Music Videos

"Hallelujah" is an exciting song of praise to God. The song encourages people to praise God with music and singing. The music video contains 3D animation of Samba dancing, as well as praising God. I hope you enjoy this fun song of praise!

A country music star and her daughter combined their beautiful voices, making for a stunning duet as they performed a beloved Christmas classic.

Christmas is a terrific season, full of smiles, hugs, gift-giving, family gatherings and usually, an obscene amount of food. Sure, all of that helps to make the Christmas season a wonderful time of year, but without the birth of Christ, the Savior, it would all be completely meaningless. 

Sara Evans and her talented daughter, Olivia, remind listeners and viewers about the real meaning behind all the celebrations, the gifts and the food. The mother-daughter duo takes the festively decorated stage together for a lovely rendition of the timeless Christmas classic, “O Holy Night.”

“O Holy night! The stars are brightly shining
It is the night of our dear Savior’s birth
Long lay the world in sin and error pining
‘Till He appears, and the soul felt its worth”

The performance is a duet, with both lending their voices, belting out the lyrics about the world-changing evening when Jesus Christ made his much-anticipated entrance. However, Sara, a much more experienced and seasoned performer, shoulders most of the singing duties. 

It's clear the talent in the family did not stop with Sara. Olivia does have an outstanding voice, but her mother does outshine her daughter, singing out considerably louder than her daughter. 

Regardless of who does what and who is heard more and longer in the song, Sara and Olivia are using their considerable platform to sing about and spread the real reason for the season: the birth of Jesus Christ. Before Christ entered the world, taking our place and dying on the cross, all were lost and without hope. Christ’s birth in that manger all those years ago changed everything. 

Like the lyrics the two talented ladies sing, their performance is also beautiful. It’s a rendition that is more than deserving of several listens and views. 

Luke 2:7 “And she had her first son; and folding him in linen, she put him to rest in the place where the cattle had their food, because there was no room for them in the house.”

A family of talented vocalists showed off their impressive musical gifts with a stunning a cappella cover of a beloved Christmas carol about Christ’s arrival on Earth.

The birth of Jesus Christ is the sole reason for celebrating Christmas. The gifts exchanged, the meals eaten, the annual parties and other gatherings may be fun and exciting. But without the birth of Christ, Him being born to a virgin in a manger, those celebrations and traditions would all be rendered useless and totally in vain. As the old saying goes, "Jesus is the reason for the season." 

In a clip posted on YouTube, six people – the Drudge family – sing a dazzling a cappella version of “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.” Their voices blend perfectly, creating a most enjoyable rendition of the old Christmas favorite.

“O come, O come, Emmanuel
And ransom captive Israel
That mourns in lonely exile here
Until the Son of God appear”

In addition to the pleasant and beautiful sounds from the talented family, the video is also a sight to behold. The clip is shot entirely in a picturesque landscape, amongst snow-covered fields and trees. It looks like a location right out of a Christmas-themed Hallmark film. 

A handful of people who commented on the YouTube clip mentioned how much they loved, adored and appreciated the a cappella performance.

“Wow, amazing job everybody!” one person posted.

“Powerful song, thank you Drudge family,” a second individual added.

“Wow, that is incredible guys. Thanks so much for sharing,” yet another person wrote. 

Christ’s arrival was a moment in history that many in the Bible looked forward to and waited for in eager anticipation. They knew that the birth of Christ would change the world forever, as it has and continues to do so. 

Scripture in the Old Testament foretells the birth of a Savior who would save man from his sin, making hearts as white as snow. Specifically, the books of Micah and Isaiah make mention of the impending arrival of Jesus Christ. 

Isaiah 7:14 “For this cause the Lord himself will give you a sign; a young woman is now with child, and she will give birth to a son, and she will give him the name Immanuel.”

Listen to one of today’s most beloved and treasured worship songs, ‘The Old Rugged Cross Made The Difference by the Gaither vocal band during a live performance. You won’t be disappointed. 

“And the old rugged cross made the difference
In a life bound for heartache and defeat;
I will praise Him forever and ever
For the cross made the difference for me.”

The song is one of 300 songs written by George Bennard. Born into a modest family, he took on the responsibility of caring for his family as a coal miner when his father passed away. Later, he became a preacher and worked for the Salvation Army with his wife. 

His passion was to open the eyes of the world to the blessed gift of salvation from the Lord. He penned many songs expressing his gratitude and wonder. More than 100 years later, his legacy lives on within the notes and the lyrics of his worship songs. 

The vocal band Gaither performed a beautifully earnest rendition of ‘The Old Rugged Cross Made The Difference.’ After its initial release, the performance has gone viral with over 17,000 views. People around the world are worshipping Jesus for His sacrifice on the cross while they listen to this poetic song. 

Adam Crabb sings solo as the music begins to play. He croons about the ‘aching desperation’ of needing Jesus until the moment Jesus’ sacrifice touches our lives. Then Wes Hampton, Bill Gaither, Todd Suttles, and Reggie Smith harmonize as they sing of the hope found at the foot of the cross. 

I can never tire of listening to worship music that points me back to Jesus. May this song infuse hope and appreciation for what Christ did for you and me. 

Galatians 6:14 “But may it never be that I would boast, except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world.”

Forrest Frank, a popular Christian musician, after spending thousands of dollars, completely changed the direction of the clip after receiving a message from the Lord.

Humans like to know what to expect going into a situation. Not many people like to fly by the seat of their pants but instead want to know how to prepare and be able to anticipate what is coming next. However, the old saying is true: “man plans, God laughs.” 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Forrest Frank perfectly illustrates how God can move in and completely change and augment well-thought-out plans at any moment. He can use every instance to much greater effect than ever thought possible. 

At the beginning of the official music video for Forrest’s song “No Longer Bound,” text appears that mentions how the Lord changed his plans. 

“We spent the last few weeks working on a music video for it,” the text reads. “It cost over $10,000 and 40+ people were involved.”

Then God, according to Forrest, changed the direction of the music video.

“But right before we released it, God told us to do something different,” the text reads. “This is His version.”

Instead of what Forrest had planned, the video is now clips of several people holding up paper, mentioning a personal failure or a troubling situation in their life. But no matter how bleak the situation, everyone flips the paper to reveal they are “no longer bound.” The Lord has come into their life and changed that situation. Every piece of paper points to the Lord's awe-inspiring grace, love and mercy. 

It's clear that this version of Forrest’s music video is much more powerful and moving than whatever he originally had in mind. This clip proves that God is always working and capable of life-changing miracles.

2 Corinthians 5:17 “Therefore if any man is in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.”

Listen to this new song called ‘Better Man’ by for KING + COUNTRY today!

“I do, I do, I wanna be a better man for you, watch the words traveling, down the hall,
Through your heart, feel my pulse quickening, a step away, a world apart
I know that I let you down, let my pride shut you out, that's not the way it's meant to be
Sorry for the tears you've cried, darling, let me make it right ‘cause you deserve the best of me”

What a great song from for KING + COUNTRY’s new album titled What Are We Waiting For?. The lyrics of ‘Better Man’ express the desire to improve oneself for the sake of a significant other. 

There is a focus on humility and the commitment to change in order to improve the relationship. The brother duo, Joel and Luke Smallbone, shared about the song ‘Better Man’ and their feelings behind it.

“‘Better Man’ we felt was always one of the more honest songs on the record,” the Smallbones shared on their band’s Facebook page. “Whether in our relationships with our spouses or relationships at large, it’s fair to assume that most of us want to be good people. But the truth is we’re human - we’re not perfect and our relationships aren’t perfect. This song is us describing how we want to be better.”

“As men, we’ve found we can tend to be very prideful people, and pride is something that kills vibrant relationships. It’s our hope that this song speaks on how to live with humility, and how to show grace to the ones that are closest to us - our wives.”

What an important message and one that deserves to be taken to heart. The music from for KING + COUNTRY always brings so much love and inspiration, and we hope you felt that today when listening to their new song ‘Better Man.’

Three talented musicians – two young men and their father – performed a beloved Christmas tune about the night the King of Kings and Lord of Lords made His entrance into the world.

Christmas is special, often regarded as the best time of the year by many. The Christmas season is near and dear to the hearts of scores of individuals, likely for a number of reasons. Perhaps it’s because of a favorite, time-honored tradition. Maybe it’s because a delicious and delectable dish makes its much-anticipated reappearance during the Christmas season. 

While traditions and customs may vary among families, there is only one reason to even recognize the season and for the annual gatherings: the birth of Jesus Christ. Without that baby being born in a lowly manger more than 2,000 years ago, none would have ever had a chance. All would be lost, forced to live out their days in their sin and shame. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, three musicians perform a classic Christmas song, “O Holy Night.” It’s a song about the evening that forever changed the course of history. Of course, it’s the night when Jesus Christ was born. 

The three young men show off their musical abilities while performing in a picturesque, snow-covered wooded area. One belts out the lyrics, while another tickles the ivories on a keyboard, and an older gentleman plays the cello. It’s the absolute perfect location to sing a Christmas song.  

“O holy night! The stars are brightly shining
It is the night of the dear Savior’s birth
Long lay the world in sin and error pining
Till he appeared and the soul felt its worth”

Their cover is outstanding, heartfelt and well worth more than a few listens. 

Additionally, the camera essentially acts as another performer. It moves swiftly around, providing close-ups of the musicians and their instruments. Viewers are also treated to different shots of the outstanding and breathtaking scenery.

Luke 2:7 “And she brought forth her firstborn son; and she wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inn.”

Check out the encouraging song 'Jesus, Thank You' by Katy Nichole featuring CAIN and David Leonard.

“Thank You for the goodness, thank You for Your kindness, thank you for all the things you do,
Jesus, thank You, Jesus, I can hardly count the times, Your grace has pulled me out
Sin and shame had left me bound, I once was lost, but now I'm found, I once was lost,
But now I'm found, thank You for the goodness, thank You for Your kindness”

What a wonderful song that shares a heartfelt expression of gratitude to Jesus for all of the blessings that he gives. And the song is a great reminder to us all to thank Jesus for all the ways that he has moved in our lives.

Katy Nichole released her song ‘Jesus, Thank You (feat. CAIN & David Leonard)’ right ahead of her 33-city fall tour with CAIN and David Leonard that starts off in Baton Rouge, LA. And she shared how grateful she was to be partnering with these other musical artists during this time.

“I have countless reasons to be thankful over these past few years,” said Katy Nichole. “One of the biggest of these is having the honor of meeting like-minded artists and then getting the opportunity to cultivate friendships, collaborate musically, and tour the country together. 

This new version of ‘Jesus, Thank You’ is very special and personal to me because I get to share this song with two of my favorite touring buddies, CAIN and David Leonard.”

David Leonard, who produced this version of ‘Jesus, Thank You,’ also chimed in. “It has been so much fun to be out on tour with these guys this year, and I’m super thankful we got to create a version of this song together!”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to 'Jesus, Thank You' by Katy Nichole featuring CAIN and David Leonard today!

"I Will Follow Christ" is a song about who you choose to follow (the world or Christ). As for me, I choose to follow Christ, to live for him. I choose to make him a priority in my life. As a follower of Christ, I am forgiven of sin.

Check out the official music video for the new song ‘Dreams’ by NEEDTOBREATHE and featuring Judah & The Lion.

“You make dreams come true, You make dreams come true, I’m a wounded shell
I’m a restless hurry, I get a few things right, but still I find myself in trouble, I’m a loaded gun
I’m a full blown worry, I’m a reckless soldier trying to crawl out of the rubble 
It’s hard to see the light from under it, but all these failures got me wondering”

What a great song! The lyrics in ‘Dreams’ explore themes of struggle, perseverance, and the power that the Lord has to make our dreams come true. And what a wonderful reminder that is!

In the music video, NEEDTOBREATHE and Judah & The Lion are jamming out together in a field and just having the best time together. At one point, there’s even giant sumo wrestler suits and fireworks going off around them. And the joyful video definitely had an impact on their audience.

“This is one of the most fun videos I have ever seen,” shared one person on YouTube. “I can't stop smiling. Thanks, guys! And the lyrics are great, as usual.”

“This song just made my day. So fun and uplifting!” writes another person online.

On Facebook, NEEDTOBREATHE and Judah & The Lion shared a little bit about the story behind the song ‘Dreams’ in a short video.

“So we got in and wrote a song together that we knew was kind of magic, I think the day of, which you don’t always know that leaving a writing room,” said Bear Rinehart, the lead singer of NEEDTOBREATHE. “But I felt like we landed on something, like this feels like both of our bands and has that energy, and I’m really proud of it.”

“I’m really excited the way that it kind of came about,” said Judah Akers, the lead singer of Judah & The Lion. “I don’t really know how any of this, like I don’t know how we’re able to do this for a living. So, it literally is just kind of about being grateful to the fans and to people that have kind of been along both of our journeys, and I hope you feel that when you hear the song.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘Dreams’ today and the song was able to bring you some joy!

A group of talented young vocalists turned in an outstanding cover of a hymn that reminds listeners that the Lord is love, all-powerful and stays by our side in any and every situation.  

Life can bring about many confusing and bewildering circumstances. The answer at the time and what happens next may not be entirely clear. In some situations, a path forward, or a way out or through, seems impossible. But there is One who has a habit of making the impossible possible. He can and will be our eyes, protector and guide in these times. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, a group of young people, the group OneVoice, give a beautiful and inspired A Cappella performance of the hymn “Be Thou My Vision.” The group members show off their massive amount of musical talent, displaying their vocal gifts for all to hear. 

“Be Thou my vision, O Lord of my heart
Naught be all else to me, save Thou art
Thou my best thought, by day or by night
Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light”

Their magnificent version of this timeless hymn is worth more than a few listens in order to catch and appreciate all the talent and skill of the young performers. Not only that but OneVoice’s cover of “Be Thou My Vision” is a pleasant and likable rendition. 

Those interested in hearing more from OneVoice are in luck. This clip of them covering “Be Thou My Vision” is far from the only song they have performed. Their YouTube channel is filled with dozens of videos of the group covering many songs, spanning multiple genres of music.

They’ve performed everything from Stevie Wonder’s “For Once in My Life” to Katy Perry’s “Daisies” and “Dancing in the Dark” by Bruce Springsteen, among others.

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 is a music video for "Creation Song", by Heath Bewley. This song tells of God's creation, from creating light, the sky ("firmament"), land and sea, plants and animals, sun, moon and stars, and finally man and woman. This exciting song not only tells the story of creation, it also uses some of the creation account from Job 38. I hope you enjoy this song of praise to God. The song is catchy Dance Music, and the music video features 3D animation, as well as plenty of great video footage.

An immensely talented musician sat in an empty stairwell and gave a dazzling performance of the beloved and classic hymn, “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.”

Everyday living can be, at times, an overwhelming experience that weighs people down with worries, burdens and stressors. Hurts, heartaches and struggles make their way to everyone at some point, unfortunately. Sadly, these situations can get people to the point where they feel like they are constantly fighting a losing battle, unable to proceed. Thankfully, there is One more than willing to provide assistance and shoulder those burdens.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a member of the popular contemporary Christian band, Elevation Worship, strums on the guitar and beautifully sings the lyrics to a widely recognized tune about giving those fears and worries over to Christ. “What a Friend We Have in Jesus” reminds followers of Jesus Christ that we are not alone in our everyday struggles and battles.

Christ is capable of shouldering and lifting those burdens. In fact, as the song mentions, Christians are to bring those stresses, hurts and heartaches and lay them at His feet. Holding onto those situations only causes us wholly undue and unnecessary pain. As a follower of Christ, we can let them go and give it all to Him. 

“What a Friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and griefs to bear
What a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer
O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear
All because we do not carry everything to God in prayer”

In addition to singing the powerful and moving lyrics from “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” the musician includes lyrics from Elevation’s original song," Mercy." Similarly, that tune is also about the magnificent and awe-inspiring things Christ has done in their lives. 

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all who are troubled and weighted down with care, and I will give you rest.”

This is a Reggae Remix of the fun song, "Sing Hosanna Forevermore". The song is about praising God throughout the week. We can praise God, and have a relationship with him. Praise the Lord!

Check out this precious 10-year-old as she belts out “Rise Up” by Andra Day. She is a wonder! 

Meet Sophie Fatu! She’s a beauty with green eyes and dark curls, looking incredibly natural and relaxed as she sits and sings with her earpieces in place and the microphone at the ready. And, even though she is only 10, she’s been performing for a long time. 

Sophie’s mother, Victoria Fatu, is an award-winning concert pianist and singer. On a related note, do you even realize, prior to the camera panning down at 25 seconds, that Miss Sophie is playing the piano as she sings? It’s hard to imagine her doing anything other than creating her beautiful vocals, but she appears to be playing the piano, too!  

Actually, it’s a bit of video trickery. Sophie does play the piano for this song, but when we see her up close, the piano is sitting perpendicular to her, and when we see her playing from the side, there is no mic. In any case, this girl is multi-talented. In addition to being a singer and pianist like her mother, Sophie is an actor and model.  

With Frank Sinatra as a favorite, Sophie started her musical journey while still a preschooler. In the last several years, she has appeared in numerous television talent and talk shows, as well as the sitcom Will & Grace in 2020. In 2022, she made her big screen debut in the movie Last Looks with Charlie Hunnam and Mel Gibson. And she’s modeled for brands like Kardashian Kids, among others. 

With an abundance of talents and gifts, Sophie is sure to go far. But, it’s how she hits the high notes starting at 2:10 and manages the low ones between 2:35 and 2:45, and powerfully renders the lines “we will rise” three times immediately after—those moments demonstrate this little lady’s true star potential! 

Dressed in a yellow and white checked dress with flowers across the yellow waistband, Sophie looks like the young girl she is even though her voice doesn’t seem to match. In the final seconds of the video, we see the two together. Sophie lands the final hum-note, looks up, smiles, and blows us all a sweet kiss with her child’s hand!

Sophie, like her beautiful voice, is precious! And, undoubtedly, she’s going nowhere but up!

“for God’s gifts and his call are irrevocable.” Romans 11:29

One incredibly talented young man has taken the most beloved hymn of all time, “Amazing Grace,” and given it an updated sound and feel. 

Hymns are classics for a reason. They are beautifully written songs, dispensing truths about the Lord’s righteousness, mercy and love. Those songs, many of which are hundreds of years old, are still played in churches. Congregations everywhere still enjoy listening to and singing such hymns as “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” “Victory in Jesus” and “How Great Thou Art.”

But while all those hymns are good, classic pieces of music with lyrics about the Lord, one stands out among the rest. “Amazing Grace” is a classic known by virtually everyone, whether they attend church or not. It’s one that has been performed thousands of times by hundreds of performers throughout the years. And now, there is yet another cover, a version of “Amazing Grace.”

In a clip posted on YouTube Forrest Frank provides his take on the classic. He gives it a much more modern feel and sound while keeping the essence and meaning of the song intact. 

In addition to giving the song a new and updated sound, he also changes up some of the song’s lyrics. However, he keeps the hymn’s memorable chorus but dramatically changes the verses, adding his own. 

“Every day I fall short
But you still say I’m yours
What a beautiful noise
You say you won’t go despite all my failures”

Forrest’s song is an enjoyable, catchy and pleasant song. It’s one that is deserving of several listens and is likely to get stuck in your head, causing you to silently recite it repeatedly. 

One of, if not the biggest, reason why “Amazing Grace” is such a classic, loved by people everywhere, is because its lyrics are so relatable. No one is deserving of Christ’s love, mercy and amazing grace. Yet He continues to show grace to sinners every day. 

Ephesians 2:8 “For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:”

Check out this simple, but very joyful, unofficial video of “Count My Blessings,” a beautiful Christian worship song from Seph Schlueter. It is guaranteed to bring a smile!

Seph Schlueter, at only 21 years old, has gained wisdom that some fail to find even with years of living behind them. He’s recognized that we as individuals, citizens of the U.S.A., and children of our Heavenly Father are blessed! And, we are blessed in abundance!

Seph, along with Jordan Sapp and Jonathan Gamble, wrote the catchy song. 

Here are a four lines from “Counting My Blessings”:

Father on this side of heaven
I know that I’ll run out of time 
But I will keep counting my blessings 
Knowing I can’t count that high 

The word “infinity” is cleverly used to emphasize the wealth of blessings bestowed upon us, and the infinity symbol, drawn behind a series of hash marks on a white drape, is the extent of the video’s backdrop. That’s okay, though. Seph’s smile, humble presence, raised hands, happy eyes, and God-given voice provide all that is needed to perfectly convey his message.   

An Ohio native and Catholic, Seph began the worship collective Damascus Worship with the goal of bringing worship music into the Catholic Church. Seph is the director for Damascus Worship and was instrumental in the release of their first album, Awake My Soul. He’s opened for artists Natalie Grant and Phil Wickham, his own music uplifting others and finding favor. 

Commenters expressed gratitude for Seph, Jordan, and Johnathan’s song, and a few recalled health challenges that God carried them through. Poster @mikaylaweitzenecker2830 said, “I needed this song today! I've been struggling with getting people in my life to count their blessings and the Negativity can be overwhelming, great song to turn all the way up and dance around the kitchen.” 

Seph heard “Counting My Blessings” on radio for the first time on September 1 when 104.9 The River in Columbus played his song. His jubilance is just as fun to watch as his new song is to hear! 

“I do all this for the sake of the gospel, that I may share in its blessings.” 1 Corinthians 9:23

Former American Idol contestant Genavieve Linkowski showed off her beautiful voice with a dazzling cover of a beloved track about the need to praise and worship the Lord.

The world is a sad, lonely and dangerous place. It’s filled with people who are hurting and struggling. Some may be at the end of their rope, desperately seeking an answer or comfort and healing. Luckily, there is One who has the power to mend the brokenhearted, heal the sick and provide a way when one doesn’t appear possible. He willingly went to the cross on our behalf, acting as a sacrifice as He endured an excruciatingly painful death. 

It is for that world and life-changing sacrifice that Christ deserves all honor, glory and praise. It is through His death and resurrection that anyone and everyone has a chance at everlasting life with Him. In a clip posted on YouTube, Genavieve covers Brandon Lake’s song “Gratitude.”

The young woman demonstrates that she has been blessed musically. Her voice is outstanding, never missing a note, giving an immensely enjoyable and pitch-perfect performance. 

As the song’s opening verse mentions, there is nothing and no way anyone could adequately thank the Lord for his mercy, grace and forgiveness. 

“All my words fall short
I got nothing new
How could I express
All my gratitude”

As the beautifully written song later states, there is nothing anyone can do but continually worship and praise Him for taking our place. Even that is not nearly enough, but that’s all that anyone has, and we have “nothing else fit for a King.”

Several others commented on the video and mentioned how they enjoyed Genavieve’s cover of the classic tune.

“I genuinely think you have one of the most beautiful voices on earth. God bless you,” one person wrote. 

“After watching this performance I think it’s safe to say, welcome back. This is a winning performance on any given talent show,” a second person added.

“You are just getting better and better, thank you Jesus for this incredible worship voice, Praise you father,” another individual commented.

Hebrews 13:15 “Let us then make offerings of praise to God at all times through him, that is to say, the fruit of lips giving witness to his name.”

Check out the official lyric video for the new song by CAIN called ‘WWJD.’ 

“I grew up with a bracelet wrapped around my wrist, 4 letters to remind me who my example is 
Well, I know it went out of style somewhere around ‘03, that question’s an old question 
But it still needs answering, what would Jesus do, I’m trying to do it, what would Jesus do 
Want my life to prove it, wanna walk, wanna talk like him, so I’m gonna keep asking it”

What an awesome song! ‘WWJD’ was recently released by CAIN, a band that is made up of three siblings – Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz, and Logan Cain. The new song will be featured on the band’s upcoming album, that is coming out this fall.

CAIN sings of the bracelet that many of us once wore, imprinted with 'WWJD' – a reminder to those wearing it to embody the teachings of Jesus in every aspect of their lives. And one of the members of CAIN shared a little bit about their background and what inspired the new song.

“We grew up as true 2000’s youth group kids,” says Taylor Cain Matz in a video she shared online. “We’re talking ‘WWJD’ wearing, Sunday morning to night hanging out, Tuesday night Bible study at our house, and a youth camp that we still talk about today. 

Our youth group gave us a stronger sense of community, more than a sports team ever could. So we wrote this new song, ‘What Would Jesus Do,’ and it’s in honor of that beautiful season in our lives. We want to bring back ‘WWJD’ for the next generation. More than a fashion statement, it’s an old question that brings the teachings of Jesus into our everyday lives. I hope you guys like it!”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to ‘WWJD’ by CAIN today and the song was able to uplift you!

A group of talented musicians gave an inspired and thoroughly enjoyable performance of a beloved church hymn, “Just a Closer Walk with Thee.”

Hymns are old, beautiful pieces of music that say so much with so little. Despite the increasing popularity of contemporary Christian music, hymns are still played in churches. All someone must do is listen to such songs as “Amazing Grace,” Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “How Great Thou Art” and they’ll quickly understand why churches continue to play hymns. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, The Brandenberger Family performs “Just a Closer Walk with Thee.” The five musicians show off their skills on a number of instruments, using them to provide a bluegrass version of the classic hymn. 

The musicians play an extended intro to the song, but then, 40 seconds into the video, one young man begins singing. He proceeds to sing the verses while he gets some help with the song’s memorable chorus. 

“Just a closer walk with Thee
Blessed Jesus hear my plea
Daily walking close to Thee
Let it be, dear Lord, let it be”

Several others who commented on the video mentioned how much they loved the performance of the old hymn. 

“Excellent as always everybody! My eyes about popped out when I heard the first lick of that spectacular dobro solo! She really gets a great smooth tone!” one person wrote.

“Singing and playing that brings us all closer to the Lord. Thanks for this gift and may God continue to bless one and all,” someone else posted.

“What a Blessing! Such a wonderful performance of a fine old song of praise. Thanks to you all for sharing this with us,” another individual added. 

But this is far from the only song the talented musicians have performed. Dozens of videos are on their YouTube channel. Those interested in hearing more from the Brandenberger Family will be able to find their covers of “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” "Amazing Grace” and “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.”

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.”