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This trio’s beautiful ‘There Is A Green Hill Far Away’ cover will give you chills. It begins with a sweet little girl named Claire Crosby alongside her Aunt Kathryn and Aunt Becca, and it is nothing short of enchanting. This little girl's stunning voice brings a fresh and heartfelt interpretation to the beloved hymn, making it a truly memorable experience.

The video opens with a striking scene: Claire, dressed in a beautiful, flowing dress, sings alone amid a vast, desert landscape. Her voice is clear and poignant, carrying the melody with a grace that instantly captures the viewer's attention. The barren, sandy surroundings contrast sharply with the lush, verdant imagery that follows, creating a visual journey that mirrors the song’s theme of hope and renewal.

As Claire’s voice fills the desert air, the camera gradually transitions to scenes of lush green fields, embodying the hymn’s message of peace and paradise. This shift from the stark desert to the vibrant greenery highlights the song's beauty and underscores the message of finding hope and solace in faith. The imagery is powerful and soothing, enhancing the emotional depth of the performance.

Claire is joined by her Aunt Kathryn and Aunt Becca, who add their harmonies to the mix, creating a rich and harmonious sound. The trio’s voices blend beautifully, each note resonating with the warmth and depth of their shared faith. Their collaboration brings a sense of intimacy and familial love to the performance, making it even more special.

The video’s cinematography is a visual masterpiece, skillfully capturing the contrast between the arid desert and the lush green hills. The scenes are thoughtfully composed, using light and color to enhance the mood and emotion of the song. The transition from the barren landscape to the vibrant fields visually represents the hymn's themes of spiritual renewal and hope.

Claire’s performance, coupled with the stunning visuals and the harmonious contributions of her aunts, creates a deeply moving rendition of 'There Is a Green Hill Far Away.' It’s a celebration of faith, family, and the beauty of finding peace in God’s promises. Whether you're familiar with the hymn or new to it, this video is sure to leave a lasting impression, showcasing Claire Crosby’s remarkable talent and the heartfelt connection between her and her family.

Isaiah 40:1 "Comfort, comfort my people, says your God."

Check out this precious moment of worship. Two young voices sing the sweetest rendition of ‘I Love You, Lord.’

At the start of this video, we see two adorably dressed children at the front of a church. A little boy and girl, no older than 4, are standing confidently with handheld microphones. They are darling. The piano begins to play, and they await their moment to sing. 

The little boy starts to sing, and it will absolutely melt your heart. The boy has a sweet demeanor and is very brave for his age. Hearing his little voice will draw you in. The little girl is hilariously standing next to him as he does his solo, looking around and making cute, smiling faces at the audience.

At the start of the second half of the song, the boy turns to the girl and tells her that it is her turn. She does not sing along to the piano but instead looks terrified. He says again, “It’s your turn Christina.” The little girl is still unsure. The older boy helps the girl out by jumping into where the lyrics are in the song. The girl then proceeds to join in. She has a sweet voice and the two singing together is well worth the time to listen and join in worshiping God. 

As they sing about the Lord taking joy in what He hears, it reminds us that God is taking joy in these little ones singing about loving Him. This helps us remember that He also takes joy in our love. All who believe in Him are given the right to be His children. 

As they finish, the congregation cheers loudly and celebrates their special music. It truly is a blessing to hear the voices of children praising Jesus. Allow them to lead you in worship today.

“Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God—” John 1:12

This young woman’s chilling cover of ‘Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing’ will bring you to tears with gratitude as you hum along. From a young age, Hannah D has been immersed in music. Her love for singing and playing instruments has been a constant throughout her life. One afternoon, she recently felt an overwhelming sense of both the weight and joy of the hymn she was performing. This experience was so intense and beautiful that she decided to share it with the world. What followed was a video that would soon move countless souls.

Hannah D’s breathtaking cover of ‘Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing’ has captured the hearts of thousands, offering a moving testament to the power of music and faith. As she strums her guitar and sings with a voice that seems to echo from a place of deep reverence, listeners are transported to a place of profound gratitude and reflection.

In her cover, Hannah’s angelic voice intertwines seamlessly with the gentle strumming of her guitar, creating an ethereal atmosphere. The simplicity and purity of her performance bring a fresh, intimate quality to the classic hymn. Each note and word is delivered with such heartfelt sincerity that it feels as though she is drawing listeners into her personal moment of worship and gratitude.

Hannah’s YouTube channel, with over 9,000 subscribers, reveals her growing influence in the music world. Her following is a reflection of her genuine talent and the emotional depth she brings to her performances. Fans and new listeners alike are drawn to her ability to convey deep spiritual truths through her music. Her cover of ‘Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing’ is no exception, resonating with anyone who has ever sought solace or inspiration in the beauty of a well-loved hymn.

The video captures Hannah at her most vulnerable and genuine. It’s more than just a performance; it’s a shared moment of grace that invites viewers to pause and reflect. Her interpretation of the hymn reminds us of music's powerful role in our spiritual lives, offering a soothing balm for the soul and a gentle call to remember the blessings we often take for granted.

If you’re looking for peace and inspiration, Hannah D’s cover of ‘Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing’ is a must-listen. Her hauntingly beautiful rendition will surely bring a tear to your eye and a deep sense of gratitude to your heart.

Psalm 95:1-2  "Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song."

Sounds Like Reign’s rendition of ‘I Will Arise and Go to Jesus’ takes a beloved hymn and infuses it with a soulful folksong vibe, breathing new life into the classic tune. The group’s heartfelt performance and fresh arrangement make this version a stirring experience that resonates deeply with listeners.

From the very beginning, the song sets a reflective tone. The familiar opening lines are delivered with a gentle, inviting warmth. Sounds Like Reign’s version emphasizes the hymn’s message of hope and redemption, presenting it in a timeless and new way. The folksong twist adds an earthy, heartfelt quality that draws listeners in and makes the ancient text feel immediate and personal.

The chorus is where the group’s rendition truly shines. The melody, coupled with their rich harmonies, creates a sense of comforting assurance. The use of acoustic instruments, typical of folksong arrangements, adds a rustic charm that complements the hymn’s spiritual solace and divine love themes.

The verses unfold beautifully, capturing the essence of the hymn’s invitation to find refuge and grace in Jesus. The gentle lilt of the music carries the listener through the message of repentance and grace with a soothing cadence. As the song progresses, the imagery of Jesus in the garden and on the cross is presented with reverent clarity. The poignant reminder of Jesus’ sacrifice is particularly moving, underscoring the hymn’s central message of sacrificial love and redemption.

With their call to “venture wholly” on Jesus and trust in His merits, the final verses are rendered with a profound sense of hope and invitation. The folksong arrangement brings a grounded, earthy quality to these closing lines, making the hymn feel accessible and heartfelt.

Sounds Like Reign’s ‘I Will Arise and Go to Jesus’ is more than just a cover; it’s a beautiful reinterpretation that honors the hymn’s traditional roots while presenting it in a new, engaging light. The group’s soulful approach and folksong flair make this rendition a powerful reminder of the enduring appeal of the message of grace and redemption. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the hymn or new to it, this version will inspire and uplift, offering a fresh perspective on a timeless call to faith.

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”

There is nothing sweeter than hearing children sing praises to God. Check out this video where kids melt hearts with their sweet rendition of ‘Jesus Loves the Little Children.’

As the music begins to play, eight brave and dressed-up children stand in front of a congregation. Each of the precious young people nervously awaits the opportunity to sing. The girls fix their hair, and the boys fidget. All of a sudden, it is their turn to start singing, and all of them stand focused, at attention. The kids sing out with confidence and happiness over the message that Jesus loves them and all the children in the world. 

Some kids are shy, and others are very outgoing. All of them join together, singing about Jesus dying for all of the children. The kids range from ages 3-6. They are all unique and stand together as a group. It is very intimidating to sing in front of others, so these little ones do a brave task. The fact that they all sing up front together helps them be more excited and confident. It reminds us that the Lord has given us the gift of community and we are able to accomplish more and be pushed out of our comfort zones when we are surrounded by other believers. (Other children of God) 

We are called not to neglect meeting together because there is great value and purpose in being part of the body of Christ. As we watch these children stand side by side to bravely tell of Jesus, may it remind us to stand side by side with our local churches to share Jesus, too.

“And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of his return is drawing near.” Hebrews 10:25

Watch this precious worship song led by kids to brighten up your day. An adorable group of children sings, ‘Lord, I Lift Your Name on High.’ 

At the start of this video, a group of seven young people are standing in front of a church service, getting excited and nervous about leading. One little boy in the front left waves at someone in the audience. The piano begins to accompany the kids. They begin to sing the well-known song, ‘Lord, I Lift Your Name on High.’ Their voices are young and innocent. As they start the chorus, the reality of hilarious children takes over as a little boy stretches in the front, the older kids help lead the song with focus and precision, and the younger ones learn what it is like to be up in front of a crowd singing. 

The chorus of this song shares:

‘From the cross to the grave, from the grave to the sky

Lord I lift Your name on high’

These young people in this church choir are proclaiming the truth of the gospel of Jesus. We have hope in Him because He made a way for us. He has risen and we worship Him always. Hearing how unashamed and loudly these kids sing about God is encouraging. 

At the end, a soloist in the back sings. The little girl has a precious voice. She sings the final chorus and then smiles after she finishes the song, clearly proud of herself. It is precious seeing her use her voice to lead worship. Some little boys in the front give a thumbs-up as they stand during her solo. Watching kids is always enjoyable and reminds us that even the smallest worship leaders have great value and impact.

“Praise the Lord! For it is good to sing praises to our God; for it is pleasant, and a song of praise is fitting.” Psalm 147:1

Please see the UPDATED YouTube link for the song 'You Let Us Grow', I was encouraged to write this song and now even more encouraged to share this song with you. It is inspired by the Gospel of John Chapter 15, verse 5 I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing, and really emphasis how important it is for those in Christ Jesus to learn to grow up and bear the fruits of God and leave the ways of this world behind. The song lyrics also highlight that it is through God's great love for us as we draw near, that he allows us to grow in spiritual maturity to show as we learn and allow the truth in our lives that we are his true disciples. (John 15: verse 8 "By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit, and so prove to be my disciples." ) and as we learn it is only by the grace of God that we are able to grow, because God is the life and gives the growth (1 Corinthians 3; verses 6 & 7 "I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth. So, neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth." ).

Legendary Christian musician Steven Curtis Chapman delivers an uplifting message in the official music video for his new song "Do It Again."

Life can be difficult and painful at times. There will be instances and situations that are hard to explain. Yes, there are and will be happy and joyous occasions in life. However, when those dark valleys and life's storms arrive, they can absolutely hurt and destroy.

Those dark valleys may even lead you to question God's plan and whether He is still listening or even cares. However, even during those trials and tribulations, God still cares and is faithful. He remains by our side, providing His guidance and protection even when the future and path forward are murky and unclear.

In the official music video for "Do It Again," Steven explains how God continually shows His love and faithfulness. He sings that perhaps God constantly shows that He is faithful, loving and caring every single day, but we're not maybe looking in the right places.

The song's chorus is catchy and eye-opening, providing plenty of reason to stop and consider the lyrics about God's faithfulness and love.

"Maybe every morning when the sun breaks through

God's saying, "I'll do it again"

Maybe every rising of a brand new moon

God says, "I'll do it again"

The chorus mentions that perhaps these everyday occurrences that most of us overlook and take for granted are God's way of telling us that He does love us, has so much more to show us and will "do it again."

It's easy to become so consumed and wrapped up in everyday life; everyone has a busy life full of obligations. But if we stop for even a second, we might see or hear something new from God. It might be something as simple as a sunrise or a sunset that reassures us that He is still in control, faithful and working in our lives.

Jeremiah 31:3 "The Lord has appeared of old to me, saying, 'Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love: therefore, with loving kindness have I drawn you.'"

Listen to Tauren Wells' "Take It All Back."

Listen to Tauren Wells' "Take It All Back."

Get ready to jam out to another great song by a Christian music favorite—Jeremy Camp’s awe-inspiring ‘No Survivors’ Live Performance. 

Jeremy Camp knows how to sing. He starts out by introducing the name of the song he is about to sing, and the large crowd cheers. The song starts out gruff and tough. His voice is deep and gritty. Audience members begin to dance along and smile at the style of this performance. Jeremy is singing with a warzone mentality. He is portraying the message of putting to death things in his life that are sinful and putting on the armor of God instead.

Jeremy is singing with such strength and confidence in the Lord. You dance along in worship with him. This is a song of empowerment by the Holy Spirit to take our ego, pride, and control. It is a song that inspires full surrender to Jesus. It convicts us and causes us to ponder the sins that we deal with in our own lives. It encourages us to draw near to Jesus in the midst of our sins and celebrate His victory. The music motivates us to fight back against the enemy in any area where he has gained ground. This is not just a fantastic song, with great musicality and lyrics, but a Biblically rooted and spiritually encouraging message. 

As we sing along and celebrate that Jesus has won the battle, may we be reminded that our Savior is greater than anything in this world, that He has taken away our sins, and that He is refining us every day into His image.

“Therefore, brothers and sisters, we have an obligation—but it is not to the flesh, to live according to it. For if you live according to the flesh, you will die; but if by the Spirit you put to death the misdeeds of the body, you will live.” Romans 8:12-13

Be prepared to worship with a classic CCM artist. Mac Powell uplifting message in ‘Good News’ official music video.

As this incredibly entertaining music video begins, we see Mac Powell crank up his car and drive it. He starts singing as he walks down a path in the woods and has a big smile on his face. He is sharing joyfully that he has good news to tell us. There is camera footage from his car and on the path. It is as if he is telling us a story. As he drives in a cool bronze truck, he is laid back but living in rest because He has the gospel news of Jesus in his life. 

Mac models the peace that he has found in Jesus, just like a sunny day while cruising down the road. We see him with his guitar on the back of the truck. He celebrates that Jesus is coming back to take us home. You cannot help but tap your foot along to the catchy beat. He tells us the hope that Jesus gives us that is solid. We are invited to have confidence in the joy and happiness found in following Christ.

No matter where you are today, watching this video will invite you to relax and enjoy the ride of life knowing that Jesus has secured our eternal destination and we do not have to strive anymore. Instead, we can sit back and enjoy the ride of life, knowing that He is trustworthy and we have the victory in Him. Jesus came to share what He Himself revealed as good news. Mac reminds us of this in a creative way.

“But he said to them, “It is necessary for me to proclaim the good news about the kingdom of God to the other towns also, because I was sent for this purpose.” Luke 4:43

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A man’s stunning ‘How Great Thou Art’ performance will leave you in awe! When Anthony Evans sings, it's not just a performance—it's an experience that transports you to a place of deep reverence and worship. His stunning rendition of the classic hymn ‘How Great Thou Art’ is no exception. Accompanied by a simple yet elegant piano, Anthony’s voice takes center stage, filling every corner of the room and every heart with the majesty of God's presence.

From the first note, Anthony's voice is captivating, carrying an emotional depth that reaches into the soul. As he sings, it’s as if the heavens open, inviting everyone who listens into a sacred moment of worship. His interpretation of the hymn is not just about showcasing his vocal prowess; it’s about leading others into an encounter with God, where the greatness of the Creator is felt in every word.

Over his fifteen-year professional career, Anthony has become a master of his craft, and this performance illuminates this mastery. With seven independently released albums, four videos, and over 1,000 concerts under his belt, Anthony has consistently pushed the boundaries of what it means to be an artist of faith. 

Anthony’s journey is one of creative independence. After competing on Season Two of NBC's The Voice as part of “Team Christina,” he continued to forge his own path, not just as a singer but as a talent producer for the very show that helped elevate his career. His experience on The Voice allowed him to refine his skills as a performer and someone who understands the intricacies of the music business. 

But it is in his music—his heart for worship—that Anthony Evans truly shines. His rendition of ‘How Great Thou Art’ is more than just a song; it is a powerful reminder of God's greatness and the beauty of surrendering our hearts in worship. In moments like these, Anthony’s voice doesn’t just reach your ears; it touches your spirit, leaving you in awe of the God he so passionately sings about.

For those who have followed Anthony’s career, this performance is a beautiful reflection of his journey—a journey marked by faith, independence, and a relentless pursuit of artistic and spiritual excellence. And for those hearing him for the first time, it’s an unforgettable introduction to an artist who truly knows how to lead others into the presence of God.

 Psalm 95:6 "Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker."

An unbelievably gifted trio of musicians delivered a stunning rendition of the beloved, classic hymn “The Old Rugged Cross.”

Without Christ’s death, no one would have hope or the opportunity for eternal life. Instead, all would be destined for hell, lost for all eternity. It is the punishment and the end that we all undoubtedly deserve.

However, as John 3:16 tells us, God so loved the world that He sent His one and only Son to Earth. His Son, Jesus Christ, would then willingly give up Himself and go to the cross, suffering and eventually dying on our behalf. He suffered greatly on that wretched cross for you and me.

Christ’s love, selflessness and forgiveness on the cross changed everything forever. And no song better describes the importance of Calvary and the cross than the hymn “The Old Rugged Cross.” In a clip posted on YouTube, three youngsters beautifully perform the tune about the cross and, more importantly, what it has come to represent: Christ’s love and willing sacrifice for a dying, hurt and lost world.

You are, without question, incredibly familiar with this tune. However, that familiarity does not diminish the beauty of the song’s lyrics in the slightest. Those words will likely move you, causing you to react emotionally as if you’re hearing them for the first time.

“On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross

The emblem of suffering and shame

And I love that old cross where the dearest and best

For a world of lost sinners was slain”

The vocal performances from all three of the young children are outstanding. Each shows how the Lord has blessed them with an incredible amount of musical talent. However, like with any “The Old Rugged Cross performance,” the lyrics steal the show. Those words are undeniably powerful and moving, telling of Christ’s love and sacrifice on the cross. 

1 Corinthians 1:18 “For the word of the cross seems foolish to those who are on the way to destruction; but to us who are on the way to salvation it is the power of God.

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A song of devotion to God.

The original lyrics to the “response” were written almost two decades ago by a group of Christian women in North Florida. Those lyrics were slightly revised for this presentation. The women who sang in this video did so during a live conference in 2018 where Frank Viola spoke in a conference. They did so after only one rehearsal. The recording isn't polished and the women aren't professional vocalists. They are ordinary sisters in Christ who greatly love the Lord. When they stood up and sang the “response,” many of the men in the audience were teary eyed. The theme of the conference was "Beautiful Pursuit." For more innovative songs, go to https://frankviola.org/creativity.

The following song was written for the present Insurgence - https://Insurgence.org. For details on the writing of the song and music credits, go to https://www.frankviola.org/2012/07/03/inchrist/ Listen to other new songs as well as conference messages at https://frankviola.info/podcast Insurgence: https://Insurgence.org Frank's A-List Blog: https://frankviola.org Podcast: https://frankviola.info/podcast Kingdom Website: https://GospeloftheKingdom.com