with her dad.

But as sweet and touching as the images are in the video, the song’s lyrics are just as likely to cause you to shed a tear or two. The song is essentially about how much Anne looks up to and adores her father. She adds that she will always be her father's daughter no matter where she goes or what she does.

The song’s following lines also mention how Anne knows that she can always rely upon her father for love and support no matter what she is going through or experiencing.

“When I just can’t make sense of anything, this woman I’m becoming

The world might put some labels on her, but no matter where I go

I’ll always be

My father’s daughter”

That’s exactly what every child wants, needs and deserves. They need a father figure in their lives to love and support them in any situation, to be someone they can count on when life gets messy and confusing.

Ephesians 6:4 “And, you fathers, do not make your children angry: but give them training in the teaching and fear of the Lord.”