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Anne Wilson's "God Story" lyric video inspires and uplifts with every line. The popular country Christian music artist has released the official video for her latest hit, "God Story," and it's sure to leave you feeling encouraged. Watch the short clip to see and listen to Anne Wilson's lyric video for her song, "God Story."

Where would you be without God's love, mercy and grace? That's a thoroughly chilling and disturbing thought because more than likely, if you're being completely honest, the answer is not good. We'd still be living in sin and shame, determined to do things our way, and making a complete and total mess of things.

However, it is only because of God's grace that we are no longer there, living the life we once did. Instead of judgment, He offered forgiveness and washed away our sins, making us a new creation in Christ. He took us from a place of brokenness and despair, giving us hope and a future; changing lives and doing things only He could accomplish.

In her official lyric video for "God Story," Anne Wilson sings about the dramatic difference the Lord has made in her life. She sings about being in a place of extreme hopelessness and at the end of a broken road, but God brought her back. She also mentions how when she looks back at where she was compared to where she is now, she can see God was at work the entire time. And how the only way any of it was possible was because of Him.

"My life is a God story
Gotta tell the world what He's done for me
Miracles on miracles that only He could do
I'm proof that we're all only one prayer from a testimony"

What a beautiful and powerful song about God at work in our lives, and how the lives of the redeemed are God stories.

Genesis 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."

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This woman’s ‘Amazing Grace (Now I See)’ will give you chills and make you want to sing along. Angie Sutherland offers a sweet, laid-back country rhythm in her cover of the old hymn. Watch the clip to see the humble performance. 

Singer Angie Sutherland absolutely stuns with her latest cover of ‘Amazing Grace (Now I See).’ In the square-framed video, the woman, “a small town gal from West Virginia,” who looks to be in her 50s, starts her humble set-up by pressing play on a TV remote from her seat in a large chair. A twangy version of ‘Amazing Grace (Now I See)’ starts to play from a nearby TV, with harmonica notes, cymbals, and piano. Her small dog adorably trots in and out of the frame as Angie sings. 

Angie belts out beautiful notes in a country style that is wholesome and utterly ear-pleasing. She is completely in tune with the music, eliminating all distractions and focusing on her lyrics. With the prevalence of modern worship songs, it’s hard to find Gospel music that sounds as soulful as this and that’s sung so well. 

Some of the lyrics of the hymn she sings are:

And grace my fears relieved
How precious did
That grace appear
The hour I first believed

All of Angie’s music covers are gospel songs that come straight from her heart, each as soulful as the last. She chooses songs that have deep lyrics and a meaningful message, like this one, ‘I Know Who Holds Tomorrow,’ ‘I’d Rather Have Jesus,’ and more. 

“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.” 2-corinthians 12:9

Stephen McWhirter’s soul-stirring cover of ‘Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ will have you feeling emotional. The talented musician really puts his all into this beautiful hymn. Watch the clip to see how Stephen changes the lyrics to reflect his dedication to God.

In Stephen’s powerful new video, the musician sits with his guitar in his hands. He sings with his eyes shut, all of his focus on his praise. His voice sounds so wonderful and melodic with the song’s lyrics. Stephen changed some of the words to address God and not just sing about him. 

“‘Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus’ is one of my favorite hymns, but is it ok if I sing to Jesus and not just about him? I'm not against singing about him, but I prefer to sing to Him because he is really present in the moment with me,” Stephen explained. “I pray this song helps you turn your focus to Jesus, till everything else that seems so big starts to get a whole [lot] smaller next to him.”

The classic lyrics go, “Turn your eyes upon Jesus / Look full in His wonderful face / And the things of earth will grow strangely dim / In the light of His glory and grace…” However, Stephen sings, “Turn my eyes to you, Jesus / Look in your wonderful face…” This gives a personal touch to the hymn. It’s a song that he is truly singing to Jesus from his heart. Likewise, when others sing this version of the hymn, it will be a more personal and devoted act of praise to God. 

“Having our eyes fixed on Jesus, the guide and end of our faith, who went through the pains of the cross, not caring for the shame, because of the joy which was before him, and who has now taken his place at the right hand of God's seat of power,” Hebrew 12: 2

🎵 “Holy Rain” by Chris Alderdice 🎵 In a world that often feels dry and broken, we long for something more—something pure, healing, and holy. “Holy Rain” is a heartfelt cry for the presence of God to fall fresh on us, washing away the pain, renewing our spirit, and drawing us closer to His love. Written and performed by Chris Alderdice, this worship song invites you to open your heart and lift your hands as heaven pours out grace like rain. Let every lyric be a prayer, and every note a reminder that no matter where we are, God’s mercy is never far—it's falling all around us. Get ready to be refreshed.

A praise and worship team delivered a moving cover of “This is Our God.” The immensely gifted group of musicians combined their talents for a powerful performance of the beloved tune about our faithful and loving God. Watch the short but beautiful clip of the praise and worship team performing a song near and dear to the hearts of many, “This is Our God.”

Human beings have a tendency to screw up anything and everything. Take any situation, and people will find a way to make it worse, to introduce something that mars and destroys it. Remember, it was initially because of Adam and Eve’s arrogance and disobedience in the Garden of Eden that freed and unleashed sin into the world, and we’ve been paying the price ever since.

Despite humankind’s propensity for destruction, disobedience, arrogance and downright evil, God showed love and mercy for us by sending His Son, Jesus Christ. Christ went to the cross where He suffered and died, shedding His blood and taking our place so that we could be forgiven. He did that for you and me.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the praise and worship team from First Baptist Clarksville in Clarksville, Tennessee, performs the Phil Wickham hit “This is Our God,” singing about the grace, mercy and greatness of the God we serve. This is a cover that you’ll want to listen to repeatedly. The words are so uplifting and encouraging. We do not have to live in fear and shame any longer. God has made a way through His Son, Jesus Christ. This is the God we serve!

“Remember those giants we called death and grave?
They were like mountains that stood in our way
But He came, and He died, and He rose
Those giants are dead now”

If those words don’t excite you about our victory in Jesus Christ, then I’m not sure anything will.

Deuteronomy 20:4 “For the Lord your God goes with you, fighting for you to give you salvation from those who are against you.”

This cover by the Crosbys gives "Gratitude" a beautiful family touch. The musically talented family turned in a lovely and utterly enjoyable performance of the Brandon Lake classic. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to see and hear this family perform "Gratitude."

Where would we be without Christ? That's a scary and truly frightening thought. The truth is that without Him, we'd still be lost, living in sin and shame. We would also be facing an eternity lost and forever separated from Him. Instead, Christ, because of His tremendous and inexplicable love for us, we can be forgiven and have a future.

So, how do you adequately thank someone for literally giving up Himself so that we could have a chance at life? What is the best way to express and show gratitude for what Christ did on the cross for you and me?  How do you thank someone for giving you everything? Whatever we come up with will be entirely lacking and never enough.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Dave and Ashley Crosby and their four children perform "Gratitude." The lyrics to that beloved song are precisely about that: whatever we do or say, our praise and worship will always come up short. We will never be able to thank God enough for what He has done for us. So, all we really have to offer Him is our praise, and that's exactly what we will continue doing.

"So, I throw up my hands
And praise You again and again
'Cause all that I have is a hallelujah
Hallelujah"

This cover is a sweet, heartwarming, delightful family effort you'll want to listen to and watch repeatedly. Dad plays the drums, and Mom tickles the keys on the piano while their three daughters provide the vocals.

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."

A pair of American Idol alums delivered a soul-stirring duet of the popular praise and worship tune, “Gratitude.” These two young women – Brenna Nix and Rylie O’Neil – provide a fantastic, jaw-dropping cover of the Brandon Lake hit. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to and see the former American Idol contestants perform “Gratitude,” a song that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

The entertainment field is highly competitive and cutthroat, with many vying and positioning themselves in order to showcase their talent. A program like American Idol makes this reality completely clear. As tough as it may be, the judges are constantly making cuts and whittling the number of people on the show down, sending people home until it’s time for America to vote.

Two young women who impressed the judges and much of America with their tremendous musical talent were Brenna and Rylie. Not only that, but they both used their time in the spotlight to bring glory and honor to His name, typically singing songs about Christ. In a clip posted on YouTube, the two talented musicians sing “Gratitude.”

“Gratitude” is a lovely and beautifully written song about offering praise, worship, glory and honor to His name because that’s all we have to give. Nothing else we have would suffice, and even then, our praise and worship will remain insufficient. How do you adequately thank someone for literally giving up their life so that we can be forgiven and have eternal life? He did all of that for you and me.

Since its release several years ago, the Brandon Lake song has become a beloved tune. It has also received a seemingly endless number of covers, including now Brenna and Rylie’s. However, anyone who happens to hear these two young ladies perform the song must admit that this is clearly one of the best.

Psalm 118:24 “This is the day which the Lord has made; we will be full of joy and delight in it.”

'Creation Song' is an exciting song about the creation account. According to the Bible, Heaven and earth were created in six days. The song tells the creation account, as described in Genesis one and two, as well as Job 38. 'The earth was void and without form, and darkness was over the surface of the deep. You hovered over the waters, then. You spoke and the light, it came to be. You made the vault or the firmament, divided the waters above and below. You gathered the waters under the sky. You formed dry land; the ground, it shows.' 'The sun and the moon in the vault give light. The little lights shine in the vault at night. They move around up above. The birds of the air, they take flight. The animals roam, and the plants grow. The rivers of the world begin to flow. The springs rise up to water the earth; the earth stands still, this I know.' The chorus summarises the creation of Heaven and earth. 'You formed Heaven and Earth, you made man and woman. You laboured for six days. I will sing your praise.' There are two bridges, which are based on Job 38. The music video portrays creation, and as usual, contains 3D computer animation.

In a world shaking from conflict and fear, this song is a cry for peace. An emotional anti-war anthem calling for unity and love. Let this be a voice that rises above the noise — No More War. 🌍 A message of hope in the face of violence — this song is for anyone who believes **war is not the answer**, especially in a time when nuclear war looms on headlines. Isaiah 41:10 " Do Not Fear , For I'm with You" 🎧 LYRICS – NO MORE WAR: One voice, one sky One world asking why Children dream beneath the same moonlight Why do we still choose to fight I've seen too many headlines Too many names that fade A million tears in silence Another soul we couldn't save We build walls, draw lines in sand But no one wins with blood on hands We're not born to hate or harm We were made for open arms CHORUS No more war, no more pain No more mothers crying names Let the love rise, let the guns fall We all bleed the same after all No more fear, no more fire Light the world with something higher Peace begins when we say no more No more war A flag won’t heal a broken heart And bombs don’t make a brand-new start You can't erase a life with pride No justice lives where children hide Put down the anger, drop the hate The future’s ours—we can’t wait If we just listen, if we just care There’s hope hanging in the air (Chorus) For the kids with backpacks not bullets For the hearts that never pulled the trigger For the souls who just want peace to live in Let this be the song that’s bigger (Chorus Final) 🧠 Your Queries: What genre is this? → Inspirational | Peace Song | Anti-War Music Who should listen? → Everyone who believes in love over hate. What’s the message? → End war. Choose peace. Embrace unity. Is this a protest song? → Yes, an emotional and spiritual protest against all forms of war. Does it talk about nuclear war? → Yes, this is a message against violence, including the threat of nuclear war. Who is Ocean Worship? → A music channel dedicated to peace, love, and worship through song. 🌟 Why You’ll Love This Song: Simple English with a universal message Emotional lyrics and uplifting music without being political Perfect for peace-themed playlists, memorials, activism, soulful listening, reflection, or sharing hope Delivered by the Ocean Worship Channel, where MUSIC MEETS MEANING 🔖 Context : This song by Ocean Worship Music is an anti-war anthem with emotional lyrics saying NO to Nuclear Bombs and war conflict , where NO FIGHT is the answer. We are here to support each other and do good , we all are brothers "All bleed the same ".Great for moments of reflection, community events, peace rallies, church worship, or any time the world needs healing music for HOPE. Join the Ocean Worship Channel in spreading this message. 💬 Let's do this ! : 👉 SHARE , If this song moved you 👉 SUBSCIBE to Ocean Worship Channel , if you like music with meaning 👉 Leave a comment with "NO MORE WAR" if you believe in PEACE. 🔗 Follow Ocean Worship: (https://www.youtube.com/@OceanWorship?sub_confirmation=1)

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

A young duo turned in a precious version of the beloved praise and worship song “10,000 Reasons.” It’s likely the most adorable and heartwarming cover of the popular tune you have ever heard. Watch the short but sweet clip to listen to and see this young, musically gifted duo perform “10,000 Reasons.”

Contemporary Christian music is extremely popular, and it is only becoming more so with every passing day.  Even many churches have moved away from the old church hymns, instead filling the praise and worship portion of their services with contemporary Christian music. Some may see that trend as a positive, while others may have an entirely different opinion.

Regardless of your thoughts and feelings on the music that houses of worship choose to use in their services, Contemporary Christian music is overwhelmingly winning. Now, even if you aren’t a fan of that genre of worship music, there are still some songs that are undeniable classics, which are so powerful, moving and beautifully written, such as “10,000 Reasons.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, two young men perform Matt Redman’s classic. The talented duo, brothers Nicholas Protsenko, 4, and Leo Protsenko,7, give a powerful, moving and adorable cover of the song that is near and dear to the hearts of many. Nicholas plays the keyboard and handles the vocals, while older brother Leo plays the violin.

“Bless the Lord, oh my soul
Oh, my soul
Worship His holy name
Sing like never before”

As the video shows, several people stop to watch and listen to the young musicians. And how could you possibly walk on by when hearing something so cute? After their performance, the crowd gives the two little guys a well-deserved round of applause.

Even at their young age, they are already using the gifts and talents given to them to bring glory and honor to His name.

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.”

This song raised the thought-provoking question of what would happen if Jesus died today. Consider who would mourn and who would pray. Would church pews be filled on Sunday? Music by Clare Steffen (USA) & Raul Barba (Argentina), Lyric by Rick Amburgey (USA) & Clare Steffen. Vocals & Production by Raul Barba, as a part of the Round The Globe project.

This is a music video of "Praise the Lord (Sing, Sing, Sing)", by Heath Bewley. It features 3D animation. This is a Club Mix of the song. I hope you enjoy this exciting song of praise!

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son." There is no greater love than this.

Country Music Hall of Famer Jimmy Fortune joins Brandon Woolum in the GodTube Music studio to talk about his heartfelt new album 'Songs of an American Dreamer,' available now. In this wide-ranging conversation, Jimmy opens up about the touching inspiration behind the new single 'Thank God for Mamma & Daddy,' the emotional power of recording the album live, and how faith continues to guide his journey, from his Statler Brothers days to now. They also discuss the companion DVD featuring Ricky Skaggs and Sharon White, his enduring connection to Statler classics, and why now was the right time to release his memoir 'Story of an American Dreamer.' Jimmy shares deeply personal reflections, stories fans may be surprised to hear, and what he hopes his music and his life will be remembered for. 'Songs of an American Dreamer' is out now with 14 tracks blending new material, fan favorites, and timeless gospel and country roots.

This song is an adaptation of "The Lord's Prayer", set to Dance Pop music. This is the official lyric video for the song. The song is inspired by "Baba Yetu" ("Our Father"), composed by Christopher Tin. That is the Lord's prayer in Swahili. The song uses some variations of "amen" (English/Greek)... "Amin" is Hebrew and Arabic. "Amina" is Swahili and Punjab (an Indian language). I hope you enjoy this exciting version of "the Lord's prayer!

Lyric video of the song 'Right Here, Right Now' from the multiethnic Heart of the City Band CD 'What We Really Need' (c) 1997, Heart of the City Music. Words and music by Dan Adler. Solo vocals by Sandy Adler. Available to order or download www.danandsandyadler.com or at iTunes or most MP3 sites. Charts and background tracks available at praisecharts.com.

Nashville-based husband and wife worship duo Kenny and Claire stopped by the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville for a special acoustic performance of the title track from their "Are You Weary?" EP.