Music Videos

Two unbelievably talented musicians, Anne Wilson and Jordan Davis, joined forces for the heartfelt “Country Gold” lyric video.

Many people would prefer to live and remain in large, metropolitan cities and their surrounding vicinity. Country life, for whatever reason, doesn’t appeal to them. They would rather avoid dirt roads, farmland and the states in the middle of the United States, commonly called “flyover country.”

All have different preferences, likes and tastes. Not every state or region of the United States is for everyone, which is fine. However, the country does seem to get looked down upon an awful lot. 

In the official lyric video for “Country Gold,” posted on YouTube, Anne Wilson and Jordan Davis sing about how they were blessed to grow up in the country. They mention what they learned while living the country life and what it means to them and their families.  

In the tune's opening verse, Anne addresses how many people overlook the country and small towns. Those areas don’t mean much to many people, but to her, it means everything. As she sings, she believes that she found “country gold.”

The song’s beautifully written chorus has both singers mentioning that what may not look like a whole lot to some people means everything to them. In fact, they add that what may not look like riches to those on the outside looking in is actually invaluable.

“To most, it might not look like much

But I put roots down here because

The richest people that I’ve ever known

Struck country gold”

Again, not every place in the world will appeal to every person. However, where people grew up is special and important to most people and holds an added significance and meaning. Flyover country and small towns are important to many people.

Proverbs 22:6 “If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old, he will not be turned away from it.”

Talented Christian musician Danny Gokey has released the official music video for his song “Peace.”

The world is often a hectic and disorderly place, where people run around every which way, trying to accomplish as much as possible in a limited amount of time. Most live by that old saying about time being money. Anyone with a job knows this to be true all too well.

We’ve even come up with a word for acting in such a fast and furious manner: multitasking. Yes, being a proactive and productive employee is a good thing. But working and living everyday life in such a rushed and chaotic manner can become tiring, and it will wear people down over time.

Individuals need time to recharge and relax. Peace is something that all need, but unfortunately, for one reason or another, it’s something most rarely experience. But there is one who does provide peace, a kind that most of the world is wholly unfamiliar with – one that surpasses all understanding.

In the official video posted on YouTube, Danny sings his song “Peace.” It’s about the peace and rest that only He can provide. It’s a peace that provides healing and comfort when life’s burdens and worries become too much to bear. 

“I have peace

Peace that surpasses understanding

I know life’s out of my hands

But I’ll make it through.”

As Danny mentions in his song, so much of life is out of our hands and control. Situations and circumstances will arise seemingly out of nowhere, leaving us overwhelmed and lost and with plenty of questions. 

However, even amid the storm and the uncertainty, Christ can and will provide peace and reassurance. We may not know what will come next in life, but if we stay close to Him, we know we’ll make it through whatever comes our way.

John 14:27 “May peace be with you; my peace I give to you: I give it not as the world gives. Let not your heart be troubled; let it be without fear.”

Singer Tori Kelly has made a splash and released the official music video for her uplifting and catchy tune “High Water.”

No one will get through this life without experiencing hardships, trials and adversities. Unfortunately, difficult seasons come to all and often will leave scars as a reminder. Making them even worse, those situations usually arrive when we least expect them. 

Sadly, those situations can become unbearable and overwhelming. Going on and making it through another day can seem to be a monumental task and asking too much. However, there is One who never leaves our side throughout the whole ordeal. If we hold on, fighting our way through those trying circumstances, there is something better on the other side. 

The Bible, the New Testament book of Romans mentions that in all things, God works for the good of all who love him. That includes whatever hardship you’re currently enduring. God can make something beautiful out of anything, any mess.

That’s exactly what Tori sings about in the official music video for her song “High Water.” It’s a beautiful, uplifting and encouraging song about holding on and soldiering on through the difficulties because something better is just beyond the horizon.

“Something is comin’ in the morning

If I can make it through the night

Whatever comes, Hell or high water

I know I know what’s on the other side”

Whatever you’re battling or going through, you are not alone, even when it may feel like it. God says that He will never leave or forsake us. Although there may be instances when He appears absent or not listening, He is still working. He has a plan, and the outcome will be much better than we could have envisioned. 

Isaiah 41:10 “Have no fear, for I am with you; do not be looking about in trouble, for I am your God; I will give you strength, yes, I will be your helper; yes, my true right hand will be your support.”

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Anna Golden’s stunning performance of the song ‘The Church I Grew Up In’ captivates listeners. It is a poignant tribute to the sacred spaces that shape our spiritual lives and the profound impact they have on who we become. In the captivating video, it’s just Anna, her soulful voice, and her piano—a simple yet powerful setup that mirrors the essence of her message.

There’s something deeply moving about the imagery Anna paints with her lyrics—a little white church in Georgia, its steeple still standing tall. As cars drive by, they remain unaware of the spiritual legacy held within those unassuming walls. With no flashy signs or modern conveniences, the church is described as a place where the hand of God was first witnessed, echoing the simplicity and authenticity of true faith.

"You couldn’t tell me 

There wasn’t healing in those walls 

You couldn’t tell me 

Angels didn’t walk those halls."

Anna's chorus beautifully encapsulates the reverence she feels for her church. It’s not about grand displays or religious theatrics; it’s about the quiet, unwavering presence of God in the everyday moments. The church wasn’t just a building; it was a haven where healing and divine presence were as real as the pews and hymnals.

‘On a Wednesday night 

 And Sunday morning 

 We didn’t have much 

 But Jesus loved it.’

Here, Anna reflects on the humble beginnings and the raw, unpolished nature of the church services. There’s a purity in the routine of Wednesday night services and Sunday mornings—a testament to the enduring faith of those who gathered despite having little in terms of material wealth.

‘The Church I Grew Up In’ is more than a song; it’s a heartfelt ode to the foundations of faith that shape us. Anna Golden’s lyrical honesty and musical simplicity remind us that while the external trappings of our places of worship may vary, the true essence lies in the divine encounters and the community that surrounds us.

In a world that often chases after the new and the flashy, Anna’s song invites us to pause and remember the sacred beauty found in the places we call home—where God’s presence is palpable, and His grace is the cornerstone of all that we are.

Matthew 18:20 “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”

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Legendary country musician Charlie Daniels turned in an outstanding and mesmerizing performance of the most beloved hymn of all time, “Amazing Grace.”

Hymns are beautiful and beloved pieces of music. Despite some of those favorite tunes being hundreds of years old in some cases, they are still as relevant as ever. Hymns like “How Great Thou Art,” "Victory in Jesus” and “I Surrender All” are able to say so much with so little. They are expertly written, expressing God’s love, mercy, grace and faithfulness. 

Many people are into more modern contemporary Christian music. Even a lot of churches have moved away from the old hymns, choosing to play the contemporary praise and worship tunes. However, in my opinion, it does not get any better than hearing and singing “Great is Thy Faithfulness, “It is Well” and, of course, “Amazing Grace.” 

“Amazing Grace” is a timeless classic. It’s one of those songs that you’ll never get tired of hearing, no matter how many times. Hundreds of musicians, including the late Charlie Daniels, have covered it thousands of times.

In a clip posted on YouTube, “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” singer performed “Amazing Grace” during an appearance on Larry’s Country Diner. Instead of playing the song the same way that’s been done thousands of times, Charlie changes things up slightly.

He adds a different sound and even sings the lyrics slightly differently. It’s not that it’s bad, but even though his changes are subtle, they are very noticeable. 

But that’s what musicians and artists are supposed to do, right? Playing “Amazing Grace” the exact same way is boring. Sure, taking chances is risky, and changing up a timeless classic such as “Amazing Grace” may upset some, but go big or go home. Either way, with some small but noticeable changes to the classic hymn, Charlie makes this version his own.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

One of the biggest, most popular bands in all of Christian music, We the Kingdom, turned in an epic and fantastic live performance of their hit song, “The Plans.”

Life is an experience that can push even the most level-headed and well-adjusted person to their breaking point. Some circumstances can get so overwhelming and overbearing that enduring another day seems like a monumental task. 

Several circumstances can cause anxiety and an overwhelming feeling of dread and despair. How will I survive the situation? What can I do now? There is no way I will possibly make it through. Those are a few of the thoughts that will flood the mind during what appears to be hopeless and lost situations.

Luckily, there is one who specializes in producing something out of nothing. He can inject hope and life into a hopeless situation. He can find and make a way when there is none. He can make the impossible possible. There is nothing too big for our God. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, We The Kingdom performs their song “The Plans” live. It’s a beautifully written tune about trusting God enough during those apprehensive, stress-filled, uncertain moments to give it all to Him. 

“For I know the plans He has for me

Yes, I know the plans He has for me

For my good

To give me a hope and a future”

Human beings worry about the future. It’s a normal and natural reaction to unseen and unknown things. However, if the God who parted the Red Sea, spoke through a burning bush and put the sun, moon and stars into place is on our side, what do we really have to fear and worry about?

God can handle anything and everything that we will come up against in life. Instead of worrying and stressing about a situation, give it to God and allow Him to work.

Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, said the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.”

This video is a beautiful melody by Caleb and Kelsey. Caleb and Kelsey Grimm are a husband and wife duo who have been singing together since they met in college in 2012. 

They released their first EP in 2018, and in 2019, they collaborated with Lauren Daigle and TobyMac. They combine folk, rock, pop, country, and jazz elements into their music. 

The two songs they include in this performance, ‘Open the Eyes of My Heart’ and ‘Lord I Give You My Heart,’ are staples in Christian worship music. The melody of the two together by Caleb and Kelsey is a lovely blending of music.

When it comes to worship music, many songs can touch us in different ways. The lyrics always have a lot to say, and we can take them with us in our hearts. 

‘Open the Eyes of My Heart’ starts with:

“Open the eyes of my heart, Lord

Open the eyes of my heart
I want to see You
I want to see You”

While the lyrics are basic in nature, they are filled with much meaning. They call out to God, asking him to show us who he is. 

‘Lord I Give You My Heart’ is all about giving our hearts to Jesus, as we should. 

Many in the comments agree about how lovely a performance this is. One commenter says, “Kelsey has a really beautiful voice. Caleb's voice is a perfect match for hers. Their melody and harmony are extremely beautiful and extraordinary. Sounds like angels singing. God bless.” Another says, “Keep doing worship songs. They really inspire people like me to sing Christian songs exclusively and worship with all my heart. It's not all boring as the world claims it to be.....you guys just proved em wrong.”

“That they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after him, and find him, though he be not far from every one of us:” - Acts 17:27