Praise & Worship

A popular Christian band, We Are Messengers, gave an emotionally stirring performance of a beautiful tune about the faithfulness and goodness of God.

Life is an unpredictable ride, filled with potholes, speed bumps and many detours. Those different routes and exits often take us to destinations we never imagined or envisioned. Sometimes it’s a pleasant surprise and others it’s not so much. But regardless of where we go or how we get there, God will be there the entire journey. 

The good Lord above is always guiding, protecting and directing. He will never leave nor forsake us. For His constant care, watch and love, He deserves all honor, glory and praise. 

In their official music video posted on YouTube, the band, We Are Messengers, sings “God Be the Glory.” It’s a wonderfully written tune praising and thanking God, an ever-faithful, protecting and guiding presence in our lives. 

“God, You’re still good to me
When my hope is all but gone
And I’m barely hanging on
God, You’re still good to me”

Most people have found themselves in a position in which whatever decision or choice they make, it’s the wrong or losing one. There may seem to be no way out of a predicament. But God, because of His faithfulness and love, always comes through and makes a way when one appears impossible.

For that, He truly does deserve all our praise and worship, even though that could never ever be enough. 

God, as the song points out, is always loving and quick to forgive. He loves us when we’re on the highest mountaintop, experiencing happiness and joy. But, even more amazing, He loves us just the same when we’re struggling and in the valley. His love and faithfulness do not change depending on the circumstances of life.

God be the glory, indeed!

Deuteronomy 7:9 “Know therefore that the Lord your God, he is God, the faithful God, which keeps covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations;”

Listen to this wonderful new song called ‘Jesus Cries’ by Riley Clemmons.

“It’s no secret that life gets a little heavy sometimes, like it’s too much for one heart to take
Your smile’s wearing thin, just tryin’ to hold it all in, but it feels like the dam’s gonna break
You are not alone facing that flood behind your eyes, heaven already knows
Every tear that you cry, let ‘em fall like the rain, let ‘em roll down your face”

What a beautiful song, and the music video is also so heartfelt. In the video, Riley is seen sitting on a simple church pew in an empty space singing out the lyrics to ‘Jesus Cries.’

The song reminds us that we can bring our hardships and heaviness to Jesus, because he understands and can be with us in our sadness. We are never alone. He is with us always.

When it comes to Riley Clemmons and her musical background, this 22-year-old artist from Nashville, TN has already accumulated over 210 million global streams and 50 million YouTube video views since the beginning of her almost decade long career. She began writing songs at the age of 13 and played shows around her hometown, but she really came onto the music scene in 2017 with her debut single called ‘Broken Prayers.’ And in 2021, she was nominated as Female Artist of the Year at the 9th Annual K-LOVE Fan Awards, marking a first in her career in addition to becoming the youngest nominee in the show’s history.

We hope you enjoyed listening to ‘Jesus Cries’ by Riley Clemmons today and the song was able to bring you some encouragement.

Deuteronomy 31:8
It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.

This is a music video for "You're the Lord of Light", by Heath Bewley. This song is about God's glory, and his creation, which proves that there is God. He alone is worthy of our praise.

"Joyful, Joyful (Alegria)" is a Latin song, about making joyful music to God. "Alegria" is the Spanish word for joy. This Latin music praises God. The animated music video features Salsa choreography.

For 'Consolement on the loss of a Loved One (Where Appropriate).Taken Unto Paradise..

God Almighty...All Authority...The Infinate Power .Glory..and Love of The Master of All Ages ( An Aligned Name)

Gods Chosen Holy City...The New Jerusalem The Eternal Paradise..for The Children of God

Check out this live performance of ‘Build A Boat’ by Colton Dixon and featuring country star Gabby Barrett.

“I've been wandering through the desert, ain't seen a cloud in forever over me
But I believe Your rain is coming, yeah, I've been hanging onto high hopes
'Cause You're the one who's making dry bones come to life, You're the light I put my trust in
Every word You say is gonna come true, You will lead me to the promised land”

What a great song that tells the story of Noah and his ark. Colton Dixon shared how the courage in Noah’s story inspired him to write ‘Build A Boat.’

“When Noah was telling people, ‘Hey, God spoke to me and said that a flood was coming,’ there’s no way people in their right mind took him seriously,” Colton Dixon explained. “How often do we let other people dictate our future? We believe what they say more than what God says.”

He continued: “‘Build a Boat’ is an anthem for anyone willing to stand up or step out for what they believe in. Just as Noah stepped out to construct an ark in the middle of a drought, faith can look a little crazy sometimes. I hope this song encourages you to go beyond what’s comfortable to experience the reward waiting on the other side of crazy faith.”

The song ‘Build A Boat’ already has over 2 million streams online, and Colton Dixon played the song for his Grand Ole Opry debut.

We hope that you were encouraged today by listening to ‘Build A Boat,’ and may it remind you to step out in faith when God places something on your heart.

These two songs go back to my childhood and teenage years. I am even more blessed by them today.

This is a Bossa Nova Mix of "Join the Sound of Praise". It has an element of Hip-Hop as well. The animated music video contains Lambada choreography. I hope you enjoy the music video.

"My God is Wonderful" is an exciting song of praise to God. This song is awesome Dance Music. As usual, the music video contains 3D animation. I hope you enjoy the song! God is wonderful!

Some of the biggest names in Christian music joined forces for a new tune about the birth of Jesus Christ from the new  film “Journey to Bethlehem.”

Christmas is the best time of the entire year. Despite the bone-chilling wind chills and frigid temperatures that so often accompany that time of year, it’s a season to celebrate. It’s a time intended to be spent with friends, family and those closest to us remembering the birth of the one who changed the world forever: Jesus Christ. 

Steven Curtis Chapman and the guys from We The Kingdom in their song “Brand New Life,” sing about this joyous occasion. The Savior of the World lowered and humbled Himself as He was born in a lowly stable and placed in a manger surrounded by farm animals. 

The song’s first verse mentions spotting a star in the sky, witnessing the night sky shining with a brightness never thought possible and hearing a choir of angels singing. Christ, the newborn king, has finally arrived. It is indeed a time of celebration.

The chorus encourages all to come together and celebrate this most joyous event of the Savior coming to Earth.

“It’s a brand new life a gift from Heaven
Showing hope will rise and all’s forgiven
If you believe then join with me and celebrate
Celebrate this brand new life”

“Brand New Life” is a beautiful song that likely perfectly captures the joy and utter happiness that the wise men, shepherds and everyone else who was anxiously awaiting Christ’s arrival felt that night. They were all celebrating the brand new life that had come to save mankind from their sin and shame. 

“Brand New Life” is a catchy, upbeat and truth-filled song about the birth of the Savior that deserves more than a few listens. It’s also a track almost guaranteed to get stuck in your head, leaving you humming it for several hours after that final listen. 

Isaiah 9:6 “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

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I wrote this song after reading Psalm 19. I realized how much we take life for granted by what God has created for us to enjoy. His creation and beauty surrounds from above and on earth. I hope this song blesses you!

"Join the Sound of Praise" is a song about praising God - with music and dancing. This is the Lambada mix of the song. The animated music video features Lambada choreography. This is a second music video for the Lambada mix. I hope you enjoy the song, and praise God!

"Join the Sound of Praise" is a catchy song about praising God - with music and dancing. This is a Lambada mix of the song. The animated music video includes Lambada dancing. I hope you enjoy this exciting song and give praise to God.

I wrote this song back in 1981, or so when I was in prison for 30 years over 20 years ago home now free, and loving Jesus. When I first come home I began growing my first tomatoes for the Spring season in my house. It was a project I've always wanted to do. In Maine the summers are short but the soil is beautiful. I give all the glory for the many years God has restored back to me that the locust stole from me as an addict, and criminal most of my young years but when He touched me I was no longer the same...Amen!

"Lord, How Great You Are" is a song that praises God for his awesomeness. This is a Euro-Tek remix of the song, and features great nature footage, with time-lapses. I hope you enjoy this song of praise and worship.

Check out this amazing song called ‘More of You’ by The Belonging Co and featuring Hope Darst.

“We wait here in the silence, when there’s nothing left to say, where the promise
Of a breakthrough is just a breath away, we lean into Your presence, as Your glory fills this place
And the power of Your Spirit, leaves nothing here unchanged, we want more, we want more,
More of You, we won’t move, we won’t move, until You do, there’s no limit, there’s no ceiling”

What a beautiful new song that is part of The Belonging Co’s new album titled Pneuma. The song was recorded live in Nashville, TN, and the worship performance is incredibly moving. The lyrics describe a longing for the transformative presence of God and a desire for a deeper understanding and revelation of who He is.

When it comes to how the song ‘More of You’ was created, The Belonging Co shares that story on their Instagram page.

“There isn’t a single person who doesn’t need more of Jesus. Ten years ago, Hope Darst spontaneously sang out the chorus of this song in Henry Seeley and Alex Seeley’s basement, and the presence of God fell,” the band says. “As a church, we’ve sung bits and pieces of it for years, but the team felt it was finally time to release it. To say that this one is special and intimate to us would be an understatement. The cry of hearts has always been—and always will be—for more of Jesus. We pray you are filled with more of Him as you worship with us.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘More of You’ by The Belonging Co today! May the song minister to you and invite you into a deeper and holier encounter with the Lord.

A group of supremely talented vocalists, the Gaither Vocal Band, performed a catchy, upbeat tune about being appreciative and thankful for what the Lord has done and provided.

The calendar only has one day dedicated to and set aside for giving thanks for the many blessings in our lives. However, having an attitude of thankfulness and gratefulness is something all Christians should possess the other 364 days of the year. Stopping and giving thanks is not only a good habit, but it’s also biblical. Throughout God’s word, and in many different instances, Christians are to give thanks to the Lord.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the five men who comprise the Gaither Vocal Band sing a tune about being thankful and grateful, which is appropriately called “Grateful.”

The five men, joined by a sixth gentleman strumming on the guitar, praise and worship the Lord for what He has done and continues to do in their lives. In the first verse, the guys sing about appreciating the small things often overlooked in our rushed, hurried lives.

They mention how they are thankful for each brand-new day that the Lord gives them. Seeing and feeling the sunshine on their face in the morning, hearing the birds chirp and simply enjoying a cup of coffee are blessings, according to the talented singers.

In the song’s chorus, the singers praise and thank the Lord for allowing them to experience another day on Earth. 

“Grateful, grateful
Oh, I’m oh so grateful
Lord, I’m grateful
Grateful for this day”

Thanksgiving is a holiday essentially dismissed by the retailers and the advertisers. Every year, places like Walmart, Kroger and Target quickly go from Halloween to Christmas with their supplies and store décor, completely skipping over Thanksgiving. 

But despite the reluctance of some of the massive retailers to recognize the Thanksgiving holiday, it’s one that should get much more attention from everyone, including Christians. Being thankful and grateful should not be confined to one day out of the year but practiced all 365.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 “In everything give thanks: for this is the purpose of God in Christ Jesus for you.”