Music Videos

You’ll love this joyful reminder of God’s love in “Just Like God.” This catchy, upbeat tune about His grace and faithfulness will have you singing along and tapping your toes. Watch this short but delightful clip to see Sean Rodriguez’s music video for “Just Like God.”

Human beings are a fallen, flawed and lost bunch. Additionally, we all have the ability to make any situation worse. We could be handed the perfect, most pristine thing, and destroy it. Don’t believe me? Have you ever heard of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden? They were living in literal paradise and ruined it with their willful disobedience, introducing sin into the world in the process.

Luckily, even though we are all sinners, God showed mercy and pity upon us. He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to suffer and die, taking our spot on the cross. As the book of Romans states, “while we were still sinners Christ died for us.” He came in and made a way when there was none. He injected hope into an utterly hopeless situation.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Sean sings about the life-changing love and mercy of God. As the tune mentions, God takes our messes, our deplorable and wretched situations, and can make something beautiful out of them, a masterpiece. He can make whole what was once broken and destroyed.

“Just like God
With endless love, He kept coming after me
He showed up and made this mess a masterpiece
Miracle beyond belief”

Even when, through our decisions and choices, we’ve gotten into some pretty awful situations, God can come in and perform a miracle. He can and regularly does the unthinkable, things we could never imagine, because as the Bible points out, with God, all things are possible. And He does all of this for no other reason than because He loves you and me that much.

Mark 10:27 “Jesus, looking on them, said, ‘With men it is impossible, but not with God: for all things are possible with God.”

This “Amazing Grace” guitar instrumental is beautiful. This excellent, moving and wholly captivating rendition of the most beloved hymn of all time is one you’ll find yourself returning to again and again. Watch this short but chilling performance of “Amazing Grace,” a tune that is near and dear to the hearts of many.

When it comes to listening to and consuming music, many people opt for a streaming service – Apple Music, Spotify or maybe even Amazon Music Unlimited. Those platforms put the users in the driver’s seat. They select what songs get played and when. That really isn’t the case when it comes to the radio.

Instead of the listener, it’s the radio station that chooses what songs are played, when and how many times. Of course, anyone who has ever listened to the radio knows that they typically play the same five or 10 songs constantly, which will quickly make you sick of songs you once enjoyed. It’ll soon get to the point that you change the dial anytime you hear that tune. This is especially true of Top 40 or pop radio.

However, there are a select few, a special group of songs that will never get old, regardless of how many times you’ve heard them. One of those songs is “Amazing Grace.” Anyone and everyone knows that song and has likely heard it hundreds, if not thousands, of times. But no matter how many times you’ve listened to it, it still has the power to make people emotional, to bring them to tears, even.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a gentleman plays the timeless, beloved church hymn on his guitar. He doesn’t sing any of those familiar, powerful and tear-jerking lyrics, but that doesn’t take away from the beauty of his performance at all. Likely, you’ll find yourself adding the lyrics as you listen along to this wonderful instrumental version of “Amazing Grace.”

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.”

Country artist Chas Collins shares his journey from Belle Chasse, Louisiana to Nashville, a dream ultimately set in motion by Hurricane Katrina. In this conversation, Collins opens up about his faith, his passion for unity in a divided culture, and the heart behind his patriotic single “No Place I’d Rather Be,” co-written with Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Byron Hill. Grounded in the pillars of God, country, and community, Collins reflects on how his beliefs shape both his music and daily life, and why he believes country music still has the power to bring people together. With new singles, a music video, and major opportunities on the horizon for 2026, Collins shares why this next season may be the biggest of his career yet.

At 83, Gloria Gaither shares a powerful message to the next generation about AI, technology, and the soul of art. Alongside Bill Gaither, she admits she’s “scared about AI” — wondering if writers and singers will even be needed one day. But then she reminds us of something technology can never replace: the soul of man. “You are here as a guardian of the real.” From songs that traveled the world and “landed in hearts” from Australia to South Africa, to her belief that when the news is off and the debates are done, art will still speak — Gloria reminds us that nothing carries power like a song. Three minutes. Total power. And in the wrong hands, it’s dangerous.

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