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.”

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

Get inspired! See as Colton Dixon drops his official music video for ‘The Love I Have For You.’

The beginning of this video will immediately spark your interest with the artistry and creativity. At the start of the clip, Colton is seen in a mirror image on his bed, waking up in a dark room. He begins to sing about anxiety, a struggle that so many people can relate to who are watching. Colton appears “stuck in bed” with his mental health; however, then you get to the chorus, and he is empowered by the love that Jesus has for him.

The chorus sings out:

With the love I have for you
Ain't a mountain you can't move
In the dark, I'll be the light
In the fight, I'm by your side

This song is one that you will want to hear in the car, working out, or to pump you up in the morning. Colton bears his heart in the real battle with mental health and spiritual warfare that the enemy brings into the lives of believers. If you or someone you know is feeling stuck in a pit, this song will motivate you not to give up, because the love of Jesus will help you walk through the darkest valleys into victory.

At the bridge, Colton multiplies and dances in his red jumpsuit. The look in his eyes tells it all. He is vulnerable and confident in the power of the Holy Spirit. 

The world needs brave people sharing the testimonies of their hardships and how Jesus has pulled them out of rough places and walked with them into His peace. You will love Colton’s take on the love of Jesus.

“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

Listen to Hillsong UNITED's "Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)."

Check out TobyMac’s new music video for his song ‘Heaven On My Mind.’ The song is great, and the lyrics and music video serve as a poignant reminder of all the beautiful things that await us in heaven. We hope you’re encouraged by the song today!

‘I got Heaven on my mind, I got people waitin' by
Close my eyes and I can see dancin' on them golden streets
Got me dreamin' of the day, never leave, we get to stay
'Til I see that welcome sign, I ain't еven gonna lie, I got Heaven on my mind’

Sometimes we can get caught up in the trials of this world and the heartache that can come our way in life. Back in 2022, TobyMac released his album Life After Death, which came from the singer-songwriter wrestling with the emotional turmoil that followed the death of his 21-year-old son, Truett. Three years later, TobyMac released his next album titled Heaven On My Mind.

“My last record was just facing things no one should have to face…the deepest, heart-crushing you could ever have in losing my first-born son, but I felt like this record was me gaining my footing a bit. Realizing, ‘Okay, I can breathe, and I can get my fist up in the air about things I believe in,’” said TobyMac.

When talking about the title track, TobyMac shared: “‘Heaven On My Mind’ is this journey of going from total ashes to crawling to walking to standing up. It was me figuring out how to relate to God again, leading to all these questions, and ultimately something beautiful. I have a deeper relationship with God than I’ve ever had, because I walked through the valley with Him, and I decided I trusted Him.”

We hope you enjoyed listening to ‘Heaven On My Mind’ today!

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

The official music video for Jamie MacDonald's song "Left It In The River" depicts a journey of finding freedom and deliverance from past burdens. The lyrics describe a personal transformation through faith, where the singer leaves their guilt and shame "in the river". The video visually represents this theme, showing scenes of baptism and a sense of renewal. The song emphasizes a newfound joy and a clean slate after encountering God by the river.

Lauren Daigle has released the official lyric video for her beautiful new song, “Let It Be a Hallelujah.” The popular Christian music artist’s new tune is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to Lauren’s latest song “Let it Be a Hallelujah.”

Where would you and I be without the forgiveness, love, mercy and grace of Jesus Christ? That terrifying thought brings up a whole host of scenarios and possibilities we’d rather not imagine. We’d still be lost, living in sin and shame, destined to be separated from Him for all eternity. We’d have no hope and no future.

But we have hope and a future because of His unending, incredible love and undeserved forgiveness. He made the ultimate sacrifice, willingly laying down His life for us, even while we were still sinners. Because of that, our sins can be washed away, and we can experience eternal life with Him. Praise His name!

In a clip posted on YouTube, Lauren beautifully sings “Let it Be a Hallelujah,” proclaiming that He deserves all glory, honor and praise in every situation. Her powerful, moving lyrics beautifully and articulately express how, regardless of the situation or what we might be going through, every part of us should be constantly praising Him for what He has done.

“In every breaking moment
In every blessing that You give
Let it be a hallelujah
Oh Lord, let it be a hallelujah”

As the song also mentions, no matter what we encounter or go through, He will remain faithful, staying by our side in every instance. When we fall and stumble and during life’s victories and highs, He is faithful through it all.

He is more than worthy of all our praise and worship; even then, that will still fall way short.

Hebrews 13:15 “Let us make offerings of praise to God at all times through him, that is to say, the fruit of lips giving witness to his name.”

Phil Wickham releases a powerful ‘Homesick for Heaven’ performance video, and it will leave you undone in all the best ways possible. I don’t know about you, but I’ve come to realize that no matter how hard we try, no matter how perfectly we plan or fiercely we pray, life has a way of falling short.

We raise our babies with love-soaked prayers and messy grace. We try to be present. We try to be strong. We pour everything into this life of ordinary miracles and unspoken heartache. But then the unexpected hits: grief, disappointment, confusion, loss.

And we feel it—that hollow space in our soul that nothing in this world can quite reach. But then I heard ‘Homesick for Heaven,’ and I had to sit down because it stitched every part of my heart together, and I couldn’t help but dance. 

“My heart belongs to a country and a King / Of a land I've always known but I've never seen…”

That line wrecked me in the most beautiful way. Because haven’t we all felt it? That deep ache that stirs in the quiet moments—the ones between soccer practice and the late-night laundry loads? The ache that whispers there’s more than this…

I used to think I was just tired. Or overwhelmed. Or maybe not doing enough. But now I know better. That soft spot in my soul isn’t weariness—it’s homesickness. It’s a longing for what we were created for.

“There's an ache in my heart / I'm homesick for Heaven.”

There’s something about those words that reaches the soul of every mama who’s cried herself to sleep for her child whether they’re 13 or 30. Every person who’s lost someone too soon. Every heart that feels like it doesn’t quite belong here.

Because we don’t.

We were made for more. We were made for Home. And Phil’s lyrics remind us with such tenderness that our King—the One who wears our scars—is waiting. And we’ll get to run into His arms.

“I want to see my children run into Your arms / And worship the Savior who wears my scars.”

As a mom of three, that line just undid me. Because when I picture heaven, I don’t just imagine golden streets or angel choirs—I imagine my kids whole and unburdened. I imagine dancing with my daughter without her autism holding her back. I imagine no more therapy, no more doctor visits, no more fear.

Just Jesus. Just wholeness. Just… Home.

“In my Father's house there are many rooms / Enough for everyone, enough for you…”

And isn’t that the grace of it all? That it’s not just poetic—it’s promised. Jesus said it with His own words and Homesick for Heaven echoes that hope.

Phil reminds us we don’t need to fear the ache. We can let it point us toward the Promise. We can let it draw us into a deeper knowing that this life isn’t the end—it’s just the beginning.

So the next time you feel that cavern in your soul, that yearning for something more, don’t try to fill it with busy. Don’t numb it with noise.

Let it ache.

Let it remind you: this isn’t all there is.

You were made for a place your heart already knows.

You were made for a King who already calls you His.

“I'll run as fast as I can into Your arms / 'Cause I was created to be where You are…”

That’s the anthem I’ll be singing until I’m home. And I hope it’s the same for you!

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

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In celebration of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" movie, take a listen to one of the songs in the movie "Go Tell It On The Mountain" by Blake Shelton!

Check out this video of “Praise” by Elevation Worship with Brandon Lake, Chris Brown, and Chandler Moore! You may be hard-pressed to find anything other than reasons to lift your arms and raise your voice in exultation! 

Front and center, Chandler Moore is dressed in a gold, black, and white jacket. He wears a white T-shirt and khaki pants. Chandler gets the crowd excited! He engages them with clapping, chanting, jumping, and dancing. And why not! This huge group of God-loving folks is together to celebrate Jesus! 

The first verse begins at 23 seconds, and it’s Brandon Lake who sings now. He sings the lyrics about praising in the valley and on the mountain when he’s certain and when he’s doubting. The words appear on the screen, so it’s nearly impossible not to sing along. A pastor’s kid from South Carolina, Brandon has two tattoo sleeves and a heart for Jesus. 

Chris Brown, wearing a baggy brown sweater and jeans, takes the second verse beginning at 1:15. He declares the power of praise in every situation, likening the activity of praise to a weapon. The lyrics reference the Battle of Jericho, in which the city’s walls tumbled to the ground after God directed the Israelites to march around Jericho’s walls while playing trumpets and shouting.     

After another verse sung by Brandon Lake, the remaining minutes of the performance bring together the three artists—all accompanied by numerous backup singers and instrumentalists also on stage. However, it’s not just those on stage that are singing and dancing. The entire crowd is participating in this jubilant and joyous expression of praise!

This performance and song are super impactful. Check out just a few of the nearly 1,300 comments from viewers of the video, which has now been viewed 1.7 million times! Connecting with believers and those that aren’t. Reaching troubled souls and providing refreshment. Demonstrating the joy of a relationship with Jesus. Well, those things are most assuredly worthy of praise!

“Praise the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens. Praise him for his acts of power; praise him for his surpassing greatness.” Psalms 150:1-2

Acting and following God when the path forward is murky takes a tremendous amount of faith. In life, circumstances will test and stretch our faith in ways never imagined. One song is about acting, following and listening to God even when the next step is entirely unknown.

“Desert Road” by Casting Crowns is about those times and experiences in life when the path forward is a mystery, but choosing, in faith, to follow God’s direction.

The songwriter mentions being on a desert road with doubts, and questioning God. The lyrics ask God if this plan, which remains unclear at this point, is really what He intended. 

Nevertheless, the songwriter puts their fears and doubts aside and steps out in faith. They are relying on their belief that God is still in control. He knows the plan and that’s good enough for them.

“I don’t know where this is going
But I know who holds my hand
It’s not the path I would have chosen, but I’ll follow you to the end”

The beautiful words so eloquently and concisely describe following and listening to God’s direction at times. 

The song also mentions that perhaps the songwriter had shifted their focus and was leaning on their own knowledge and understanding. The songwriter, in this situation filled with unknowns, admits their error and is ready to listen and follow God’s plan once again. 

In addition to the song’s beautiful lyrics about stepping out and acting in faith, the song’s video is also gorgeous. Viewers are treated to big, sweeping views of desert landscapes and massive rock formations. 

As the lyrics remind us and the images in the video reiterates, even out in the desert, God is still in control and knows the way forward and we must trust Him. 

Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

Carrie Underwood sings a heartfelt rendition of ‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ in honor of Vince Gill.

‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ was made famous by Vince back in the 1990s. He started writing the song back in 1989 after the death of fellow country artist Keith Whitley.

Despite being inspired to write down the lyrics, it would take years before Vince was able to finally finish the special tune. Once the song was released, it quickly climbed to the top of the music charts.

‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ went on to win 2 Grammy awards and the Country Music Association's Song of the Year award in 1996. Over the years, the lyrics of the song have provided peace and comfort to many hearts around the world.

“Go rest high on that mountain
Son, your work on earth is done.
Go to heaven a-shoutin'
Love for the Father and the Son.”

Today, Carrie Underwood is putting her own spin on this Vince Gill classic for the CMT Giants special.

Carrie became a household name after winning the fourth season of American Idol back in 2005. She won over the hearts of America with covers of songs such as Bonnie Raitt's ‘I Can't Make You Love Me’ and ‘Bless The Broken Road’ from Rascal Flatts.

After her win, she quickly climbed the country charts and made a solid name for herself in the country music world. It’s been 16 years since that momentous audition and Carrie is still using her gift to touch our hearts.

Just listen as she belts out these iconic words to honor her friend, and legend, Vince Gill.

“Our lives are better left to chance
I could have missed the pain
But I'd have had to miss the dance”

What a beautiful performance to honor this incomparable country superstar.

Prepare to sing along as Michael W. Smith and a talented drumline perform ‘Awesome God.’ Rich Mullens originally released this iconic worship song in 1988. The famous tune was featured on his album, Winds Of Heaven, Stuff Of Earth. The song became an instant hit and reached number one on the Christian Billboard charts. Over the years, it has become a staple in the Christian music scene. With countless covers and renditions, ‘Awesome God’ is one of the most recognizable worship songs of all-time. “Our God is an awesome God He reigns from heaven above With wisdom, power, and love Our God is an awesome God” Michael W. Smith has been a staple in the Christian music world for decades. Since the early 80s, Michael has been using his musical talent to lead the world in worship. He’s charted on both Christian and secular music charts with hits such as ‘Place In This World’ and ‘Above All.’ Over the years, Michael has won countless awards, including 3 Grammy’s, and he was a 2009 inductee into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Today, Michael is joined by an incredible drumline for a spirited rendition of ‘Awesome God.’ As you hear these words, you can truly feel the love from the Lord was over you. What a performance! Galatians 2:20 “I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.”

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.”

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

Get inspired! See as Colton Dixon drops his official music video for ‘The Love I Have For You.’

The beginning of this video will immediately spark your interest with the artistry and creativity. At the start of the clip, Colton is seen in a mirror image on his bed, waking up in a dark room. He begins to sing about anxiety, a struggle that so many people can relate to who are watching. Colton appears “stuck in bed” with his mental health; however, then you get to the chorus, and he is empowered by the love that Jesus has for him.

The chorus sings out:

With the love I have for you
Ain't a mountain you can't move
In the dark, I'll be the light
In the fight, I'm by your side

This song is one that you will want to hear in the car, working out, or to pump you up in the morning. Colton bears his heart in the real battle with mental health and spiritual warfare that the enemy brings into the lives of believers. If you or someone you know is feeling stuck in a pit, this song will motivate you not to give up, because the love of Jesus will help you walk through the darkest valleys into victory.

At the bridge, Colton multiplies and dances in his red jumpsuit. The look in his eyes tells it all. He is vulnerable and confident in the power of the Holy Spirit. 

The world needs brave people sharing the testimonies of their hardships and how Jesus has pulled them out of rough places and walked with them into His peace. You will love Colton’s take on the love of Jesus.

“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

Listen to Hillsong UNITED's "Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)."

Check out TobyMac’s new music video for his song ‘Heaven On My Mind.’ The song is great, and the lyrics and music video serve as a poignant reminder of all the beautiful things that await us in heaven. We hope you’re encouraged by the song today!

‘I got Heaven on my mind, I got people waitin' by
Close my eyes and I can see dancin' on them golden streets
Got me dreamin' of the day, never leave, we get to stay
'Til I see that welcome sign, I ain't еven gonna lie, I got Heaven on my mind’

Sometimes we can get caught up in the trials of this world and the heartache that can come our way in life. Back in 2022, TobyMac released his album Life After Death, which came from the singer-songwriter wrestling with the emotional turmoil that followed the death of his 21-year-old son, Truett. Three years later, TobyMac released his next album titled Heaven On My Mind.

“My last record was just facing things no one should have to face…the deepest, heart-crushing you could ever have in losing my first-born son, but I felt like this record was me gaining my footing a bit. Realizing, ‘Okay, I can breathe, and I can get my fist up in the air about things I believe in,’” said TobyMac.

When talking about the title track, TobyMac shared: “‘Heaven On My Mind’ is this journey of going from total ashes to crawling to walking to standing up. It was me figuring out how to relate to God again, leading to all these questions, and ultimately something beautiful. I have a deeper relationship with God than I’ve ever had, because I walked through the valley with Him, and I decided I trusted Him.”

We hope you enjoyed listening to ‘Heaven On My Mind’ today!

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

The official music video for Jamie MacDonald's song "Left It In The River" depicts a journey of finding freedom and deliverance from past burdens. The lyrics describe a personal transformation through faith, where the singer leaves their guilt and shame "in the river". The video visually represents this theme, showing scenes of baptism and a sense of renewal. The song emphasizes a newfound joy and a clean slate after encountering God by the river.

Lauren Daigle has released the official lyric video for her beautiful new song, “Let It Be a Hallelujah.” The popular Christian music artist’s new tune is one that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to Lauren’s latest song “Let it Be a Hallelujah.”

Where would you and I be without the forgiveness, love, mercy and grace of Jesus Christ? That terrifying thought brings up a whole host of scenarios and possibilities we’d rather not imagine. We’d still be lost, living in sin and shame, destined to be separated from Him for all eternity. We’d have no hope and no future.

But we have hope and a future because of His unending, incredible love and undeserved forgiveness. He made the ultimate sacrifice, willingly laying down His life for us, even while we were still sinners. Because of that, our sins can be washed away, and we can experience eternal life with Him. Praise His name!

In a clip posted on YouTube, Lauren beautifully sings “Let it Be a Hallelujah,” proclaiming that He deserves all glory, honor and praise in every situation. Her powerful, moving lyrics beautifully and articulately express how, regardless of the situation or what we might be going through, every part of us should be constantly praising Him for what He has done.

“In every breaking moment
In every blessing that You give
Let it be a hallelujah
Oh Lord, let it be a hallelujah”

As the song also mentions, no matter what we encounter or go through, He will remain faithful, staying by our side in every instance. When we fall and stumble and during life’s victories and highs, He is faithful through it all.

He is more than worthy of all our praise and worship; even then, that will still fall way short.

Hebrews 13:15 “Let us make offerings of praise to God at all times through him, that is to say, the fruit of lips giving witness to his name.”

Phil Wickham releases a powerful ‘Homesick for Heaven’ performance video, and it will leave you undone in all the best ways possible. I don’t know about you, but I’ve come to realize that no matter how hard we try, no matter how perfectly we plan or fiercely we pray, life has a way of falling short.

We raise our babies with love-soaked prayers and messy grace. We try to be present. We try to be strong. We pour everything into this life of ordinary miracles and unspoken heartache. But then the unexpected hits: grief, disappointment, confusion, loss.

And we feel it—that hollow space in our soul that nothing in this world can quite reach. But then I heard ‘Homesick for Heaven,’ and I had to sit down because it stitched every part of my heart together, and I couldn’t help but dance. 

“My heart belongs to a country and a King / Of a land I've always known but I've never seen…”

That line wrecked me in the most beautiful way. Because haven’t we all felt it? That deep ache that stirs in the quiet moments—the ones between soccer practice and the late-night laundry loads? The ache that whispers there’s more than this…

I used to think I was just tired. Or overwhelmed. Or maybe not doing enough. But now I know better. That soft spot in my soul isn’t weariness—it’s homesickness. It’s a longing for what we were created for.

“There's an ache in my heart / I'm homesick for Heaven.”

There’s something about those words that reaches the soul of every mama who’s cried herself to sleep for her child whether they’re 13 or 30. Every person who’s lost someone too soon. Every heart that feels like it doesn’t quite belong here.

Because we don’t.

We were made for more. We were made for Home. And Phil’s lyrics remind us with such tenderness that our King—the One who wears our scars—is waiting. And we’ll get to run into His arms.

“I want to see my children run into Your arms / And worship the Savior who wears my scars.”

As a mom of three, that line just undid me. Because when I picture heaven, I don’t just imagine golden streets or angel choirs—I imagine my kids whole and unburdened. I imagine dancing with my daughter without her autism holding her back. I imagine no more therapy, no more doctor visits, no more fear.

Just Jesus. Just wholeness. Just… Home.

“In my Father's house there are many rooms / Enough for everyone, enough for you…”

And isn’t that the grace of it all? That it’s not just poetic—it’s promised. Jesus said it with His own words and Homesick for Heaven echoes that hope.

Phil reminds us we don’t need to fear the ache. We can let it point us toward the Promise. We can let it draw us into a deeper knowing that this life isn’t the end—it’s just the beginning.

So the next time you feel that cavern in your soul, that yearning for something more, don’t try to fill it with busy. Don’t numb it with noise.

Let it ache.

Let it remind you: this isn’t all there is.

You were made for a place your heart already knows.

You were made for a King who already calls you His.

“I'll run as fast as I can into Your arms / 'Cause I was created to be where You are…”

That’s the anthem I’ll be singing until I’m home. And I hope it’s the same for you!

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

Listen to Blessing Offor's "Lift Me Up."

In celebration of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" movie, take a listen to one of the songs in the movie "Go Tell It On The Mountain" by Blake Shelton!

Check out this video of “Praise” by Elevation Worship with Brandon Lake, Chris Brown, and Chandler Moore! You may be hard-pressed to find anything other than reasons to lift your arms and raise your voice in exultation! 

Front and center, Chandler Moore is dressed in a gold, black, and white jacket. He wears a white T-shirt and khaki pants. Chandler gets the crowd excited! He engages them with clapping, chanting, jumping, and dancing. And why not! This huge group of God-loving folks is together to celebrate Jesus! 

The first verse begins at 23 seconds, and it’s Brandon Lake who sings now. He sings the lyrics about praising in the valley and on the mountain when he’s certain and when he’s doubting. The words appear on the screen, so it’s nearly impossible not to sing along. A pastor’s kid from South Carolina, Brandon has two tattoo sleeves and a heart for Jesus. 

Chris Brown, wearing a baggy brown sweater and jeans, takes the second verse beginning at 1:15. He declares the power of praise in every situation, likening the activity of praise to a weapon. The lyrics reference the Battle of Jericho, in which the city’s walls tumbled to the ground after God directed the Israelites to march around Jericho’s walls while playing trumpets and shouting.     

After another verse sung by Brandon Lake, the remaining minutes of the performance bring together the three artists—all accompanied by numerous backup singers and instrumentalists also on stage. However, it’s not just those on stage that are singing and dancing. The entire crowd is participating in this jubilant and joyous expression of praise!

This performance and song are super impactful. Check out just a few of the nearly 1,300 comments from viewers of the video, which has now been viewed 1.7 million times! Connecting with believers and those that aren’t. Reaching troubled souls and providing refreshment. Demonstrating the joy of a relationship with Jesus. Well, those things are most assuredly worthy of praise!

“Praise the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens. Praise him for his acts of power; praise him for his surpassing greatness.” Psalms 150:1-2

Acting and following God when the path forward is murky takes a tremendous amount of faith. In life, circumstances will test and stretch our faith in ways never imagined. One song is about acting, following and listening to God even when the next step is entirely unknown.

“Desert Road” by Casting Crowns is about those times and experiences in life when the path forward is a mystery, but choosing, in faith, to follow God’s direction.

The songwriter mentions being on a desert road with doubts, and questioning God. The lyrics ask God if this plan, which remains unclear at this point, is really what He intended. 

Nevertheless, the songwriter puts their fears and doubts aside and steps out in faith. They are relying on their belief that God is still in control. He knows the plan and that’s good enough for them.

“I don’t know where this is going
But I know who holds my hand
It’s not the path I would have chosen, but I’ll follow you to the end”

The beautiful words so eloquently and concisely describe following and listening to God’s direction at times. 

The song also mentions that perhaps the songwriter had shifted their focus and was leaning on their own knowledge and understanding. The songwriter, in this situation filled with unknowns, admits their error and is ready to listen and follow God’s plan once again. 

In addition to the song’s beautiful lyrics about stepping out and acting in faith, the song’s video is also gorgeous. Viewers are treated to big, sweeping views of desert landscapes and massive rock formations. 

As the lyrics remind us and the images in the video reiterates, even out in the desert, God is still in control and knows the way forward and we must trust Him. 

Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

Carrie Underwood sings a heartfelt rendition of ‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ in honor of Vince Gill.

‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ was made famous by Vince back in the 1990s. He started writing the song back in 1989 after the death of fellow country artist Keith Whitley.

Despite being inspired to write down the lyrics, it would take years before Vince was able to finally finish the special tune. Once the song was released, it quickly climbed to the top of the music charts.

‘Go Rest High On That Mountain’ went on to win 2 Grammy awards and the Country Music Association's Song of the Year award in 1996. Over the years, the lyrics of the song have provided peace and comfort to many hearts around the world.

“Go rest high on that mountain
Son, your work on earth is done.
Go to heaven a-shoutin'
Love for the Father and the Son.”

Today, Carrie Underwood is putting her own spin on this Vince Gill classic for the CMT Giants special.

Carrie became a household name after winning the fourth season of American Idol back in 2005. She won over the hearts of America with covers of songs such as Bonnie Raitt's ‘I Can't Make You Love Me’ and ‘Bless The Broken Road’ from Rascal Flatts.

After her win, she quickly climbed the country charts and made a solid name for herself in the country music world. It’s been 16 years since that momentous audition and Carrie is still using her gift to touch our hearts.

Just listen as she belts out these iconic words to honor her friend, and legend, Vince Gill.

“Our lives are better left to chance
I could have missed the pain
But I'd have had to miss the dance”

What a beautiful performance to honor this incomparable country superstar.

Prepare to sing along as Michael W. Smith and a talented drumline perform ‘Awesome God.’ Rich Mullens originally released this iconic worship song in 1988. The famous tune was featured on his album, Winds Of Heaven, Stuff Of Earth. The song became an instant hit and reached number one on the Christian Billboard charts. Over the years, it has become a staple in the Christian music scene. With countless covers and renditions, ‘Awesome God’ is one of the most recognizable worship songs of all-time. “Our God is an awesome God He reigns from heaven above With wisdom, power, and love Our God is an awesome God” Michael W. Smith has been a staple in the Christian music world for decades. Since the early 80s, Michael has been using his musical talent to lead the world in worship. He’s charted on both Christian and secular music charts with hits such as ‘Place In This World’ and ‘Above All.’ Over the years, Michael has won countless awards, including 3 Grammy’s, and he was a 2009 inductee into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Today, Michael is joined by an incredible drumline for a spirited rendition of ‘Awesome God.’ As you hear these words, you can truly feel the love from the Lord was over you. What a performance! Galatians 2:20 “I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.”