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Stop and watch this video of an incredible new worship song! Watch Pat Barrett’s powerful ‘I’ve Got a Fire’ live performance.

At the start of this video, Pat is standing with his guitar surrounded by an enthusiastic audience, clapping. He smiles and begins to sing, “I’ve got a fire that will never burn out.” This song has powerful lyrics and a wonderful high-energy celebration. Pat leads lively worship as a group of believers claps, dances, and sings to their Savior. The smiles on their faces say it all.

The Chorus Sings:

I've got a fire that'll never burn out
I've got a song that you can't turn down
I've got a joy deep down in my soul
I've got joy and it overflows

As you listen to this song, you will be so excited and inspired that you will not be able to help but sing with Pat and the band. He shares the joy of the Lord, and the Spirit of God is evidently moving in this moment. It is really special to see it on this video. 

There is a really fun moment when Pat sings the chorus line, and the audience repeats it after the instrumental. People of every age are praising the risen Savior. This will quickly be one of your new favorite worship songs.

Pat Barrett is known for being part of the band, House Fires. He also has established himself as a solo artist, recording songs such as “Good, Good Father” and “Build My Life.” He is a worship leader in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Pat is extremely gifted at being authentic in his music and craft. He has a clear gift for leading others not just to sing to God, but to pour out their whole hearts to Him. This song, “I’ve Got a Fire,” is like an anthem that excites us and reminds us that the Holy Spirit is the same God who is Jesus living inside of the hearts of everyone who puts their trust in Him. 

“I baptize you with water for repentance, but he who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” Matthew 3:11

It is always a joy to hear worshipful music with a great beat. Check out this incredible Jeremy Rosado 'Glory to God' lyric video.

Get ready for a fun, upbeat song that will get you dancing. You will glorify God through such an exciting song. The lyrics hit hard, talking about the hard times we face and the blessing of getting through them with the help of the Holy Spirit. Scripture makes it clear that in this world we will have trouble, but Jesus has overcome the world. Jeremy put this concept from the Bible to a current song, and it is inspiring.

Glory to God Lyrics 

The Chorus Sings:

Glory to God for the life that He gave me
Glory to God for the way that He saved me
Nobody else that ever could
Be that faithful, be that good (Good)
I’ma testify, it’s always understood

What are you facing today? How can you worship God in the midst of your circumstances? A mark of the life of a believer is not that we do not struggle or wrestle in difficulty, but that we can still have joy in Christ and what He did. We can be reminded of the peace that we have in our salvation in Jesus through this song.

Jeremy Rosado Got His Start on American Idol and The Voice 

Jeremy Rosado is a Christian worship leader from Florida who got his start on American Idol and The Voice. He just released a brand new album called The Waiting Room. He has a powerhouse voice and a unique style, so you will immediately love this song. It is motivating to hear a voice like his singing praises to the Lord. You will be blessed by him.

“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

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Rising Christian country artist Michael James brings heart, hope, and hometown grit to the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville with a powerful live performance of his song “Good News.” Blending country storytelling with a faith-filled message, Michael delivers an acoustic set that feels equal parts front-porch honest and Sunday-morning uplifting. “Good News” is a reminder that no matter how heavy life gets, there’s still hope worth singing about.

From the start of this lyric video, you will be dancing and singing along. Check out this Phil Wickham and Crowder lyric video for the powerful ‘It Really Is Amazing Grace.’

Verse one begins with Phil Wickham. He sings with such energy and joy. The chorus comes and says:

Singing Hallelujah!
There's no chains on me
Thank you Jesus
You have set me free

You will love singing along to this catchy melody. Then, in the second verse, David Crowder comes in with his unique and soulful voice. Their two voices together on the chorus is powerful. 

It is wonderful to hear these timeless words of the original hymn “Amazing Grace” put to a melody of this generation. This song reminds us that the grace of Jesus is something to be celebrated. The lively nature of what they have invited us to reminds us of the joy that we can all have when Jesus is our Savior and Lord. 

The bridge gives us anticipation to tell others about what Jesus has done in each of our own lives, and this duet is stunning. The way that these seasoned artists share this song and both shine vocally in the ways that they are gifted is refreshing. These two powerhouse worship leaders invite others along to celebrate and praise God. 

You will not be able to forget the lyrics of this song after watching and hearing it in this video. Allow this video to lead you into a time of praise and worship wherever you are when you view it. Take a moment to ponder the grace that Jesus has provided for you in your own life. It truly is not just grace, but amazing grace. 

“For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast." Ephesians 2:8-9

This young man will wow you. Watch this beautiful cover of ‘Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing’ as it uplifts.

Check out Joel Jackson’s jazzed-up version of this well-known hymn. He is sitting in a beautiful church, with a gorgeous microphone descending from the ceiling. Joel does incredible piano accompaniment, and he is multi-talented. You will be so impressed with his ad lib “oh’s” after the first chorus.

Joel arranges this song so it stays close enough to the original but unique enough to feel like the very first time you have ever heard this hymn. He has passion and excitement for the Lord. Joel has an Irish feel to his sound, and his style is very unexpected, dynamically strong, and unpredictable.

One particular verse stands out:

Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it 
Prone to leave the God I love 
Here’s my heart, oh take and seal it 
Seal it for Thy courts above

Joel has an incredible range, from his powerful vocal belts to his gentle piano moments. You will have so many emotions with this version of the hymn. Maybe you have recently wandered from the Lord? Or you haven’t sung or prayed to Him in years? 

You could be closer to Him than ever, but you need to remember how far He has brought you. Wherever you find yourself today, know that His Holy Spirit is faithful to seal the hearts of all who receive His gift of salvation. 

When we follow Jesus, an abundance of blessings will follow. This may not always be visible blessings, but the spiritual gifts that God gives are precious and eternally valuable. 

“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ.” Ephesians 1:3

Kentucky-based husband and wife duo, Crown of Life, brought their heartfelt harmonies to the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville with an acoustic performance of “The World is Waiting,” from their new album 'New Beginnings,' out now.

I didn’t expect to be undone by a video when Yo-Yo Ma delivers a beautiful, soul-stirring performance of ‘Amazing Grace.’ It came across my screen quietly—no spectacle, no warning. Just Yo-Yo Ma sitting in a vast, open plain at dusk, his cello tucked against him like something living, something beloved.

I watched as the light thinned and softened, the kind of light I know well because it’s the same one that spills across the farmland outside my own window each evening. Untouched ground. Land letting itself rest. 

Fields holding their breath between seasons. Except this field was in for a treat it never knew it needed. And neither did you and I!

In the video, there are no people, just wind moving freely, rushing around him, tangling itself in his jacket and the tall grass, as if it couldn’t decide whether it was there to listen or to join in. Maybe both.

When the bow touched the strings, something inside me stilled. 

He began with ‘Simple Gifts,’ that old, faithful melody that knows the way home by heart. The notes didn’t rush. They wandered. They settled. 

And then almost without my noticing, ‘Amazing Grace’ appeared, folded into the song like a prayer slipping into conversation. Two hymns meeting in the open air, speaking the same language of surrender and mercy.

It was nothing I’d ever heard before. The music came from years of practice with a flare from his soul. It felt offered. Tender. As if the music itself was bowing low.

The wind carried the notes outward, and I swear it felt like creation was leaning in. The fields listened. The sky listened. And sitting there at my kitchen table, I listened too. My heart suddenly became aware of how loud life had been, how much I’d forgotten the power of quiet beauty.

I thought about the land outside my window—how some of it is planted, and some of it is left fallow on purpose. Rest is not neglect. Waiting is not wasted. God does some of His deepest work in the stillness we’re tempted to rush past.

As the final note faded in the video, there was no ending—just space. And in that space, grace lingered. Not flashy. Not forced. Just enough. Just here.

Sometimes God doesn’t shout to get our attention. Sometimes he plays a cello at dusk and lets the wind do the rest.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10

This children’s moving performance, “Called to Stand,” reminds us to trust God fully. To see so many children of different ages sing like this is so inspiring. Watch the video to see it for yourself.

Carrie Yost’s “Called to Stand” is an incredibly moving and meaningful song. It speaks of Biblical people who took a stand for Christ, including the Old Testament's David, Daniel, Moses, Deborah, and Esther. 

Part of the song’s lyrics are:

She was just a girl named Esther,
Great danger laid before her,
But fearlessly she’d go when called to stand,
She risked her life to save her people, 

The video features the voices of young children and older teens. It reminds me of how God called youth like David to do big things. David was just a boy when he killed an army’s giant army with his slingshot. It’s a truly inspiring performance. 

This is a powerful song. It is certainly spiritually inspired songwriting. Listening to the lyrics, it feels as though you are able to accomplish anything through Christ—and you certainly can, just as the good book says. 

The song has brilliant lyrics and a wonderful melody. It sounds marvelous when sung through this bright choir of voices. It is just beautiful. 

Watching these youth sing with such conviction is a reminder that age never limits purpose. They don’t know just how much their words carry so much courage and hope that will resonate with all listeners who believe in Jesus. I hope this song nurtures these kids to grow in bold confidence in God’s plan. Because through him, they can do whatever he asks. 

I hope this song gave you a little courage today, because we are called to stand. 

“I am able to do all things through him who gives me strength,” Philippians 4:13

Stephen McWhirter has turned in a soul-stirring rendition of “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus.” This performance of the beloved hymn from the incredibly talented musician is one that you’ll find yourself returning to again and again. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip to listen to Stephen’s beautiful cover performance of “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus,” a tune that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

Many people have dreams and goals they hope to accomplish one day. Now, while it is good to have these aspirations, simply dreaming and thinking about them will not go a long way in making them a reality. It requires hard work, effort, and, likely, most importantly, commitment and dedication.

No matter what we do in life, there will be times and instances when we want to turn back and give up. We might even question whether we made the correct decision. Did we choose the right path? The same is true when we decide to leave the world behind and follow Jesus Christ. Once we become Christians, life does not suddenly become easier, with every obstacle and difficulty removed from our path. No, that’s why following Christ is a decision, a choice, that requires commitment and dedication.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Stephen performs “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus,” a song about committing to follow the one true King. Anyone who has attended church with any regularity is likely very familiar with this tune. However, that does not diminish the song’s beautiful, powerful lyrics and message. They are still as relevant today as they were when those lyrics were first written.

“The world behind me, the cross before me
The world behind me, the cross before me
No turning back
No turning back”

Like any other decision we make in life, choosing to follow Christ is a conscious choice that requires commitment and follow-through. Are we going to follow the way of the world or follow Christ?

Matthew 16:24 “Then Jesus said to his disciples, ‘If any man would come after me, let him give up all, and take up his cross, and come after me.’”

The song simply means there is nothing Jesus cannot do.

“All Things New” w/m kevin mccullough Verse 1 I walked through the autumn chill, the leaves like broken glass, He said forever softly, then forever came and passed. I left my scarf, my hope, my heart on that old oak stair, And the echo of his promise still hung heavy in the air. Verse 2 I drove home in silence, headlights blurred with tears, The road was long and empty, like the sum of all my fears. Mama whispered softly, “Child, just give it time,” But I was hollow as a church bell that had lost its chime. Verse 3 Then I met a stranger down on Mercy Street, He didn’t flinch or turn away from the dirt beneath my feet. He said, “I’ve seen it all, and still I call your name,” And for the first time in forever, I felt no shame. Chorus ’Cause I was broken, but He held me, Wounded, but He knew me well. And in His arms, I found the story That no heartbreak could dispel. I was lost, but He pursued— Now I’m not the girl you knew. He’s not like any man I fell for— He makes all things new. Verse 4 He didn’t buy me roses, He wore a crown of thorns, He didn’t whisper sweet things, He calmed my raging storms. He took the weight I carried, the guilt I tried to hide, And gave me something stronger than my foolish pride. Chorus ’Cause I was broken, but He held me, Wounded, but He knew me well. And in His arms, I found the story That no heartbreak could dispel. I was lost, but He pursued— Now I’m not the girl you knew. He’s not like any man I fell for— He makes all things new. Bridge 1 And maybe in another life, I’d still be chasing ghosts at night, But now I see the morning light— Grace, not guilt, is burning bright. Instrumental Interlude Verse 5 I still drive by the house sometimes, but it’s just a place, The ghost of who I was fades in the rearview space. Now I wear a different kind of ring—one no one can undo, Forged in love eternal, not in “I still miss you.” Verse 6 I dance in the kitchen, bare feet, unafraid, No chains on my laughter, no debts left unpaid. And if he saw me now, I’d hope he knew, The best thing he ever did—was let me find what’s true. Chorus ’Cause I was broken, but He held me, Wounded, but He knew me well. And in His arms, I found the story That no heartbreak could dispel. I was lost, but He pursued— Now I’m not the girl you knew. He’s not like any man I fell for— He makes all things new. Bridge 2 And I remember pain, But it don’t own me anymore. Love walked in, And showed me what these scars were for. Chorus 2 Now I’m chosen, I’m forgiven, Every tear has been redeemed. He rewrote the end of my story With a love I’d never dreamed. I was lost, but He pursued— Now I’m not the girl you knew. He’s not like any man I fell for— He makes all things new. Antiphonal Tag (call and response) “You love me still…” “I always will.” “I thought I fell—” “But I caught you well.” “All I was, all I’ll ever do— You make all things new.”

Stephen McWhirter never fails to spin a good hymn. This stunning “Blessed Assurance” performance by Stephen McWhirter will move you and bring you peace today. Just play the video to feel it. 

This is no version of “Blessed Assurance” as you’ve ever heard before. The worship leader sings with such heart and soul. He’s got his own unique style that carries you away. 

His guitar playing sweetly matches the song, as does the drum accompaniment. 

Here are some of the song’s simple, yet powerful lyrics: 

Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine!
O, what a foretaste of glory divine!
Heir of salvation, purchase of God,
born of His Spirit, washed in His blood.

The song speaks to the power of hope and confidence in Jesus Christ and his promises. He is worthy of all praise. 

Stephen said, “Few hymns have carried believers through storms and seasons like this one. This acoustic worship version of Blessed Assurance is a reminder that our hope isn’t in circumstances, but in Jesus alone.”

He continues, “When fear rises…When doubts get loud…When life feels uncertain… We can proudly say, ‘This is my story. This is my song. Praising my Savior all the day long.’”

Stephen has a unique gift for reviving old hymns into something deeply soulful and almost modern-sounding. It’s a simple performance, but that’s why it’s so soul-soothing. It feels like honest, sincere worship—and it resonates with the listener.  

This cover begs for quiet reflection and dedication. Through his cover, Stephen creates a sacred space meant for intention and devotion. The song brims with tenderness and resolve through Stephen’s singing. 

As you listen, remember where assurance is found. 

“Let us draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water.” Hebrews 10:22

God's Word showed me the way, God blessed my tomorrow. Hope is forever in my heart. Original music and lyrics by Clare Steffen & David Pellegrini as a part of the Round The Globe project.

Psalm 16 shifts from the focused requirements of the previous chapter into a state of profound contentment and spiritual security, expressing a deep, personal affection for God as the ultimate prize. It radiates an overflowing joy, moving past the fear of death to a place of absolute rest and the anticipation of eternal pleasure in God’s presence. The "Book of Psalms: Back to Songs" project is a creative endeavor to restore the original spirit of the #psalms - as songs of worship, lament, praise, and reflection-by transforming them back into musical form, as many were written. Drawing from modern translations of the classic biblical texts, this project reimagines the Psalms with fresh musical arrangements that blend timeless messages with modern sounds. Each Psalm is thoughtfully adapted into lyrical and melodic compositions, many using modern tools, to explore harmonies, instrumentation, and genre-blending arrangements. From soulful acoustic ballads and rock/pop hymns to country pieces and R&B-inspired tunes, the project seeks to make the Psalms accessible and resonate with today’s listeners, while staying true to their emotional and spiritual depth. -- notes: Words updated for song lyrics style: Pop Rock, female vocals

Psalm 15 conveys a sense of reverent awe and moral clarity, focusing on the quiet integrity required to stand in the presence of a holy God. It concludes with an atmosphere of unwavering stability, offering the peace of mind that comes from living a life of consistent, grounded character. The "Book of Psalms: Back to Songs" project is a creative endeavor to restore the original spirit of the #psalms - as songs of worship, lament, praise, and reflection-by transforming them back into musical form, as many were written. Drawing from modern translations of the classic biblical texts, this project reimagines the Psalms with fresh musical arrangements that blend timeless messages with modern sounds. Each Psalm is thoughtfully adapted into lyrical and melodic compositions, many using modern tools, to explore harmonies, instrumentation, and genre-blending arrangements. From soulful acoustic ballads and rock/pop hymns to country pieces and R&B-inspired tunes, the project seeks to make the Psalms accessible and resonate with today’s listeners, while staying true to their emotional and spiritual depth. --- notes: Words updated for song lyrics style: worship, post-britpop, male vocals