It is about the faithfulness of God.

The KING in decoy

Jesus Birth

He's there by your side

There's a place I want to be

Long time ago

Prayer

There's nothing better

Glory of God

Where the Lord will be

Gods Love

It is a choir song that intends to reach new Generation and attract them for God's Glory! If you are one of the People not Interested in seeing Choir, then try watching this, you won't regret....

Listen to this fantastic live performance on Good Morning America of the song ‘Up’ by Tauren Wells.

“If you’re having a hard day, ain’t no way you’re giving up, up, up, up, up
If you’re dealing with heartbreak, ain’t no way you’re giving up, up, up, up, up
Keep your head high, keep on fighting cause the pressure makes a diamond
Tomorrow’s a new day, ain’t no way you’re giving up, up, up, up, up”

What a wonderful song that is so upbeat and full of joy! Tauren Wells starts off singing and playing the piano while he is dressed in red matching the background singers and dancers. They are all singing the joyful song together on stage, and the smiles on their faces are infectious!

“This is such a beautiful song,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video. “God has blessed you with a wonderful voice and heart! Bless you!”

“I love this! When Christian artists appear on mainstream shows, it prompts people to listen to their music, and thus, see Jesus in their lyrics and story!” writes another person online.

The song ‘Up’ by Tauren Wells is from his new album titled Joy In The Morning. Tauren shares his thoughts about the making of his third album. “Throughout the sessions, I was thinking, ‘How many people can I encourage with this album?’” he says. “You can consider the pain. Consider the disappointments. Consider the dreams. And now, all of a sudden, you have a soundtrack that helps sooth the wounds or awaken the dreamer.”

We hope that you enjoyed watching this wonderful live performance of the song ‘Up’ by Tauren Wells today and it was able to bring you some encouragement!

Psalm 34: 4-5, 8
I sought the LORD, and He answered me and delivered me from all my fears. Those who look to Him are radiant, and their faces shall never be ashamed. Oh, taste and see that the LORD is good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him!

A video that describes what Jesus means to me.

From the album The God Who Named The Stars, a message of hope for those who are hurting, and suffering and feeling despair. "So just hang on in this unknown, you're not alone."

Great for playing before, during, or after Communion or on Maundy Thursday.

Hindi Hymn

service without the sermon portion

Listen to this talented man sing an a cappella rendition of a hymn called ‘The Peace of God.’

Michael Eldridge is the man singing all of the different parts in this music video. What an impressive feat! And the lyrics of the song are by Jon Gardner, the music is by Aneva Peirce, and it was written in 2020.

“This song was the winning submission to a hymn writing contest hosted by the page ‘Church of Christ Hymn Writers.’ I was pleased to sing it and make it a part of my new CD, ‘Whatever is Excellent’, which is available at acapeldridge.com,” Michael writes in the caption of his YouTube video.

Michael is extremely talented, and he sings the bass, lead, tenor, and alto parts in this song. And he does them all so beautifully! When he blends all the different parts together, the song sounds so full and complete. The music and his vocals are just so soothing and lovely to listen to.

“This wonderful song about the peace of God expresses what it sings about: coming to rest and security in God!  The harmonious, calm and peaceful singing underlines the message.  Jesus is our peace!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“We definitely need God's peace in these trying times. Thank you for this beautiful hymn. Love it very much,” writes another person online.

Michael is a pharmacist by trade, but he uses his passion for singing to glorify God and encourage those around him. May he continue to use his wonderful gifts to shine a light into this world!

2 Corinthians 13:11
Finally, brothers and sisters, rejoice! Strive for full restoration, encourage one another, be of one mind, live in peace. And the God of love and peace will be with you.

Check out this music video of the Christmas song 'Sweet Little Jesus Boy' from Reggie & Ladye Love Smith.

“Sweet little Jesus Boy, they made You be born in a manger
Sweet little Holy child, didn't know who You was
Didn't know You'd come to save us Lord, to take our sins away.
Our eyes were blind, we couldn't see, we didn't know who You was”

This beautiful song is from Reggie & Ladye Love Smith's Christmas album titled That Special Time of Year. It was recorded live at Gaither Studios in Alexandra, IN this year.

“Wow! Love this song and the way you did it,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video. “Thank you, Reggie! God bless you and your family!”

“One of my all time favorite Christmas spirituals. Beautifully sung,” writes another person online.

According to their website, “Reggie and Ladye Love Smith have become an integral part of the Gaither Homecoming family during the past 18 years; first as back-up singers in Nashville, and later as a feature vocal duet in the award-winning Gaither Homecoming video series.”

“These internationally-loved musicians have performed in more than 25 countries and in such venues as the Super Bowl, New York’s famed Carnegie Hall, and the Kremlin in Moscow,” reads their bio. “Their voices can be heard on countless recordings, including the original The Lion King movie soundtrack. Reggie is an accomplished producer who has worked with country music’s finest, including Josh Turner and Michael Martin Murphy. Most recently, Reggie joined the Gaither Vocal Band’s legendary line-up of talent.”

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this Christmas song today, and it was able to bring some holiday joy to your heart!

Matthew 1:23
“Behold, the virgin shall be with child and shall bear a Son, and they shall call His name Immanuel,” which translated means, “God with us.”