Listen to Chris Tomlin's "He Has Done Great Things."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "👑✝️."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "Help My Unbelief."

Listen to Christ Tomlin's "👑🧎."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "You Are My King (Amazing Love)."

Listen to Ariel Fits-Patrick's "Shadow."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's " Rivers Of Joy."

A young woman wowed with her cover of a for KING & COUNTRY hit and earned herself the rare four-chair turn. Some of the biggest names in music were blown away by her audition, quickly flipping their chairs around for her. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip to hear her dazzle with her stunning performance of for KING & COUNTRY’s “God Only Knows” on The Voice.

Like American Idol and America’s Got Talent, The Voice is an immensely popular talent-based competition program. However, unlike those others, the judges on The Voice are literally facing away from those auditioning. The only thing that will cause any of the show’s four judges will be the aspiring musician’s talent.

Judges literally have no idea what the contestants look like and have not heard their backstory or reason for trying out for The Voice. That information comes out after their audition, following the judges’ decision. Those hopefuls must first cause at least one of the four judges to sit up and take notice of their incredible talent. In a clip posted on YouTube, one young woman did much more than that, causing all four judges to turn their chairs around for her almost immediately.

Kirbi, a 24-year-old woman from Alabama, beautifully performed for KING & COUNTRY’s “God Only Knows.” As the first notes left her mouth, Niall Horan and Michael Bublé seemed intrigued and impressed with what they were hearing, both hitting their buttons simultaneously. Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg weren’t far behind, flipping their chairs around for the young woman, hoping to add her to their team.

Following her dazzling audition, Kirbi mentioned some of her motivations and reasons for selecting “God Only Knows” as her audition song.

“But my faith is a big part of who I am, too,” she said. “So, I was so excited to come on here and share that with you guys.”

Michael, during his assessment of her performance, mentioned faith as well.

“Hi, Kirbi,” Michael said. “I’m Michael. My faith is really important to me, too. I love that you chose that song. I love your control. I love your tone. I feel like if I turned on the radio and I heard you, I would know it was Kirbi.”

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.”

Joel Smallbone of For King & Country discusses the band’s new single "World on Fire," explaining that while the title reflects today’s chaos, the song points listeners toward peace, joy, and hope found in Christ. He shares how taking a year off touring becomes a season of formation -- allowing space for creativity, family, and spiritual renewal. Smallbone also previews future projects, including a new album, a music video filmed in the Dominican Republic, Christmas performances at the Grand Ole Opry, and a new film, "Young Washington."

👉Please Remember To Like, Subscribe, And Share This Video! Thank You! 👉 Head over to Spotify and hit that SAVE button! 👉https://open.spotify.com/track/7lYiGj1DG0ZIfQVJUn4mkI Collective Worth has unveiled the official music video for its debut single “El Shaddai (I See You In Everything).” The song debuted at #1 on the CRC Weekly Chart and reached #5 on the CRC Monthly Chart, quickly establishing the worship collective as a powerful new voice in modern praise. Directed by Andrew Jorgenson of Old Dominion Film Works in partnership with the George Mason University Film Department, the video was filmed over two days. Scenes inside First Christian Church of Alexandria capture the reverent heart of the song, while sweeping views from Shenandoah National Forest echo its theme of finding God’s presence in creation. At the center is vocalist Laura Cashman, whose emotive performance brings depth to the worship anthem. Founder James Billington explains, “God is not just found in church for an hour every Sunday. He is everywhere, all the time. The song is a prayer and a declaration. We wanted the video to reflect that, beginning in the church where faith is nurtured and then stepping into creation, where God’s fingerprints are everywhere.” The El Shaddai video marks the first step in Collective Worth’s vision to create worship music and visuals that inspire believers to see God in every moment, with more songs and performances planned for the future. Music by: Collective Worth Ft. Laura Cashman Music and Lyrics By: James Billington Music Production by: Jim Ebert Video Production by: Old Dominion Film Works Directed by: Andrew Jorgensen Hair and Makeup: Maeion Bryant Additional Photography: Sujay Khona Assistant Camera: Kennedy Harris Key Grip: Hintsa Mehari Background Singers: Allison Gryder Naomi Gertz Zara Darvish Shot on Location: First Christian Church Alexandria, VA Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park Video Assets Provided by: Artlist.io Special Thanks: Tim and Nathan Bobbitt George Mason University Film and Video Studies Itzel Almazan

Check out this beautiful song from Matt Redman and Charity Gayle called ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.’ The song was written by Evan Wickham, Leonard Jarman, and Matt Redman, and it reminds us of the importance of honoring God with every breath we take. There is no other name above the name of Jesus.

‘I’ve sung so many songs, cried out at the top of my lungs 
My heart’s still reaching for something deeper something more 
Give me old give me new, I just want to sing the truth 
Here in these praises let me see Jesus’

The song ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ is the first song on Matt Redman’s new album titled Life & Breath and features worship leader Charity Gayle. 

“I’ve genuinely enjoyed leading this song; I can feel the people in the room connecting with the heartfelt message of the lyrics each time we lead it,” shares Matt Redman. “It serves as a sincere prayer to see and encounter more of Christ. Having Charity Gayle as a guest on this song is particularly special for me. I have admired her songs from a distance, but over the past year, I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know both Charity and her husband, Ryan. I sincerely appreciate their passion for Jesus and have great respect for how they carry the responsibility entrusted to them in the world of worship music.”

Matt Redman has released 20 albums during his career, but this one will be his first ever live-studio album. Some of the featured artists on the album include Charity Gayle, Joe L Barnes, and Quintin Trotter.

“This is my first experience with a live-studio project. Usually, recordings are either done live in front of an audience or in a more controlled studio environment,” Matt Redman shares. “For this album, I aimed to find a balance between the two, creating a fully studio-based recording while still capturing the heartfelt energy that we experience in a congregation. We recorded this in Nashville and invited the Lipscomb University Gospel Choir to join us in worship, which created a truly special moment.”

We hope you enjoyed listening to the song ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ today!

People often say: if they were the creator of the universe, they'd do things differently than the actual Creator. Naturally, we aren't coming from a Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, and Omnificent, perspective. We don’t know how our choices would affect the overall fabric of creation. We say what we say, and believe what we believe, based on a perspective that sees no deeper than the surface. This song attempts to look deeper, in order to understand why God allows us to proudly charge into the outer darkness, where there is weeping and gnashing of teeth. If He were to disregard our choices and force us into heaven, it would violate His “free will” covenant with humanity. Just as we are free to choose our next meal, we are also free to reject God, heaven, and the salvation of Jesus. We go where we chose, in life, and afterlife.

Once you reach a point of enlightenment, where you’re no longer interested in the earthly pursuits you once thought were so important, and only God becomes your focus, where do you go from there?

This is the story of a violent, damaged, man's spiritual journey, and the things he had to go through to find himself, and to earn the mercy, from his Savior, that he once refused to grant others.

A song I wrote about How we stumble and fall but God always there

When Jesus Comes – A Spirit-Led Country Gospel Song This original country Christian song captures the awe, sorrow, and joy of the moment Jesus returns. Inspired by scripture and the stirring of the Holy Spirit, “When Jesus Comes” blends heartfelt lyrics with a powerful message of faith, redemption, and eternal hope. From the sound of the trumpet to the light breaking through the clouds, this song is a reminder that no matter the trials we face, Jesus is coming for us—and we’re going home. 🕊️ “O' Jesus, you're coming for us. We believe, and now we're going home.” 🔔 If this song moved you, share it with someone who needs encouragement today. 🙏 Subscribe for more faith-inspired music and ministry updates. 📩 For ministry inquiries or bear hug e-cards, contact: https://gofund.me/321fe6b07 Either way, please let me know if you like it.

Prepare to be blessed with this beautiful moment of genuine worship from a stage. First Baptist Clarksville brings glory to our worthy Savior in this live worship video. Check out this worship team’s stunning ‘Build My Life’ rendition.

The song begins with an intriguing piano melody, and the lead singer begins the song. The chorus comes and wows you with harmonies that will take your breath away. On the second verse, the male vocalist takes the lead, and there are wonderful harmonies. You cannot help but sing along with them. 

You will love seeing people of all ages and races on the stage, from the worship team to the choir to the musicians. All of them have come together to adore and honor Jesus as the foundation worth standing on.

The Bridge repeats:

“And I will build my life upon Your love
It is a firm foundation
And I will put my trust in You alone
And I will not be shaken”

This song reminds us that anything we build our lives on other than God is not going to be steady. Jesus is the Rock, and we are called to place our hope and trust in Him. He is the foundation that is not shaken. 

When the storms in life come, He holds us steady. As you listen and join in worshipping with this amazing group of believers, may you be reminded that God sees you in your situation right now and He is worth building your life on. We can have peace that He is with us and He will hold us by His strong arm and His right hand.

“Rest in God alone, O my soul, for my hope comes from Him. He alone is my rock and my salvation; He is my fortress; I will not be shaken. My salvation and my honor rest on God, my strong rock; my refuge is in God.” Psalm 62:5-7

Whatever you are doing, stop right now and watch this powerful video to remind you that God is still working! Prepare your heart to be stirred over this powerful message from an incredible musical artist. Check out Zach Williams’ uplifting ‘The Potter (Nothing Is Wasted)’ lyric video.

As the video begins, you see a potter in the background creating a bowl. The lyrics come over the midst of the process of creating this work of art. You see the intentional details, pressure, and artistry of this potter. The visual is emotional in the dark with the blue light as Zach sings about all of us being in the hands of the Potter (God), and nothing in our lives is wasted. He is truly molding us into His image.

The chorus cries out,

“Whatever you're facing, If you feel like you're breaking
He is picking up the pieces, He is remaking
He's molding your story, Like clay He's reshaping
And in the hands of the Potter, Nothing is wasted”

The lyrics hit every possible situation that you might be facing. He reminds us in this song that the Lord is still working and shaping us in the midst of the most unknown and challenging circumstances. 

You may be watching this video in the middle of a challenging storm in life. Or perhaps you are celebrating the new work that God is doing? Wherever you find yourself, this amazing worship song will draw you close to the Potter, and the stunning visuals will put you in awe at the deep, rich, and meaningful work that the Lord wants to do and is doing in your life whenever we say yes to His work in our hearts. We are all sinful, but we are all in His hands and His very own masterpieces. 

“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10

If you want to celebrate the future that we have in heaven alongside an adorable musical family, then check out this video. Sing-along to this classic hymn. This is a family’s beautiful rendition of the beloved hymn, ‘In the Sweet By and By.’

The Elias family begins the song in front of a small and beautiful white church. The couple and their three sons stand with joy and confidence as they sing a classic hymn. The father begins with verse 1 as he plays the mandolin. 

The chorus comes, and the entire family joins in singing. The mother is on guitar, one son has a tambourine, and the youngest is playing a shaker and cajon. You can hear their precious voices and harmonies. There is a sign on the front of the church sharing that there is a concert that they will be performing. 

We get glimpses of video footage from within the gorgeous sanctuary and around the church grounds. The family is color-coordinated, many of the boys have hats on, and everyone has a smile. This family leads us in a hymn about heaven and the promise of our future hope. Whether you are having a wonderful day or a terrible one, watching this and reflecting on the lyrics will help remind your soul of the peace we have in Jesus Christ. 

You will love watching this family unit share their giftings with the world. They have such happiness together doing what they love to glorify God. It is truly unique and a blessing to everyone who views it. You will also enjoy the precious small church in the background as a reminder that the Lord does big things in seemingly small spaces. He sees us and is so personal. 

“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. Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet, praise him with the harp and lyre, praise him with timbrel and dancing, praise him with the strings and pipe, praise him with the clash of cymbals, praise him with resounding cymbals.” Psalm 150:1-5

Kentucky-based Christian singer-songwriter Les N. Downs shares her powerful new song 'A Safe Place to Fall' live from the Godtube Music Studio in Nashville! Hailing from the City of Twin Lakes near Mammoth Cave National Park, Les brings a message of hope and healing rooted in her deeply personal testimony. Once marked by rejection, addiction, and identity struggles, her life was radically transformed through the love and truth of Christ.

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "He Has Done Great Things."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "👑✝️."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "Help My Unbelief."

Listen to Christ Tomlin's "👑🧎."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's "You Are My King (Amazing Love)."

Listen to Ariel Fits-Patrick's "Shadow."

Listen to Chris Tomlin's " Rivers Of Joy."

A young woman wowed with her cover of a for KING & COUNTRY hit and earned herself the rare four-chair turn. Some of the biggest names in music were blown away by her audition, quickly flipping their chairs around for her. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip to hear her dazzle with her stunning performance of for KING & COUNTRY’s “God Only Knows” on The Voice.

Like American Idol and America’s Got Talent, The Voice is an immensely popular talent-based competition program. However, unlike those others, the judges on The Voice are literally facing away from those auditioning. The only thing that will cause any of the show’s four judges will be the aspiring musician’s talent.

Judges literally have no idea what the contestants look like and have not heard their backstory or reason for trying out for The Voice. That information comes out after their audition, following the judges’ decision. Those hopefuls must first cause at least one of the four judges to sit up and take notice of their incredible talent. In a clip posted on YouTube, one young woman did much more than that, causing all four judges to turn their chairs around for her almost immediately.

Kirbi, a 24-year-old woman from Alabama, beautifully performed for KING & COUNTRY’s “God Only Knows.” As the first notes left her mouth, Niall Horan and Michael Bublé seemed intrigued and impressed with what they were hearing, both hitting their buttons simultaneously. Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg weren’t far behind, flipping their chairs around for the young woman, hoping to add her to their team.

Following her dazzling audition, Kirbi mentioned some of her motivations and reasons for selecting “God Only Knows” as her audition song.

“But my faith is a big part of who I am, too,” she said. “So, I was so excited to come on here and share that with you guys.”

Michael, during his assessment of her performance, mentioned faith as well.

“Hi, Kirbi,” Michael said. “I’m Michael. My faith is really important to me, too. I love that you chose that song. I love your control. I love your tone. I feel like if I turned on the radio and I heard you, I would know it was Kirbi.”

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.”

Joel Smallbone of For King & Country discusses the band’s new single "World on Fire," explaining that while the title reflects today’s chaos, the song points listeners toward peace, joy, and hope found in Christ. He shares how taking a year off touring becomes a season of formation -- allowing space for creativity, family, and spiritual renewal. Smallbone also previews future projects, including a new album, a music video filmed in the Dominican Republic, Christmas performances at the Grand Ole Opry, and a new film, "Young Washington."

👉Please Remember To Like, Subscribe, And Share This Video! Thank You! 👉 Head over to Spotify and hit that SAVE button! 👉https://open.spotify.com/track/7lYiGj1DG0ZIfQVJUn4mkI Collective Worth has unveiled the official music video for its debut single “El Shaddai (I See You In Everything).” The song debuted at #1 on the CRC Weekly Chart and reached #5 on the CRC Monthly Chart, quickly establishing the worship collective as a powerful new voice in modern praise. Directed by Andrew Jorgenson of Old Dominion Film Works in partnership with the George Mason University Film Department, the video was filmed over two days. Scenes inside First Christian Church of Alexandria capture the reverent heart of the song, while sweeping views from Shenandoah National Forest echo its theme of finding God’s presence in creation. At the center is vocalist Laura Cashman, whose emotive performance brings depth to the worship anthem. Founder James Billington explains, “God is not just found in church for an hour every Sunday. He is everywhere, all the time. The song is a prayer and a declaration. We wanted the video to reflect that, beginning in the church where faith is nurtured and then stepping into creation, where God’s fingerprints are everywhere.” The El Shaddai video marks the first step in Collective Worth’s vision to create worship music and visuals that inspire believers to see God in every moment, with more songs and performances planned for the future. Music by: Collective Worth Ft. Laura Cashman Music and Lyrics By: James Billington Music Production by: Jim Ebert Video Production by: Old Dominion Film Works Directed by: Andrew Jorgensen Hair and Makeup: Maeion Bryant Additional Photography: Sujay Khona Assistant Camera: Kennedy Harris Key Grip: Hintsa Mehari Background Singers: Allison Gryder Naomi Gertz Zara Darvish Shot on Location: First Christian Church Alexandria, VA Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park Video Assets Provided by: Artlist.io Special Thanks: Tim and Nathan Bobbitt George Mason University Film and Video Studies Itzel Almazan

Check out this beautiful song from Matt Redman and Charity Gayle called ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.’ The song was written by Evan Wickham, Leonard Jarman, and Matt Redman, and it reminds us of the importance of honoring God with every breath we take. There is no other name above the name of Jesus.

‘I’ve sung so many songs, cried out at the top of my lungs 
My heart’s still reaching for something deeper something more 
Give me old give me new, I just want to sing the truth 
Here in these praises let me see Jesus’

The song ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ is the first song on Matt Redman’s new album titled Life & Breath and features worship leader Charity Gayle. 

“I’ve genuinely enjoyed leading this song; I can feel the people in the room connecting with the heartfelt message of the lyrics each time we lead it,” shares Matt Redman. “It serves as a sincere prayer to see and encounter more of Christ. Having Charity Gayle as a guest on this song is particularly special for me. I have admired her songs from a distance, but over the past year, I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know both Charity and her husband, Ryan. I sincerely appreciate their passion for Jesus and have great respect for how they carry the responsibility entrusted to them in the world of worship music.”

Matt Redman has released 20 albums during his career, but this one will be his first ever live-studio album. Some of the featured artists on the album include Charity Gayle, Joe L Barnes, and Quintin Trotter.

“This is my first experience with a live-studio project. Usually, recordings are either done live in front of an audience or in a more controlled studio environment,” Matt Redman shares. “For this album, I aimed to find a balance between the two, creating a fully studio-based recording while still capturing the heartfelt energy that we experience in a congregation. We recorded this in Nashville and invited the Lipscomb University Gospel Choir to join us in worship, which created a truly special moment.”

We hope you enjoyed listening to the song ‘Let Me See Jesus / Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ today!

People often say: if they were the creator of the universe, they'd do things differently than the actual Creator. Naturally, we aren't coming from a Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, and Omnificent, perspective. We don’t know how our choices would affect the overall fabric of creation. We say what we say, and believe what we believe, based on a perspective that sees no deeper than the surface. This song attempts to look deeper, in order to understand why God allows us to proudly charge into the outer darkness, where there is weeping and gnashing of teeth. If He were to disregard our choices and force us into heaven, it would violate His “free will” covenant with humanity. Just as we are free to choose our next meal, we are also free to reject God, heaven, and the salvation of Jesus. We go where we chose, in life, and afterlife.

Once you reach a point of enlightenment, where you’re no longer interested in the earthly pursuits you once thought were so important, and only God becomes your focus, where do you go from there?

This is the story of a violent, damaged, man's spiritual journey, and the things he had to go through to find himself, and to earn the mercy, from his Savior, that he once refused to grant others.

A song I wrote about How we stumble and fall but God always there

When Jesus Comes – A Spirit-Led Country Gospel Song This original country Christian song captures the awe, sorrow, and joy of the moment Jesus returns. Inspired by scripture and the stirring of the Holy Spirit, “When Jesus Comes” blends heartfelt lyrics with a powerful message of faith, redemption, and eternal hope. From the sound of the trumpet to the light breaking through the clouds, this song is a reminder that no matter the trials we face, Jesus is coming for us—and we’re going home. 🕊️ “O' Jesus, you're coming for us. We believe, and now we're going home.” 🔔 If this song moved you, share it with someone who needs encouragement today. 🙏 Subscribe for more faith-inspired music and ministry updates. 📩 For ministry inquiries or bear hug e-cards, contact: https://gofund.me/321fe6b07 Either way, please let me know if you like it.

Prepare to be blessed with this beautiful moment of genuine worship from a stage. First Baptist Clarksville brings glory to our worthy Savior in this live worship video. Check out this worship team’s stunning ‘Build My Life’ rendition.

The song begins with an intriguing piano melody, and the lead singer begins the song. The chorus comes and wows you with harmonies that will take your breath away. On the second verse, the male vocalist takes the lead, and there are wonderful harmonies. You cannot help but sing along with them. 

You will love seeing people of all ages and races on the stage, from the worship team to the choir to the musicians. All of them have come together to adore and honor Jesus as the foundation worth standing on.

The Bridge repeats:

“And I will build my life upon Your love
It is a firm foundation
And I will put my trust in You alone
And I will not be shaken”

This song reminds us that anything we build our lives on other than God is not going to be steady. Jesus is the Rock, and we are called to place our hope and trust in Him. He is the foundation that is not shaken. 

When the storms in life come, He holds us steady. As you listen and join in worshipping with this amazing group of believers, may you be reminded that God sees you in your situation right now and He is worth building your life on. We can have peace that He is with us and He will hold us by His strong arm and His right hand.

“Rest in God alone, O my soul, for my hope comes from Him. He alone is my rock and my salvation; He is my fortress; I will not be shaken. My salvation and my honor rest on God, my strong rock; my refuge is in God.” Psalm 62:5-7

Whatever you are doing, stop right now and watch this powerful video to remind you that God is still working! Prepare your heart to be stirred over this powerful message from an incredible musical artist. Check out Zach Williams’ uplifting ‘The Potter (Nothing Is Wasted)’ lyric video.

As the video begins, you see a potter in the background creating a bowl. The lyrics come over the midst of the process of creating this work of art. You see the intentional details, pressure, and artistry of this potter. The visual is emotional in the dark with the blue light as Zach sings about all of us being in the hands of the Potter (God), and nothing in our lives is wasted. He is truly molding us into His image.

The chorus cries out,

“Whatever you're facing, If you feel like you're breaking
He is picking up the pieces, He is remaking
He's molding your story, Like clay He's reshaping
And in the hands of the Potter, Nothing is wasted”

The lyrics hit every possible situation that you might be facing. He reminds us in this song that the Lord is still working and shaping us in the midst of the most unknown and challenging circumstances. 

You may be watching this video in the middle of a challenging storm in life. Or perhaps you are celebrating the new work that God is doing? Wherever you find yourself, this amazing worship song will draw you close to the Potter, and the stunning visuals will put you in awe at the deep, rich, and meaningful work that the Lord wants to do and is doing in your life whenever we say yes to His work in our hearts. We are all sinful, but we are all in His hands and His very own masterpieces. 

“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10

If you want to celebrate the future that we have in heaven alongside an adorable musical family, then check out this video. Sing-along to this classic hymn. This is a family’s beautiful rendition of the beloved hymn, ‘In the Sweet By and By.’

The Elias family begins the song in front of a small and beautiful white church. The couple and their three sons stand with joy and confidence as they sing a classic hymn. The father begins with verse 1 as he plays the mandolin. 

The chorus comes, and the entire family joins in singing. The mother is on guitar, one son has a tambourine, and the youngest is playing a shaker and cajon. You can hear their precious voices and harmonies. There is a sign on the front of the church sharing that there is a concert that they will be performing. 

We get glimpses of video footage from within the gorgeous sanctuary and around the church grounds. The family is color-coordinated, many of the boys have hats on, and everyone has a smile. This family leads us in a hymn about heaven and the promise of our future hope. Whether you are having a wonderful day or a terrible one, watching this and reflecting on the lyrics will help remind your soul of the peace we have in Jesus Christ. 

You will love watching this family unit share their giftings with the world. They have such happiness together doing what they love to glorify God. It is truly unique and a blessing to everyone who views it. You will also enjoy the precious small church in the background as a reminder that the Lord does big things in seemingly small spaces. He sees us and is so personal. 

“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. Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet, praise him with the harp and lyre, praise him with timbrel and dancing, praise him with the strings and pipe, praise him with the clash of cymbals, praise him with resounding cymbals.” Psalm 150:1-5

Kentucky-based Christian singer-songwriter Les N. Downs shares her powerful new song 'A Safe Place to Fall' live from the Godtube Music Studio in Nashville! Hailing from the City of Twin Lakes near Mammoth Cave National Park, Les brings a message of hope and healing rooted in her deeply personal testimony. Once marked by rejection, addiction, and identity struggles, her life was radically transformed through the love and truth of Christ.