Music Videos

This is a music video of "Praise the Lord (Sing, Sing, Sing)", by Heath Bewley. It features 3D animation. This is a Club Mix of the song. I hope you enjoy this exciting song of praise!

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son." There is no greater love than this.

Country Music Hall of Famer Jimmy Fortune joins Brandon Woolum in the GodTube Music studio to talk about his heartfelt new album 'Songs of an American Dreamer,' available now. In this wide-ranging conversation, Jimmy opens up about the touching inspiration behind the new single 'Thank God for Mamma & Daddy,' the emotional power of recording the album live, and how faith continues to guide his journey, from his Statler Brothers days to now. They also discuss the companion DVD featuring Ricky Skaggs and Sharon White, his enduring connection to Statler classics, and why now was the right time to release his memoir 'Story of an American Dreamer.' Jimmy shares deeply personal reflections, stories fans may be surprised to hear, and what he hopes his music and his life will be remembered for. 'Songs of an American Dreamer' is out now with 14 tracks blending new material, fan favorites, and timeless gospel and country roots.

Lyric video of the song 'Right Here, Right Now' from the multiethnic Heart of the City Band CD 'What We Really Need' (c) 1997, Heart of the City Music. Words and music by Dan Adler. Solo vocals by Sandy Adler. Available to order or download www.danandsandyadler.com or at iTunes or most MP3 sites. Charts and background tracks available at praisecharts.com.

Nashville-based husband and wife worship duo Kenny and Claire stopped by the GodTube Music Studio in Nashville for a special acoustic performance of the title track from their "Are You Weary?" EP.

God's love glorifies you. You are safe within His hands. Heaven watches over you. Isaiah 60:9 The Trading Ships. Music by Clare Steffen & Raul Barba, Lyrics by Clare Steffen (USA), Vocals & Production by Raul Barba (Argentina).

Mississippi native and American Idol winner Trent Harmon returns to his roots in this intimate acoustic performance of “You’ll See My Face”, recorded live at the Godtube Music Studio in Nashville. Raised on farm life and church hymns, Trent’s journey has taken him from his family’s steakhouse to leading worship at his college chapel, to hit singles and sold-out tours. But through it all, it was worship that gave his voice true purpose. Now stepping fully into Christian music, Trent’s new project Scars & Sins marks a powerful turning point—and this stripped-down performance captures it beautifully.

Listen to Ariel Fitz-Patrick's "Under The Sun."

Listen to Anne Wilson's "God Story."

Listen to Kristian Stanfill's "Somebody Say Amen."

Blessing Offor has released the official music video for his latest hit, "Real." This catchy and beautifully written love song from the popular Christian music artist will make you want to repeatedly listen to and view it. Watch the short clip to see and listen to the official music video for "Real."

It's impossible to get away from love songs. Odds are good that if you're listening to music of any genre, kind or style, it's a love song in some form or shape. Love is a subject that has kept singers and songwriters busy for hundreds, if not thousands of years, and that does not appear to be changing anytime soon.

Love is the most tremendous, powerful force on Earth, and it would only make sense that so many of our songs, movies and television shows would be about love. Who doesn't want to hear more about love? One look at what's happening on the news, social media and in government, and it's safe to say that we desperately need more love and kindness in the world.

While there are songs that cover every kind and area of love, Blessing's "Real" is a tune about romantic love, and how he nearly gave up on finding love. Right before he did, though, he sings about how he found the person who came into his life and made him change his mind and outlook on love.

The entire song is beautifully written. In the tune's opening verse, he shares how he was content to throw in the towel and give up on finding true love. Then, suddenly and instantly, everything changed.

"Everybody's busy acting
Making believing, and pretty masking
Chasing things that ain't never been worth having
And just when I almost give up, here you come"

This fantastic and utterly delightful love song sounds like one that could easily become popular at weddings.

Genesis 2:24 "For this cause will a man go away from his father and his mother and be joined to his wife; and they will be one flesh."

TobyMac has released the heartfelt lyric video for his song “Goodbye (For Gabe).” It’s an emotional song and video about the loss of someone close to him, and it’ll probably leave you reaching for the tissues to wipe away the tears. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to and watch TobyMac’s lyric video for “Goodbye (For Gabe).”

Life is a wonderful, fantastic and precious gift from the good Lord above; there is no doubt about that. This precious, delicate gift should be protected in every way possible, for there is no greater, more valuable gift on Earth than life itself.

We’ll experience much of His undeserved blessings and love in this life. Unfortunately, not every instance and circumstance in life will bring about joy or be a cause for celebration. Sadly, there will be times marked by pain and heartache. We’ll go through deep, dark valleys. Of everything that can and does result in pain and hurt, there is arguably no worse feeling than losing a loved one. Their absence hurts and will forever and always be felt.

In his latest song, “Goodbye (For Gabe),” TobyMac sings about losing someone close to him, Gabe Patillo. According to the Gospel Music Association, Gabe was a Diverse City member “where he sang background vocals, was a choreographer and dancer and co-produced TobyMac tours.”

The song’s lyrics, which will tug on your heartstrings, are all about what TobyMac wished he had had the opportunity to do before Gabe’s passing.

“And even though I know I’ll see you on the other side
I wish I coulda said
(Goodbye) to all the late-night talkin’
The long bus rides and the downtown walkin’”

In a message posted on TobyMac’s official Facebook page in April 2024, following Gabe’s passing, TobyMac mentioned how he was crushed by his friend's death but found comfort in the fact that Gabe met Jesus that day and was now healed.

Revelation 21:4 “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.”

Listen to Dante' Pride's "No Problem."

GRAMMY-nominated artist and beloved humorist Tim Lovelace delivers a powerful rendition of his brand-new “Celebration of America Medley”—a stirring tribute to faith, freedom, and our nation’s heritage. The studio version features the legendary Charlie McCoy on harmonica and Lovelace’s masterful piano playing, this unforgettable and will release June 27 from StowTown Records.

Official Music Video for “What An Awesome God” from Phil Wickham

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From a Vermont dairy farm to the Grand Ole Opry stage, Ben Fuller’s journey has been anything but ordinary. In this powerful interview with Brandon Woolum, Ben opens up about the deeply personal stories behind his brand new album 'Walk Through Fire', how his duet with Carrie Underwood came together, what it means to write songs that reach the broken, and more.

I have to tell you what I just watched. What I just felt as I listened to a beloved worship song ‘10,000 Reasons’ as it received a stunning rendition that will stop you in your tracks. It is the most moving, soul-stirring version I have ever heard. 

Have you ever heard of worship being sung over a deep rich bass guitar with voices so incredible you stop folding laundry mid-sock? It felt like the world tilted, and God was present. The music video is by the worship team called Scenery Strains Cebu. 

They were set up outside the San Roque Parish in Lutac, City of Naga, Cebu, nestled in the breathtaking hills of the Philippines, where the sun rises like a benediction and the palm trees sway like hands lifted in praise. The video captured footage of all over the island and reminded me how the layers of green, views of the ocean, and with the church behind them, it was like God’s own cathedral! 

“Whatever may pass and whatever lies before me, Let me be singing when the evening comes…”

And oh, how they sang.

I could barely breathe by the time they got to, “Still my soul will sing Your praise unending…”

Because isn’t that what we want? To be the kind of people who keep singing — even after the diagnosis, the loss, the unanswered prayers. To still lift our voices from the ashes and believe there's something holy in the breaking.

And right there — in the middle of mango trees and gravel and the open sky — that’s exactly what they did.

It felt like the song wrapped its arms around you and whispered, “It’s okay. God’s still worthy. You can still bless His name.”

I wanted to climb inside that moment and stay awhile. And you know what? Maybe we can. Maybe every time we remember that we have even one reason to bless the Lord — let alone 10,000 — we return to this scene in Cebu and let our souls sing again.

So go ahead, sweet friend. Watch the video. Let it wash over you.

You might cry. You probably will. But you’ll also remember what hope sounds like.

And hope sounds a lot like a deep bass guitar, a handful of faithful voices, and a hillside in Cebu singing “Bless the Lord, O my soul.”

“Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, praise his name; proclaim his salvation day after day.” Psalm 96:1-2

Jenn Johnson and Bethel Music’s ‘Goodness of God’ shines in a beautiful duet performance by Shamma and Shalom of Believer’s Fellowship. Watch the clip to be floored by their humble act of praise. 

Across 7 minutes, sisters Shamma and Shalom Mahtani pour out their music to God as they sing “Goodness of God.” One sister plays the guitar as the other plays piano. As they both sing the meaningful lyrics, a drummer keeps them on track. During their performance of the worship song, some of the crowd raise their hands in praise and Shamma and Shalom’s voices blend together to give the song grace and beauty. They display talent as they harmonize and play their instruments. 

‘Goodness of God’ would have any believer praising, as it’s a song that brings a believer’s personal experience to life as they see and understand God is at work. Some of the lyrics are:

‘And all my life You have been faithful
And all my life You have been so, so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God’

The sisters’ performance isn’t bold, big, and flashy. It doesn’t boast a stage with a large choir. They wear simple clothes and dive right into the song without dramatizing it or drawing attention to themselves. It’s a humble show of worship to God that truly shines in a beautiful way. Their cover of the song truly gives meaning to the lyrics of the song and lets its message beam—that God is a good God and father, and he wants the best for his children. He and his goodness chases after us and he never fails us even when it's hard to find hope. He recognizes our faithfulness.

“The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.” Nahum 1:7

Check out this beautiful mashup performance of the popular songs ‘Hallelujah’ and ‘You Raise Me Up.’ The piano player starts off playing in a stunning cathedral and then the talented singers use their voices to fill the space. These two timeless anthems bring hope and reflection, and the singers in the video reimagined the songs in a soaring operatic mashup.

‘When I am down and, oh, my soul, so weary
When troubles come and my heart burdened be
Then I am still and wait here in the silence
Until You come and sit awhile with me’

The talented group in this music video is called The Diamond Baritones, and they hit it out of the park with this performance! Hearing all of their voices blend together was just heavenly. The group shares a little about their mashup in the caption of their YouTube video.

“From Leonard Cohen’s poetic vulnerability to the uplifting power of Josh Groban’s beloved rendition, these songs have resonated deeply with audiences around the world,” the group writes. “We’ve brought them together in a heartfelt tribute that blends classical vocals with cinematic orchestration. We hope our interpretation moves you as much as these songs have moved us.”

As for the background of The Diamond Baritones, the members met singing next to each other on the grand stage of André Rieu. They all share a passion for crossing classical technique with other types of music, and they love bringing their powerful harmonies and unforgettable performances to fans nationwide.

“I'm in tears of delightful joy hearing the song,” shares one person on YouTube after watching their music video. “Thanks and God bless.”

“Beautifully arranged and performed, love it!” another person writes online.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this powerful baritone mashup of ‘Hallelujah’ and ‘You Raise Me Up’ today!