Listen to Peter Burton's "Where Would I be". 

Listen to Katy Nichole's "Have Your Way."

Listen to Elevation Rhythm's "Washed."

Listen to Andrew Ripp's "I'd Do It Again."

Listen to Caleb & John's "Finished."

Listen to Jon Reddick's "The Way."

Listen to Josiah Queen's "demons."

I wasn’t even looking for it. You know how it happens—you’re scrolling, half-distracted, maybe a little tired, carrying more than you meant to that day… and then a song finds you. That’s how I stumbled across Zach Williams' official lyric video, ‘Wait for Me.’

And I had to stop. Because it didn’t just play—it spoke deeply to the longings in my heart. It reminded me we can talk to God and whisper: “Hey God, it’s me… I’ve been lost a little while…” Released just this year, the song speaks to the deepest longings in our hearts. 

And I swear, it felt like someone had taken the quiet, unspoken parts of our hearts and put them into lyrics. The wandering. Trying to figure it out on our own. Circling the same roads, knowing there has to be more… but not quite knowing how to get there.

And then that line—You wait for me.

If I'm taking the long way home

Stuck on the same old dead-end road

I wanna leave the life I know

But when I just can't let go

Oh. Friend… that’s the part that gets you. Because isn’t that what it’s like growing up?

We Leave Home, But Mama Leaves the Light On 

We leave home. We step out. We try to build a life, prove something, find something, heal something. We take the long way more times than we’d like to admit. We hit dead ends, double back, carry things we were never meant to hold.

And all the while? Mama leaves the light on. Not because she expects you to fail…But because she knows there might be a moment when you need to come home. That’s what this song feels like.

God isn’t pacing the floor in frustration. He’s not shutting the door or turning off the porch light. He’s waiting. Patient. Steady. Kind. The kind of waiting that says, I see every mile you’ve walked… and I’ll still meet you at the door.

And maybe you needed that reminder today. Maybe you’ve taken the long way. Maybe you’re still figuring it out. Maybe you’re carrying regret for how long it’s taken.

But hear this, sweet friend—You are not too far gone. You are not too late. You are not beyond His reach. The light is still on. He’s still waiting. Share this with a friend who needs to hear this too! 

“So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him…” Luke 15:20

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: iBelieve.com: 3 Reasons Why My Mom Reminds Me of Jesus

Listen to Terrian's "Testimony."

Listen to Blanca + Ryan Ellis' "I'm Yours."

Listen to Carly Ann Taylor's "Why Should I Worry."

Listen to Jamie MacDonald's "Ain't No Way"

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "How Good It Is - Story Of A Song From The Psalms."

Listen to We The Kingdom's "Rescue Me."

MercyMe’s “Make It Well” official lyric video is precisely what you need, with the tune likely to bring a tear or two to your eyes. The incredibly popular Christian band is back with a lyric video for their moving song about asking the Lord for peace and comfort. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to and see MercyMe’s official lyric video for “Make It Well.”

The world is a lost, hectic and chaotic place. Trying to find any semblance of peace and comfort in such a frenzied and disorderly location is a near impossibility. Those who do choose to put their faith and trust in things of this world will be tossed from here to there as they constantly search for something, anything to hold onto and rely upon.

There are instances and situations in this life, as you’ve likely already discovered, that could drive even the most sane and grounded person crazy. Life will throw you curveballs, often painful and heart-wrenching ones that completely turn your life upside down. But it’s during those moments when we feel beyond lost, confused, unsure and feel immense pain that we can be assured that He is still at work. When everything around us is crumbling, we can have faith that He will work it out. We can have peace amongst the storms.

That’s precisely what MercyMe sings about with their tune “Make It Well.” Not everything is going to be perfect in life; far, far from it. But regardless of what happens or what we encounter, He is still God, and we can know that He is still in control.

“Whatever my lot
You are still my God
It is well
It is well with my soul”

Not everything in life will go as we planned or as we thought, but we can continue to hold onto Him. He will forever and always remain faithful through everything and everywhere.

1 Corinthians 1:9 “God is faithful, through whom ye were called into the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.”

You have to check out this fun and uplifting music video from Phil Wickham and Crowder for their song ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace.’ The song is an updated rendition of the classic hymn, and the upbeat sound will have you on your feet praising God with a joyful sound! Let the song bring you some smiles and encouragement today.

‘Singing Hallelujah! There’s no chains on me 
Thank you Jesus, You have set me free 
You welcomed me in, called me by name, was dead in my sin 
Now I’m dancing on that grave, Hallelujah! It really is Amazing Grace’

What a great song! Phil Wickham shares about why he wanted to release ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace’ and collaborate with Crowder. 

“Very excited about this one. I couldn’t believe I’ve never put out a version of this hymn!?!” Phil Wickham wrote in an Instagram post. “As a worship leader for 25 years I am always searching for upbeat songs that carry spiritual substance, joy, and are just fun to sing. This one checks all those boxes for me! It’s called ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace’ and it rips you guys!”

Phil Wickham also shared the original story behind the hymn ‘Amazing Grace,’ and it really is such an incredible testimony.

“Did you know that the man who wrote ‘Amazing Grace,’ the most popular Christian song of all time, was a slave trader?” he said in an Instagram video. “In the 1700s, John Newton was on a boat trafficking humans — buying, selling, capturing them — one of the greatest horrific evils the world has ever seen. And he was out on this ship and a storm blew in. It started tearing apart the ship. The ship was taking water; it looked like certain death. And in that moment, John Newton even surprised himself by crying out to God, asking for help and praying for forgiveness.”

Then Phil goes on to explain how John Newton’s life started to change after he survived that storm.

“After he cried out for help, cried out to God, a change sparked in his heart, and over the next couple years, he grew closer and closer to God, to the point where he started studying the Bible and ended up becoming a pastor,” he continued. “He fought against slavery, he spoke up against slave trade. It was amazing what God did in his life, and so when he says, ‘Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me,’ it’s not just poetic imagery…he’s thinking back on who he was before he knew the grace of God.”

What an amazing story and song. We hope that it was an encouragement to you today!

Tauren Wells's lyric video for the powerful “Breathe On It” is simple and spiritually inspiring. It’s a peaceful way to showcase Tauren’s thoughtful lyrics. Play the video to soak in the words and meaning. 

Christian singer Tauren Wells's new lyric video shows a cross on a wavy blue canvas. Its visuals tie into the song’s meaning—that anything God breathes on is given transformation. And though the surroundings may waver, the cross never does. 

Some of the lyrics to “Breathe On It” are: 

Something's gotta come alive again
Every time You breathe on it
I can feel Your fire falling
Ain't no shackle You're not breaking loose

Tauren said of his song, “I’m asking God to BREATHE ON IT💨. Nothing done out of my own striving or strength but carried along by the wind of His spirit. I have a holy expectation that it could change…everything.”

The breath of life is a recurring theme throughout scripture. 

In Genesis, God breathed life into Adam. In Ezekiel, the prophet received a vision of the wind breathing life into a field of dry bones, and they formed an army that came to life. In John, Jesus breathed on his disciples before he ascended, gifting them the Holy Spirit. 

Like Tauren is saying, we should look for where God is breathing, rather than making our own plans and agendas. His breath, his spirit, is a gift that we shouldn’t take for granted. 

It’s wonderful that artists like Tauren dig into the scripture to remind us what we should have on our hearts. It’s not all about emotions and feelings or surface worship—it's about listening to the Holy Spirit and looking for where God wants us to be. 

“And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” Genesis 2:7

It is amazing to see how Christian artists craft songs that express personal testimonies and communicate Biblical messages. It is so special when we have the opportunity to see the words that were written and reflect on them. Watch as Matthew West’s uplifting and powerful ‘Good’ gets a lyric video. 

At the start of the clip, we see Matthew in the dark, sitting on a chair and playing guitar as he begins the song. The lyrics pop up at the bottom of the screen for you to join in or reflect on the words. At first, you think the song is about falling short and is more focused on humanity’s sin. 

As you get to the chorus, you are amazed by the lyrics because they turn out to be the testimony of every Christian: we are loved because God is good, even though we are not. It is cleverly crafted to turn the words towards what Jesus has done, and it is powerful.

The chorus sings out:

And I was wrecked by mercy
The day I understood
I'm not loved because I'm worthy
I'm loved because You're good

You see Matthew sitting among water with lights around. He then gets in the water. It is very symbolic of the grace of God, like a river, and of His baptism of believers. 

If you feel discouraged today over your sins and story, let this empower you with the truth that Jesus’ love and goodness covers you. We have all sinned and fallen short of God’s glory, but His perfect sacrifice for us seals all who believe in Him. This video will have you singing with Matthew and celebrating your own story today.
 
“There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love." 1 John 4:18

This is one of the most entertaining videos you will watch! These brothers know how to bring fresh creativity into their videography and storylines. Check out for KING + COUNTRY's official music video for “World on Fire.”

At the beginning of this video, the world zooms in on a boy who wakes up and runs. A fisherman is hanging out and realizes he is late, so he begins to gather himself to run. An explorer starts to map out his location. 

Suddenly, we see this young boy run up to the edge of the cliff to grasp onto a long cord hanging down from the sky. We see Taylor Hill gathering with a village of people to sing about finally being alive and setting the world on fire.

This fun video shows people sitting together in the back of a truck dancing and celebrating. Everyone has so much fun. The picture goes back to the boy bringing the floating plug and the men showing him where to plug it into.

We suddenly get a glimpse of the boy’s mom, and she tells him to let his light shine. The boy smiles and shines his light. He plugs in the electricity and starts a big celebration among the people as they cheer and dance. 

Then, the little boy smiles. The world zooms out, and you see all of these lights around the world. Suddenly, the video says, “Introduces Yoneury - A Compassion Child from the Dominican Republic.” 

You will love how this video highlights the importance of sharing the love of Jesus to everyone around the world. 
 
“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16

Listen to Pat Barrett's "I've Got A Fire."

Listen to Peter Burton's "Where Would I be". 

Listen to Katy Nichole's "Have Your Way."

Listen to Elevation Rhythm's "Washed."

Listen to Andrew Ripp's "I'd Do It Again."

Listen to Caleb & John's "Finished."

Listen to Jon Reddick's "The Way."

Listen to Josiah Queen's "demons."

I wasn’t even looking for it. You know how it happens—you’re scrolling, half-distracted, maybe a little tired, carrying more than you meant to that day… and then a song finds you. That’s how I stumbled across Zach Williams' official lyric video, ‘Wait for Me.’

And I had to stop. Because it didn’t just play—it spoke deeply to the longings in my heart. It reminded me we can talk to God and whisper: “Hey God, it’s me… I’ve been lost a little while…” Released just this year, the song speaks to the deepest longings in our hearts. 

And I swear, it felt like someone had taken the quiet, unspoken parts of our hearts and put them into lyrics. The wandering. Trying to figure it out on our own. Circling the same roads, knowing there has to be more… but not quite knowing how to get there.

And then that line—You wait for me.

If I'm taking the long way home

Stuck on the same old dead-end road

I wanna leave the life I know

But when I just can't let go

Oh. Friend… that’s the part that gets you. Because isn’t that what it’s like growing up?

We Leave Home, But Mama Leaves the Light On 

We leave home. We step out. We try to build a life, prove something, find something, heal something. We take the long way more times than we’d like to admit. We hit dead ends, double back, carry things we were never meant to hold.

And all the while? Mama leaves the light on. Not because she expects you to fail…But because she knows there might be a moment when you need to come home. That’s what this song feels like.

God isn’t pacing the floor in frustration. He’s not shutting the door or turning off the porch light. He’s waiting. Patient. Steady. Kind. The kind of waiting that says, I see every mile you’ve walked… and I’ll still meet you at the door.

And maybe you needed that reminder today. Maybe you’ve taken the long way. Maybe you’re still figuring it out. Maybe you’re carrying regret for how long it’s taken.

But hear this, sweet friend—You are not too far gone. You are not too late. You are not beyond His reach. The light is still on. He’s still waiting. Share this with a friend who needs to hear this too! 

“So he got up and went to his father. But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him…” Luke 15:20

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: iBelieve.com: 3 Reasons Why My Mom Reminds Me of Jesus

Listen to Terrian's "Testimony."

Listen to Blanca + Ryan Ellis' "I'm Yours."

Listen to Carly Ann Taylor's "Why Should I Worry."

Listen to Jamie MacDonald's "Ain't No Way"

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "How Good It Is - Story Of A Song From The Psalms."

Listen to We The Kingdom's "Rescue Me."

MercyMe’s “Make It Well” official lyric video is precisely what you need, with the tune likely to bring a tear or two to your eyes. The incredibly popular Christian band is back with a lyric video for their moving song about asking the Lord for peace and comfort. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to and see MercyMe’s official lyric video for “Make It Well.”

The world is a lost, hectic and chaotic place. Trying to find any semblance of peace and comfort in such a frenzied and disorderly location is a near impossibility. Those who do choose to put their faith and trust in things of this world will be tossed from here to there as they constantly search for something, anything to hold onto and rely upon.

There are instances and situations in this life, as you’ve likely already discovered, that could drive even the most sane and grounded person crazy. Life will throw you curveballs, often painful and heart-wrenching ones that completely turn your life upside down. But it’s during those moments when we feel beyond lost, confused, unsure and feel immense pain that we can be assured that He is still at work. When everything around us is crumbling, we can have faith that He will work it out. We can have peace amongst the storms.

That’s precisely what MercyMe sings about with their tune “Make It Well.” Not everything is going to be perfect in life; far, far from it. But regardless of what happens or what we encounter, He is still God, and we can know that He is still in control.

“Whatever my lot
You are still my God
It is well
It is well with my soul”

Not everything in life will go as we planned or as we thought, but we can continue to hold onto Him. He will forever and always remain faithful through everything and everywhere.

1 Corinthians 1:9 “God is faithful, through whom ye were called into the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.”

You have to check out this fun and uplifting music video from Phil Wickham and Crowder for their song ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace.’ The song is an updated rendition of the classic hymn, and the upbeat sound will have you on your feet praising God with a joyful sound! Let the song bring you some smiles and encouragement today.

‘Singing Hallelujah! There’s no chains on me 
Thank you Jesus, You have set me free 
You welcomed me in, called me by name, was dead in my sin 
Now I’m dancing on that grave, Hallelujah! It really is Amazing Grace’

What a great song! Phil Wickham shares about why he wanted to release ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace’ and collaborate with Crowder. 

“Very excited about this one. I couldn’t believe I’ve never put out a version of this hymn!?!” Phil Wickham wrote in an Instagram post. “As a worship leader for 25 years I am always searching for upbeat songs that carry spiritual substance, joy, and are just fun to sing. This one checks all those boxes for me! It’s called ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace’ and it rips you guys!”

Phil Wickham also shared the original story behind the hymn ‘Amazing Grace,’ and it really is such an incredible testimony.

“Did you know that the man who wrote ‘Amazing Grace,’ the most popular Christian song of all time, was a slave trader?” he said in an Instagram video. “In the 1700s, John Newton was on a boat trafficking humans — buying, selling, capturing them — one of the greatest horrific evils the world has ever seen. And he was out on this ship and a storm blew in. It started tearing apart the ship. The ship was taking water; it looked like certain death. And in that moment, John Newton even surprised himself by crying out to God, asking for help and praying for forgiveness.”

Then Phil goes on to explain how John Newton’s life started to change after he survived that storm.

“After he cried out for help, cried out to God, a change sparked in his heart, and over the next couple years, he grew closer and closer to God, to the point where he started studying the Bible and ended up becoming a pastor,” he continued. “He fought against slavery, he spoke up against slave trade. It was amazing what God did in his life, and so when he says, ‘Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me,’ it’s not just poetic imagery…he’s thinking back on who he was before he knew the grace of God.”

What an amazing story and song. We hope that it was an encouragement to you today!

Tauren Wells's lyric video for the powerful “Breathe On It” is simple and spiritually inspiring. It’s a peaceful way to showcase Tauren’s thoughtful lyrics. Play the video to soak in the words and meaning. 

Christian singer Tauren Wells's new lyric video shows a cross on a wavy blue canvas. Its visuals tie into the song’s meaning—that anything God breathes on is given transformation. And though the surroundings may waver, the cross never does. 

Some of the lyrics to “Breathe On It” are: 

Something's gotta come alive again
Every time You breathe on it
I can feel Your fire falling
Ain't no shackle You're not breaking loose

Tauren said of his song, “I’m asking God to BREATHE ON IT💨. Nothing done out of my own striving or strength but carried along by the wind of His spirit. I have a holy expectation that it could change…everything.”

The breath of life is a recurring theme throughout scripture. 

In Genesis, God breathed life into Adam. In Ezekiel, the prophet received a vision of the wind breathing life into a field of dry bones, and they formed an army that came to life. In John, Jesus breathed on his disciples before he ascended, gifting them the Holy Spirit. 

Like Tauren is saying, we should look for where God is breathing, rather than making our own plans and agendas. His breath, his spirit, is a gift that we shouldn’t take for granted. 

It’s wonderful that artists like Tauren dig into the scripture to remind us what we should have on our hearts. It’s not all about emotions and feelings or surface worship—it's about listening to the Holy Spirit and looking for where God wants us to be. 

“And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” Genesis 2:7

It is amazing to see how Christian artists craft songs that express personal testimonies and communicate Biblical messages. It is so special when we have the opportunity to see the words that were written and reflect on them. Watch as Matthew West’s uplifting and powerful ‘Good’ gets a lyric video. 

At the start of the clip, we see Matthew in the dark, sitting on a chair and playing guitar as he begins the song. The lyrics pop up at the bottom of the screen for you to join in or reflect on the words. At first, you think the song is about falling short and is more focused on humanity’s sin. 

As you get to the chorus, you are amazed by the lyrics because they turn out to be the testimony of every Christian: we are loved because God is good, even though we are not. It is cleverly crafted to turn the words towards what Jesus has done, and it is powerful.

The chorus sings out:

And I was wrecked by mercy
The day I understood
I'm not loved because I'm worthy
I'm loved because You're good

You see Matthew sitting among water with lights around. He then gets in the water. It is very symbolic of the grace of God, like a river, and of His baptism of believers. 

If you feel discouraged today over your sins and story, let this empower you with the truth that Jesus’ love and goodness covers you. We have all sinned and fallen short of God’s glory, but His perfect sacrifice for us seals all who believe in Him. This video will have you singing with Matthew and celebrating your own story today.
 
“There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love." 1 John 4:18

This is one of the most entertaining videos you will watch! These brothers know how to bring fresh creativity into their videography and storylines. Check out for KING + COUNTRY's official music video for “World on Fire.”

At the beginning of this video, the world zooms in on a boy who wakes up and runs. A fisherman is hanging out and realizes he is late, so he begins to gather himself to run. An explorer starts to map out his location. 

Suddenly, we see this young boy run up to the edge of the cliff to grasp onto a long cord hanging down from the sky. We see Taylor Hill gathering with a village of people to sing about finally being alive and setting the world on fire.

This fun video shows people sitting together in the back of a truck dancing and celebrating. Everyone has so much fun. The picture goes back to the boy bringing the floating plug and the men showing him where to plug it into.

We suddenly get a glimpse of the boy’s mom, and she tells him to let his light shine. The boy smiles and shines his light. He plugs in the electricity and starts a big celebration among the people as they cheer and dance. 

Then, the little boy smiles. The world zooms out, and you see all of these lights around the world. Suddenly, the video says, “Introduces Yoneury - A Compassion Child from the Dominican Republic.” 

You will love how this video highlights the importance of sharing the love of Jesus to everyone around the world. 
 
“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16

Listen to Pat Barrett's "I've Got A Fire."