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If you are looking for a peaceful worship invitation, then this is the video. Check out this video clip of Housefires - Rest On Us.

So often we see an unnecessary amount of lights and smoke machines to create an atmosphere of worship. However, Housefires shows us in this video that there is something beautiful about the authenticity of just being gathered with other believers singing and praising the Lord with our instruments. As we reflect on the Holy Spirit meeting with us and resting on us, this is a beautiful invitation for us to draw near to God. We can see the genuine hearts of those in this clip connecting with their Savior in this casual setting. We see blue jeans, hats, and flannel shirts that remind us we can come to God just as we are right now. We do not need to bring a show to Him, just simply our hearts. 

It is also amazing to see such diversity in one room. Housefires models what heaven will be like one day. We see every tribe and nation represented in the book of Revelation. This group of various individuals comes together and encourages our own souls that we are all one in Christ Jesus. The concept of the Holy Spirit filling us is a daily calling of all believers. We have access to the Spirit, but we need to join in with this prayer found within this song, “Fill me up” for the day.

This is not just a song, this is a prayer. These people are greatly seeking God to rest on them and meet them in their worship. God is always with us, but He invites us to draw near to Him and says that He will draw near to us. May this be our prayer too as we witness this peaceful song.

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

The song You Freed Me, You Saved Me is from Housefires’ second of seven albums released titled How to Start a Housefire Part II. The band was formed in 2014 out of Grace Midtown Church in Atlanta and have worked with other Christian artists to include, Pat Barret (The Way) and Ryan Ellis (Heart of the Father).

In the almost 7-minute video, the listener is transported right into a worship service. The video is filmed in what looks like a screened in porch or building but it is comfy and cozy. There are couches and rugs and tables and a lot of people surrounding the singer and band. The song starts off soft with the lead singer playing his acoustic guitar and someone playing along softly on the piano.

The people in attendance look relaxed as they sway to the music. The lyrics “I’ve got this joy and it won’t let go. I looked in his eyes and it freed my soul. I’ve got this joy and it won’t let go. My soul knows it” are repeated several times. The lead singer then breaks into some ad lib while the crowd and back up singers continue to sing those lyrics.

The next set of lyrics that contain the title are repeated several times after. People in the video have huge smiles, closed eyes and raised hands. You can tell the whole group is in the presence of the Lord. The song finishes as the whole group sings and it simply fades out so the listener can remain in that space for as long as he or she may need to.

Housefire’s YouTube channel states that the band’s goal is to partner with God and “create
artistic expressions of love, worship, and freedom that authentically connect people to God”.

After watching and listening, anyone would agree that this song and video create the perfect atmosphere for one to relax and forget about the worries of this world and render a strong connection with their God.

Matthew 18:20 “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”

If you are looking for a way to reflect on the joy that the Holy Spirit provides us in life, this song is for you. Check out Housefires - We Have No Good. 

It is easy to assume that people have goodness in them. However, Scripture makes it clear that we have nothing good except what has been given through Jesus. 

We are all sinful and fall short of God’s standard of perfection. This song’s repetition and the display of worship in this casual room setting remind us that we have nothing to offer, but we have received every blessing in Christ. 

In this song the phrase “There is fullness of joy in Your presence” is repeated continually. Knowing that we have nothing significant to offer could cause us to feel discouraged, however, that is not the point. The meaning is that Jesus has given us forgiveness, transformation, and freedom from the burden of sin. 

 

We can have His joy in our lives and live out the fullness which He has for those who love Him. In knowing our weakness and our inability to bring forth any goodness enables us to appreciate His goodness. 

Maybe you are feeling discouraged about your failures today? May this music video be a reminder of Jesus’ forgiveness. Perhaps you are feeling like you have no joy in your life. As you hear the message of having fullness of joy, be encouraged that Jesus is the reason and the way for us to have this kind of life and attitude each day. No matter what we are facing, He is with us.

“All of us have become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags; we all shrivel up like a leaf, and like the wind our sins sweep us away.” Isaiah 64:6

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Listen to this beautiful worship song called ‘Look Around’ by Housefires.

“Not a word You speak is ever wasted, not a promise You have left unkept
You are faithful to me through the ages, Jesus, my Emmanuel, not a single taste
Has disappointed, not a glimpse of You has fallen short, You go far beyond my expectations
Jesus, Jesus, always more, what a privilege, what an honor, just to dwell within Your house”

What an amazing song filled with so much truth. It is one that you could listen to over and over and never tire of. Such a beautiful song to praise God with!

The group in the music video is called Housefires, and they are based out of Atlanta's Grace Midtown Church. Housefires is a worship collective with an organic and uplifting sound, and it was formed in 2014.

Their self-titled debut album was issued the year that they were formed, followed in 2015 by Housefires II. In 2023, the band kicked off the year with the January release of their seventh album, How to Start A Housefire. And recently, the worship collective released How to Start A Housefire Part II. The second part of this project is filled with piano ballads and provides true and honest worship.

“Starting a housefire is all about seeing every part of your life set ablaze with the presence of God: the ordinary and the spectacular. Both high and low moments. Your family, your community, your home, your vocation - your whole life consumed with the fiery love of Jesus,” says Housefires member Nate Moore when talking about the new album.

“Every moment on this album was a part of longer times of worship, so some of the songs don't even have a proper start,” shares Housefires member Blake Wiggins. “The recording process was really to press record with a loose setlist and a lot of space to flow between songs and leaders. It's the same thing you'd experience in a house church or a group of people just getting together to worship. No click tracks, no guides, so you really have free rein to just follow wherever God and the room are going.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Look Around’ by Housefires today.

The talented worship band, Housefires shares their spontaneous music video for their song, ‘Look Around.’ Their words of worship remind us that God is for us and he is with us always. Often in our faith journey, we endure heartache, struggles, and pain. Sometimes our circumstances are so overwhelming, we wonder where God is in the midst of the storm. Yet, we are reminded to take our eyes off the storm and plant them firmly on Christ. He will remind us how far he has brought us, how he is faithful when we tremble, and how he is still bringing everything together for our good and his glory! 

“What a privilege, what an honor
Just to dwell within Your house
In every season, in every hour
You're faithful then, and You'll be faithful now”

Housefires is a collective worship band rooted in Georgia in 2014 and have released five uplifting worship albums The band set out to create tangible and relatable worship songs that were birthed from what God was doing within their group. Since the birth of the band, they have kept their mission to bring worship to Christ’s followers. On their website, they wrote, “Our hope is that these songs would spark fires that would burn bright in ordinary houses all over the world.” The band includes Pat Barrett, Nate Moore, Kirby Kaple, and Tony Brown. 

As we listen to the lyrics, their uplifted voices of praise, and the melody, we are drawn into the presence of the Holy Spirit as we bow our hearts in worship. We are reminded of the blessings and miracles God has woven into the fabric of our lives. Let these words wash over you and saturate you in God’s goodness. Let it spark a fire within that overflows for others to see. 

Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go,” Joshua 1:9

Listen to "God My God" performed by Housefires.

‘Get Back To The Well’ by the Housefires will quench the need you have to connect with Jesus. On a hot day, nothing revives us like a cool stream of water. Whether we drink it or take a plunge, water refreshes our body and soul. The worship team Housefires takes our need for Jesus and puts it into a form of worship that leads us to the well of everlasting life. 

“Are you hungry, thirsty, wondering and searching? There is a well, sure to satisfy. Are you needy, weary, so tired of being empty? Every day, you're barely getting by. There's a well to satisfy.” As they sing, their collective voices create a fresh energetic sound that makes it feel like you’re in the room worshipping with them as they usher the Holy Spirit in. 

Housefires is a worship group based out of Georgia where that host worship nights at Grace Midtown Church. The band includes Nate Moore, Kirby Kaple, and Tony Brown. Beginning in 2014, they have released five albums and are most known for tracks like ‘Good Good Father,’ ‘Build My Life,’ and ‘Yes and Amen.’ The band was named after the life of their church, small groups in which worship and praise began lighting up each home with God’s holy fire. The band set out to create worship songs that were birthed from what God was doing within their group collectively. 

Their song ‘Get Back To The Well’ is about stripping away struggles, challenges, and distractions that keep us from meeting Jesus at the well of life. Their song reminds us Jesus is standing at his well of living water and offering us the life-giving spirit of God, peace, comfort, salvation, and his deep love. If you feel as though you’re stuck in the middle of a spiritual desert with a parched soul, take a listen to ‘Get Back To The Well,’ and let Jesus quench your thirst. 

“As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, my God,” Psalm 42:1.

Listen to this wonderful worship song called ‘All Over Again Flow’ by Housefires.

“I’m starting to fall in love with you, all over again, all over again
I’m starting to fall in love with you, all over again, all over again, all over again
Jesus open my heart to let you speak, break off the lies that I believe
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, reintroduce yourself to me, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus”

What a beautiful and intimate worship session. And hearing all of those voices fill up the room while singing out to Jesus was just amazing. Many people online felt the same way.

“l literally haven't heard anything more perfect. Jesus reintroduce yourself to me. Love that,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video.

“Such a beautiful and truthful reality of His love,” comments another person online. “Thank you for this deep spiritual worship that’s intimate.”

The group Housefires is based out of Atlanta's Grace Midtown Church, and it is a worship collective with an organic and uplifting sound. Housefires was formed in 2014 and primarily led by Kirby Kaple, Tony Brown, and Nate Moore, with original member Pat Barrett contributing heavily to their early releases.

Their self-titled debut album was issued the year that they were formed, followed in 2015 by Housefires II. In 2023, the band kicked off the year with the January release of their seventh album, How to Start A Housefire. And this song, ‘All Over Again Flow,’ is from their album titled How To Start A Housefire Part II.

"We’ve all been through our own hells and journeys over the last several years," says Housefires' member Blake Wiggins when talking about the band’s new album. "Now we are able to sing songs that look back and remind ourselves of what He’s done, how He’s gotten us through and the ways He’s always been. I’m excited that our testimonies and stories can meet up with the stories of everyone listening to this album, and together we can grow more in love with Jesus and the person He truly is."

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘All Over Again Flow’ by Housefires today.

Listen to this encouraging song by the Housefires titled, ‘Be Still And Know.’ 

If you’re anything like me, being still is definitely a challenge. Learning to be still and get to know the Lord is a whole new ball game. The song is based on the Bible passage found in Psalms 46:10. What is so encouraging about this verse is how it teaches us no matter what we encounter in life, God is our refuge and strength. He is on the throne, and he still reigns. 

“For all my life You’ve been good.
Even in my darkest days. You’ve always stayed.
You’re so good. Faithful friend, it’s who you’ve been. 
So remind me when I forget.”

What a beautiful and encouraging song. It reminds us to turn away from the noise of the world and tune our hearts into God. It’s a reminder God wants to abide in us and us in him. When we come to Christ in worship, he wants us to come with ready hearts. He doesn’t want us to come out of a sense of duty but because we truly desire to be with him. When we do manage to come to him in worship, in his word, or in prayer, he reminds us of the good he has done. He reminds us of his faithfulness in a faithless world. He infuses hope when we feel drained. 

The song ‘Be Still And Know’ is truly a heart’s cry to meet with Jesus as we encounter the reality and the beauty of his love. Thank God for the group Housefires. It started out as a group in Atlanta, Georgia in 2014. The mission of this Gospel group was to bring authentic worship to the world. We hope this live performance lifts your spirit today. 

“Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth,” Psalm 46:10.

Three sisters sing a heavenly rendition of ‘I Call Him Lord.’ 

Harmony, Destiny, and Brittney are known around the world as having angelic voices. The sisters began singing at the tender ages of 5, 6, and 7. They began their singing career ministering to the less fortunate. Their church would serve meals on Sunday evenings while the girls sang Gospel music. 

Their enchanting, heavenly voices quickly attracted fans far and wide, booking them for mission fundraisers, church events, and more. The Pilkey sisters were honored to perform during the 2017 GMA Covenant Awards, and they were nominated as New Artist of the Year. 

The sisters say they are grateful for the opportunities worshipping Christ has brought into their lives, such as opening for Youn Street Vocal Band, The Ball Brothers, and The Booth Brothers. 

The girls are no strangers to hardship. They lost their father in 2011, and through this experience, they grew to love God as their only ‘hope’ and Savior through his compassionate grace. They say God’s promises are true and hold Romans 8:38 as their foundational life verse, “Our fears for today, our worries about tomorrow and even the powers of hell cannot keep God's love away.”

You will love listening to this rendition of ‘I Call Him Lord’ with the girls’ astounding vocals and tight harmony. You will see the passion they have for Christ in every note they sing. It’s almost as if they are singing to God and God alone. The Pilkey Sisters hope and pray the Gospel message is apparent in their performance. They also hope it brings a message of hope for those who are in need of salvation. How incredible are these girls? 

“For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39. 

A former American Idol contestant took the stage at one of the country’s most historic venues and sang a tune about faith.

Faith is one of those things that God tests quite a bit. He does call us to step out and be obedient even when the road ahead and the outcome are unclear. It’s easy to look back after enduring a trying circumstance and see what God was doing the whole time. But at the time, in the middle of such a situation, many may question God and His plan. 

Colton Dixon performed “Build A Boat” at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. It’s a song, which Colton admits, is about faith and the often-crazy things God  can ask of us. However, Colton added that having faith in God and His plan is always worth it.

“This next song is about faith,” Colton said. “I think God asks us to do crazy things sometimes and I think that the reward waiting on the other side of crazy faith far outweighs the sacrifice.”

In the first verse, Colton sings about a place most people have likely found themselves in at times. But instead of giving up and throwing in the towel, Colton sings that he will continue trusting God. He knows God has a good track record of being faithful and performing miracles. 

In the song’s chorus, Colton reiterates that he will trust in God. He has enough faith in Him to do whatever He asks even if that means building a boat in the desert.

“I will build a boat in the sand where they say it never rains
I will stand up in faith, I’ll do anything it takes
With your wind in my sails, Your love never fails or fades”

The audience responds to Colton’s song about having faith and being obedient to God’s call with a thunderous round of applause. 

Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart; and lean not to your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct your paths.”

Check out this wonderful rendition of the hymn ‘Where We’ll Never Grow Old’ by Redeemed Quartet.

“I have heard of a land on the far away strand, the beautiful home of the soul;
Built by Jesus on high, where we never shall die, it’s a land where we never grow old.
Never grow old, never grow old, in a land where we’ll never grow old;
Never grow old, never grow old, in a land where we’ll never grow old.”

Redeemed Quartet does an amazing job filming this music video in rural Indiana, and their voices sound just incredible together! From their harmonies to the passion in their singing, they really hit this one out of the park!

“Wonderful old song with so much meaning,” writes one person online. “Ben, your love for God shows as you sing this song. Josh, Caleb, and Nate harmonize beautifully and make this video so awesome. Keep blessing us with your music.”

“Another beautiful song. Thank you for continuing to bless us with your love for God,” comments another person on YouTube after watching the music video.

According to their YouTube page, Redeemed Quartet is a group made up of “four best friends and brothers presenting Gospel music that offers hope, life, and encouragement to young and old alike. 

Based in the great Midwest State of Indiana, the Redeemed Quartet has had the privilege of sharing their country-styled Southern Gospel music with a local, national, and international audience. Raised on traditional gospel music and Biblical values, the 4 best friends (2 sets of brothers) began their work in the hills of Southern Indiana as teenagers. 

From their start in 2014, their mission has been to be a light in the darkness and lift the weary traveler, while showcasing the tight blend of 4-part harmony that has come to define the traditional male quartet.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to Redeemed Quartet’s version of ‘Where We’ll Never Grow Old’ today!

It is always refreshing when Christian music gets highlighted on national television. In this video clip, Lauren Daigle performs, “Thank God I Do” on Good Morning America.

We see Lauren Daigle waving at the camera in an incredible outfit with her bright smile. She is on the City Music Series to reveal her new music. She is a grammy winner and has over a billion downloads. 

They begin to ask her about the new album. She shares how this album was songs that she personally needed right out of COVID and it was cathartic. She desired to seek healing through creativity. 

One host shared that Lauren was supposed to have a concert in Nashville on the day of the school shooting and immediately did a prayer vigil instead. Lauren says that if there is “one shred of hope she could give, then that would be a gift.” Lauren reveals that she needed to find her voice again in a time of difficulty.

The piano begins, and Lauren’s vulnerable and authentic lyrics speak to so many of fighting fears and darkness. Here lyrics powerfully proclaim:

“I don't know who I'd be if I didn't know You
I'd probably fall off the edge
I don't know where I'd go if You ever let go
So keep me held in Your hands” 

Lauren’s proclamation is that God gives her the identity she needs not to go over the edge. Her voice is powerful and confident. 

We have such peace and joy listening and reflecting on this message that Jesus is our hope and that we wouldn’t have direction in the hard times without Him. He is good.

“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” Jeremiah 1:5

Listen to this music video of the worship song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ live from this year’s Passion Conference.

“Who was there before there was creation, who illuminates the stars and sun
Who has set eternity in motion, there is just One 
Who can calm the storm with just a whisper, who can make the darkest demons run
Who can break the curse of generations, there is just One”

This song is one that will capture your heart and have you singing it out loud to praise our Heavenly Father. Passion Music and Landon Wolfe were the ones to create the song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ with the intention of bringing joy to all who listen to it.

The song lyrics mention “the mighty Lion of Judah” and “the pure and spotless Lamb” who is “the Alpha and Omega, the good and great I Am.” When we listen to the lyrics, we are reminded of how great our God is and how He bows low to love us. 

He isn’t a far-off, distant God, but He is near and lavishes His love on us. When you think about the great disparity between us, you can not help but be overwhelmed and worship Him.

In the video, Landon Wolfe is singing ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ in the middle of a huge stadium with thousands of people singing out in worship alongside him. It is a powerful scene to witness – to see all of those people raising their voices together to bring glory to our Father in Heaven.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to the worship song ‘Who Is Like The Lord’ today and that the lyrics and music were able to bring you some encouragement and joy.

Psalm 145:3
"Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised, and His greatness is unsearchable." 

A Grammy Award-winning musician gave a stunning performance, singing a song about having faith in God even when everything around us may be falling apart. 

Faith is a huge component of being a follower of God. There are often murky, unclear situations in life that require relying entirely on the Lord. His guidance and protection are needed frequently in life. God will even call out, asking us to step out and act in faith, even when we are unsure of the outcome.

Tori Kelly, while being backed up by the talented Solevoci Gospel Choir, sings “Soul’s Anthem (It is Well).”

In the song’s opening verse, Tori admits that she’s been struggling to place all her trust in God. She also states that living in a state of reliance on constant prayer has been difficult. So, Tori asks the Lord to help her in these areas. However, despite all her doubts, she still has enough faith to know God will see her through.

In the following verse, Tori mentions another issue that often troubles many. Fear, she sings, can get so bad that, at times, she’s paralyzed by it. This debilitating fear reminds her that she is not in control. Once again, though, she sings about her faith, knowing that it is well with her soul.

Later in the song, Tori and the choir incorporate lyrics from a beloved hymn. 

“It is well (it is well)
With my soul (with my soul)
It is well, it is well with my soul”

What a beautiful and moving performance about faith. The lyrics in the song remind us that when everything may be crumbling all around us, God is still working. He is still in control. He, as it says in His Word, will never leave or forsake us.

Deuteronomy 31:8 “And the Lord, he it is that does go before you; he will be with you, he will not fail, neither forsake you: fear not, neither be dismayed.”

A massive name in Christian music appeared on Fox News Channel and performed one of his latest hits.

As that beloved verse in the third chapter of John states, God sent his son into the world to save the world so that whoever believes in Him may have everlasting life. Without that wholly undeserving love of God, no one would have had a chance. The entire world would have been condemned, destined to live a life of sin and shame.

Christian musician Phil Wickham recently appeared on The Fox News Channel, where he performed ‘This is our God.” His performance was a part of the cable news channel’s “Faith & Friends Concert Series.”

“This is our God” is a song about the love of God and all He has done for a people entirely undeserving. The song’s first two verses detail how Christ died on a Christ, rose from the grave and won the victory over “those giants we called death and grave.”

The song also mentions that despite being made weak by fear so great that it captured our breath, weakening our faith, He still listened. 

“Remember that fear that took our breath away?
Faith so weak that we could barely pray
But He heard every word, every whisper”

The messages in Phil’s songs are reaching people everywhere. Before his performance, Phil stated that people all around the world are hearing his songs and are putting them into their native tongue.

“I mean, even in international places, like, I’m getting emails from China, Brazil and people are translating these songs in other languages,” he said. “No one knows even who I am there, but they know these songs and that’s really what I wrote them for.”

1 John 4:16 “And we have seen and had faith in the love which God has for us. God is love, and everyone who has love is in God, and God is in him.”

One family showed off their musical talents when they covered a massive hit from a big name in the Christian music scene.

Covering songs, especially wildly popular ones, is always a difficult task. It does not matter what the song is, people will always judge the cover against the original version. Also, it helps if the cover is different in some way, even slightly from the original. It helps differentiate it from the original and gives the cover a reason to even exist.

The Crosby Family covered Lauren Daigle’s smash hit “You Say” and made it their own, changing things slightly. Everyone in the family played a part in the video to the song, which was posted on YouTube.

The video begins with a little girl playing the piano and singing the opening lyrics of Lauren’s massive crossover hit. Then about halfway through the chorus, an even younger child appears on the screen. She walks over to the piano bench, sits down and strums along on her instrument while singing. 

“And You say I am held when I am falling short
When I don’t belong, oh You say I am Yours
And I believe
Oh, I believe”

Dad, while banging on the drums, joins in on the second verse. Dad and daughter then sing the second go-round on the chorus together. However, instead of tickling the ivories, the child shows her musical ability isn’t limited to just the piano. She’s now strumming the guitar. 

Mom has now taken over the piano duties. Like her daughter and husband, she can also sing. She belts out the lyrics in the song’s third verse. 

What a stunning rendition of a beloved song from an obviously talented family!

Deuteronomy 31:6 “Be strong and take heart, and have no fear of them: for it is the Lord your God who is going with you; he will not take away his help from you.”

Wonderful Video! The Smallbone Brothers!