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‘New Again’ by The Heritage celebrates the restoring love of Christ. You’ll love this uplifting song. You know some mornings, it feels like the sun spills a little softer across the garden. It brushes against wrinkled hands planting seeds and worn Bibles with pages thin as tissue — and reminds us: Jesus is still making all things new.

That's the sweet truth that The Heritage sings over us in their brand-new song, ‘New Again.’A fresh bloom of worship rising from the rich soil of their South Carolina roots, this song celebrates what every soul needs to hear again and again — you are a new creation, and your past is faded.

"You make all things, I’m a new creation, and my past is faded — I belong to You."

The Heritage is a collective of worship leaders who simply started out writing songs for their local church. They never dreamed the songs sung over their own congregation would spill over to touch hearts across the country.
But God — the great Grower of small seeds into towering trees — had bigger plans.

Led by Worship Pastor Joshua Phillips from Christian Heritage Church in Graniteville, SC, The Heritage brings a sound that feels like a bridge: a hand reaching back to the timeless truths of Scripture and another reaching forward to the fresh, creative breath of the next generation.

Listening to ‘New Again,’ you feel it: the deep passion for Jesus, the honesty and hope tucked into every lyric.
You feel it washing over you — like a warm rain coaxing new life from long-buried places.

Chris Tomlin himself said it best: "There was something so genuine and refreshing in their sound: a mix of honesty, passion, and heart fully focused on worship."

Maybe today you need that reminder, dear heart.
Maybe you've been tending the gardens of your family, your faith, your daily life for decades, and you wonder if the dry places can bloom again.

The Heritage sings it straight into your spirit:

‘You are His.
You are made new.
The past has no hold because His grace has the final word.’

So turn it up. Let the lyrics pour through the kitchen while you bake bread or plant seeds. Let it be the anthem humming through your heart: "I belong to You."
Because every woman who loves Jesus and tends His promises knows — in His hands, the best is always yet to come.

2 Corinthians 5:17 "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!"

MercyMe delivered a beautiful performance of their tune, “Oh Death.” The popular Christian music group gave an exclusive performance of their latest uplifting and incredibly catchy, upbeat hit. Watch the short but delightful clip to hear and watch MercyMe perform their song "Oh Death."

Death is a huge, massive fear for most people. It’s completely understandable why many individuals are frightened about what happens after our time on Earth ends. It’s filled with unknowns, and not knowing what happens next always causes human beings to experience trepidation and anxiety. We desperately want that knowledge so we can be prepared and aren’t caught off guard or taken by surprise.

However, those many unknowns will always exist when it comes to death. We won’t know what happens until our time is up. But even with those many unknowns, death is not something we have to fear. Christ, who willingly went to the cross, suffered and died for you and me, forever defeating death and sin.

In a clip posted on YouTube, MercyMe performs “Oh Death.” It’s a tune about how death no longer has a hold on them. They don’t fear or dread it. Instead, they joyously sing about death and how they have a Savior who has defeated the grave and death.

“Oh death, I will not be afraid
In the end, you will lose
I will dance on your grave with the one who buried you
You ain’t nothin’ but a stone that my Savior rolled away”

If that song and those powerful lyrics don’t move you, I’m sure anything will. Death, while many unknowns remain, is not something that we have to fear. Christ’s love and forgiveness offer freedom from sin, shame and fear, which includes the fear of death. If Jesus Christ is our personal Lord and Savior, and we’re sure that heaven is our destination after leaving this Earth, why do we fear death?

Revelation 21:4 “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.”

Breanna Nix delivered a soul-stirring cover of a Lauren Daigle classic on American Idol. The talented young woman performed “Still Rolling Stones.” Watch the short but powerful clip of Breanna’s stunning and awe-inspiring performance of the Lauren Daigle tune.

The current season of American Idol is quickly moving toward its inevitable conclusion. The contestants continue to shine as they sing their hearts out, desperately hoping to become the next winner. As every season always does, this season has made the public aware of some truly talented performers, including stay-at-home mom and aspiring singer Breanna Nix.

Breanna was shy and reserved in her initial audition, referring to herself as just a stay-at-home mom. Carrie Underwood quickly corrected her, telling her never to call herself “just a stay-at-home mom,” stating that that is the most important job of all.

Since wowing the judges in her audition, Breanna has become more confident on stage. In one of her latest appearances on the show, she turned in an outstanding performance of Lauren Daigle’s “Still Rolling Stones.” It’s a beautiful tune about the power, love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ.

“I thought I was too far gone
For everything I’ve done wrong
Yeah, I’m the one who dug this grave
But You called my name”

Breanna sounds terrific, as she has throughout the show. But what was most noticeable about the young woman was her confidence, which has grown tenfold since her initial audition. While beautifully singing “Still Rolling Stones,” Breanna moves about the stage and interacts with the audience. She looked like a seasoned pro, someone who has been doing this for years. 

The audience and the judges loved what they saw from the young woman.

“I mean, if anyone has ever picked the right song, that is your deal,” Luke Bryan said. “The confidence that you embody – I mean, it was like watching when Adele is in her zone. You truly owned that moment, and you never let off the gas from the start to the finish.”

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.”

An original Paul Cody song about a modern re-telling of the day Jesus died for us through the eyes of a man hearing it for the first time. It was begun during a beautiful sunrise on Good Friday of 2022 and completed the next day. Praise HIM!

WieRok Entertainment singer/songwriter Sean Rodriguez gave us an intimate acoustic performance of his powerful single 'It Is Finished' at the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville. Known for his charismatic, high-energy shows, Sean strips it back in this special rendition, showcasing the heart behind the song that became his first #1 hit, spending nine weeks atop the Christian Rock chart. A former children’s minister and youth leader, Sean’s passion for ministry and music runs deep—shaped by the legacy of his grandfather, a beloved Denver pastor. That legacy continues to inspire his artistry today. The studio version of “It Is Finished” features Kevin Young from Disciple and appears on Sean’s debut EP 'Jesus Will', a bold fusion of pop, worship, hip-hop, and rock

One woman turned in a dazzling cover performance of “It is Well with My Soul.” You'll want to return to her lovely rendition of the beloved old church hymn repeatedly. Watch the short but powerful clip of the talented young woman performing a hymn that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

Hymns, no matter how old, are always a joy to hear. Those familiar tunes about Christ’s love, mercy, grace and faithfulness will always and forever remain relevant and powerful. What could be better than hearing and singing “How Great Thou Art,” “Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “Amazing Grace?”

Those simple yet beautifully written songs about our Savior will always best any contemporary Christian music tune. For that reason, singers and musicians consistently and constantly return to those old hymns to cover and perform. That’s exactly what one woman, Natasha Zimbaro, has done. In a clip posted on YouTube, she sings a hauntingly beautiful rendition of “It is Well with My Soul.”

“When peace like a river attendeth my way
When sorrows like sea billows roll
Whatever my lot Thou hast taught me to say,
It is well; it is well with my soul”

What powerful, moving and comforting lyrics that are wonderfully performed by the gifted young woman!

No matter what we face in this world, we can have faith and assurance that everything will be fine. Yes, things may be falling apart all around us, but Christ is still in control and remains on the throne. We do not have to worry or fret in times of trouble; He offers peace beyond all understanding. It’s a peace and a calm that the world cannot grasp. Praise His name!

John 16:33 “I have said all these things to you so that in me you may have peace. In the world you have trouble, but take heart! I have overcome the world.”

I have to tell you about this video. I stumbled across it while sipping my coffee, thinking it would just be a sweet little background song — but then this country singer opened her mouth, and I nearly dropped my mug. You will love Billie Jo Jones’ soul-stirring acoustic ‘How Great Thou Art’ performance. 

She’s standing in this humble studio — no big lights, no big fanfare, and certainly no crowds. Just Billie Jo, who was so petite you could tuck her in your pocket, and her friend quietly strumming a guitar. And the second she starts singing ‘How Great Thou Art,’ oh mercy. I got goosebumps. It’s like her whole soul leans into Jesus with every word.

Her voice isn’t just a sound — it’s a prayer-filled story wrapped in twang and tenderness. You can feel that she knows the One she’s singing to. 

You can tell this is what she was made for. Billie Jo started singing before most kids even knew their ABCs. “I was putting on private concerts for my grandparents, who raised me in their living room when I was 4-5 years old,” she said. “They would sit and watch me for hours and clap for me after every song.”

And bless her heart, she wasn’t just humming lullabies. We’re talking Shania Twain, Dixie Chicks, Patsy Cline, and Loretta Lynn. She’s country through and through — but with her own grit and grace that makes it all feel brand new.

“Singing is the only thing I have ever wanted to do,” Billie Jo shared. “God didn’t give me this voice to just sit at home with it. I believe He gave me this voice and the courage to go out and play shows every weekend.”

And you know what? You see that courage in this video. You hear her heart for people, her deep-down belief that every note can carry hope. “Getting to share my voice and my story through my songs means EVERYTHING to me,” she said.

It’s no wonder I sat there teary-eyed, whispering the words with her: Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee…

Because, oh friend — hers sure did.

“Sing to the Lord, all the earth; proclaim his salvation day after day.” 1 Chronicles 16:23

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Lyric video of the song 'Because He Loves Us' from the multiethnic Heart of the City Band CD 'With One Voice'. (c) 2000, Heart of the City Music/ASCAP. Solos by Sara Renner, Barbara Van Leer and Nancy Ellis. Words and music by Dan Adler. Available to order or download www.danandsandyadler.com or at iTunes or most MP3 sites. Charts and background tracks available at praisecharts.com.

Michael W. Smith talks about his new single, ‘Arms Around The Sun’ featuring ‘The Chosen’s’ Jonathon Roumie. Sometimes a moment in music feels like joy you could bottle — and that’s precisely what happened when our favorite singer dropped his new single that will have you dancing. And get this: Jonathan Roumie, the guy who plays Jesus on ‘The Chosen,’ played drums on the track. Yes, you read that right — Jesus on the kit.

This whole collaboration wasn’t even planned. Jonathan posted on Instagram, “I couldn’t be more honored to get to play with the legend himself… This all happened kinda spontaneously (I maintain I was ‘tricked’ into this recording by Tedd and Michael 😂).” You can feel how much it meant to him, like a dream God kept tucked away until the right time.

Michael confirmed it, he said,  “He was a little nervous… We did probably three or four passes of it, and he just killed it. He just knocked it out of the park.”

You can hear the fun, the freedom, the fingerprints of Heaven in the beat. And what’s even more beautiful is that you can feel Michael’s heart behind it all. He’s not chasing charts or trying to fit in. “I write what I feel led to do,” he said. “It’s tempting — you want to compete — but you just can’t go there.” He cares deeply about his music, about the people who listen, and about what God thinks.

“It took 63 mixes to get the mix right,” Michael laughed, “but you know what, hey, if it was easy everybody would do it.” He added, “I listened to it this morning on my walk… just to make sure it still sounded as good as I thought it did.”

That kind of care? That kind of passion? It shows.

Watching Jonathan live out an old dream and seeing Michael light up like a kid with a new toy — it just feels like God smiling through melody. It’s not just another worship track; it’s an upbeat song with an 80s vibe. It’s an echo of something eternal, with arms wide open around the sun and the soul. And honestly? It’s worth hitting play more than once.

“Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom.” Psalm 145:3

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One musician gave a stunning performance of “Oh, How I Love Jesus.” The woman gave a moving rendition of the beloved hymn. Check out the short and powerful clip to hear her “Oh, How I Love Jesus” rendition. It's a tune that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

The world is a lost and fallen place full of people who are also lost, hurting, struggling and crying out for help. Many may believe themselves to be stuck in impossible, hopeless situations. Sin has utterly destroyed and ruined this world and many lives as well. But no matter how great sin might be, God’s love and mercy will always be greater.

Christ can enter those hopeless, seemingly lost situations and inject hope and life. He can make a way even when it was thought to be none. He is the difference maker, and if not for Christ’s love, forgiveness and bloodshed on the cross, we’d still be lost. But how can you or do you adequately thank and praise Him for doing so much for you and me?

We can’t, but we can still offer words of worship and praise. That is exactly what one woman has done with her lovely rendition of “Oh, How I Love Jesus.” Although the song may be familiar to many, the sweet, beautiful words will always cause many to become emotional. The lyrics describe the life-changing and life-saving name of Jesus.

“There is a name I love to hear
I love to sing its worth
It sounds like music in my ear
The sweetest name on Earth”

Jesus's name has changed and is still transforming hearts and lives. His love, mercy, forgiveness and grace are available to all. He stands at the door and knocks, but before we can be forgiven, we must answer and let Him in.

Acts 4:12 “And in no other is there salvation: for there is no other name under heaven, given among men, through which we may have salvation.”

A praise and worship team delivered a beautiful cover of “Promise Keeper.” Their powerful cover of the song about God’s unending love and faithfulness deserves to be listened to multiple times. Watch the short but moving clip to hear the talented musicians perform “Promise Keeper.”

This world is a sad, lonely and broken place. It’s full of hurting and struggling individuals crying out for help. Most people are searching for something, anything, in which to place their trust and faith. They desperately want something or someone reliable in their lives who can always be counted on to be there regardless of the situation or circumstances.

Of course, there is one who can be counted on and who is always loving and faithful. No matter what we may be going through or facing, Jesus Christ remains by our side throughout the entire ordeal. In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of incredibly talented musicians, a church’s praise and worship team, covers “Promise Keeper.”

This song's beautiful lyrics provide the answer for a broken world full of people looking for someone to trust and place their faith in. The lyrics are moving, powerful and full of truth. They describe the faithful and loving nature of Jesus Christ.

“You are a promise keeper
Your word will never fail
My heart can trust You, Jesus
I won’t be overwhelmed”

What beautiful and powerful words! 

Even when the path forward is muddled and unclear, we can never go wrong when trusting and relying upon Christ. In times of pain and uncertainty, He will guide, protect and direct. Again, He is always faithful and always has been. He has never let us down before, and there is no reason to believe that He ever will.

Hebrews 10:23 “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; for he is faithful that promised.”

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Husband-wife Americana duo Goldpine joined us to talk about their upcoming album 'Three,' the evolution of their songwriting, life on the road, and the stories behind their bold, harmony-driven sound.