People tend to let us down. Putting 100% faith and trust in man is a good recipe for disaster and disappointment. Psalms 118:8 informs us that “it is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man.” As that verse points out, there is One that will never disappoint or fail us.
The Christian group CAIN, in their song “Friend in Jesus,” mentions all the wonderful, amazing things He has done and how He has completely changed the trajectory of their lives.
The song’s first verse is about how Jesus came to repair the broken, to forgive the sinner and ultimately to die for all of humanity. The lyrics in this opening verse are like what Jesus said in Matthew 9:12 when He said that it’s not the healthy person who needs a doctor but the sick.
The second verse points out how Jesus has truly become a friend, a shepherd and a healer. He has performed miracles since coming into the songwriter’s life.
“And I have a Shepherd
Who always keeps me safe
And I found a healer”
Amazing!
The chorus reiterates how Jesus has become a most trusted friend, who has become everything to the songwriter since entering their life.
Finally, the song’s last verse borrows lyrics from that beloved old hymn “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.” Jesus, the song states, walks and talks with the songwriter. Also, the verse mentions that nothing compares to the joy that the songwriter has found since Christ came into their life.
The world is a place filled with hurt, broken promises and heartache. People hurt and let each other down, even if they don’t intend to do so. Thankfully, there is One who will never fail us or forsake us!
1 John 3:16 “In this we see what love is, because He gave His life for us; and it is right for us to give our lives for the brothers.”
For a Lifetime cover by Tiffanie Lael Official website https://www.tiffanielael.com/ Original Song by Ascension Audio download available on all major digital platforms Cinematography and Production by Adrian Munn Music Production by Underwood Studio
Thanking someone for holding the door or waving at the driver who let you merge safely into traffic are simple ways to acknowledge their kind act. But how do you even start to properly thank someone for eliminating a debt that you could have never, ever paid?
Christ was born into the world and made the ultimate sacrifice. He laid down his life, dying on the cross for all humanity. As John 3:16 makes clear, “God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
Nothing we could ever say or do will ever come close to the amount of praise that Christ deserves for his act of love. The lyrics from the song “Gratitude” by the group I Am They so eloquently express this idea.
In the video for the song, the musicians sing the tune in a beautiful, quaint little church. Right from the start, the singers admit that anything they could ever do or say will never be enough to thank the Lord for his sacrifice all those years ago.
So, knowing that whatever they do give will still be wholly inadequate, they decide to give the only thing they can – their praise, their “hallelujah.”
“I know it’s not much
But I’ve nothing else fit for a King
Except for a heart singing hallelujah”
Like the lyrics to the song, the video is simple, straightforward and beautifully shot. The simplicity of the video helps to put the focus on the words of the song.
Give a listen to this song. It’s one that could be listened to several times on repeat and its message and truth would never dampen!
Hebrews 13:15 “By him, therefore, let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips giving thanks to his name.”
Whether due to physical ailments, financial hardships or mental health difficulties, there are many situations when people need help. Life can become overwhelming, leaving people feeling like there is simply no hope in sight. But there is One who can and still does turn everything around! Unspoken’s song “God Help Me” is about this hope and lifeline available in times of crisis.
The song's first verse accurately paints a picture of someone at the end of their rope, with nowhere else to turn. The songwriter mentions someone with tears pouring down their face, unable to see the end of a struggle. All hope is lost.
The beautifully written chorus is from the perspective of a hurt and broken individual down on their knees as they call out to God for help. They seek refuge from life’s many storms and call out to the Lord for assistance.
“God help me now, feels like there’s no way out
But Jesus, You’re faithful and able
And You’ve never once let me down”
In the song’s second verse, this hurt individual continues their plea for help and solace from God. The lyrics state that Christ has the power to heal all things, to ease all pain and to heal deep wounds.
Essentially, the song is a prayer for anyone seeking help for whatever situation they may be facing. It’s a perfect reminder that there is an ever-loving and always-faithful God who does hear our cries for help.
Several people commented on the song and mentioned how the song blessed and helped them with a situation they were going through.
“He just helped me now, through your song. Thank you. And thank you father, you always know just what I need just when I need it,” one person wrote.
“This was a much needed song…so much going on. I’m grateful for music being an on time. God continue to bless their music,” someone else posted.
Hebrews 4:16 “Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.”
You have to listen to this beautiful worship song from Anne Wilson called ‘Living Water.’
“This goes out to every outcast, to the just don’t quite fit in
Every wrong way runaway rebel, so ashamed of where you’ve been
This goes out to every searcher, trying to fill that empty space
Well, you’re searching days are over now, everything’s about to change”
Anne Wilson delivers a powerful performance of ‘Living Water,’ which is also the featured song of the new motion picture Jesus Revolution. In the official music video, you can see Anne singing the song in a white dress while standing in water. And as the music video goes on, you see scenes from the movie flash across the screen.
Anne also shared about the making of the song and how the movie impacted her songwriting.
“I love to create and write songs, especially ones that truly speak to me,” shared Anne. “After watching the new Jesus Revolution movie, I was deeply inspired by its message and its ability to reignite my own faith journey, which led us to write ‘Living Water.’ I hope it’s a testament to the transformative power of music, and I pray that it will touch your heart in a profound way.”
Many people online also shared how impactful the song ‘Living Water’ was for them.
“I love how there's so much scripture in her songs! It's not just her own opinions, but biblically sound lyrics. Beautiful song, Anne!” one person comments on YouTube.
“Anne’s voice deepens my relationship with Jesus every time I worship through her music. What a beautiful gift she is to the world right now,” another person writes online.
What an incredible song with a beautiful message. We hope that Anne Wilson’s ‘Living Water’ was able to bring you some encouragement today!
Are we listening to a new video by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli? If Celine and Andrea are some of your favorite artists to listen to, then you will fall in love with ‘The Prayer,’ a father-daughter duet by Mat and Savannah Shaw.
GodTube has been following Mat and Savvanah ever since they first went viral and Savannah asked her dad to help her with a song she was practicing for the choir during the pandemic.
The song she happened to be practicing was ‘The Prayer,’ which was originally made famous by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli in 1998.
Little did everyone know–Savannah was blessed with the gift to perform just like her dad. Overnight, they become a viral sensation. It’s not just because they can sing, it’s because when you listen to the pair, you sense God’s presence surrounding you. The daddy-daughter duo went from singing in their living room to finding themselves center stage. I imagine neither one of them would ever have dreamed their love for music would have taken them this far.
They sing, “ I pray you'll be our eyes and watch us where we go. And help us to be wise in times when we don't know. Let this be our prayer. When we lose our way. Lead us to a place. Guide us with your grace
To a place where we'll be safe.”
I wonder if we would enjoy prayer more if we sang our prayers instead of whispering. I wonder how our prayers would sound to God if we put as much passion and fervor into it as much as Matt and Savannah do with their music.
Their music blesses us with comfort, joy, and reminders of the promises of our heavenly father. This performance is no different. Dressed in their best, they once again perform a song that ushers us into the presence of God and blesses our souls.
We hope this performance brought you a little closer to Jesus today. May it bless your soul and lift you up to our heavenly father.
Circumstances and situations in life can leave us questioning whether God is near and still working. God’s Word is clear about those instances whenever doubt starts to creep in about His faithfulness. Deuteronomy 31:8 mentions that the Lord will never fail us or forsake us.
One family sings a beautiful song together about the faithfulness of Christ. The video for The Asidors’ song “Jesus Never Fails” opens in a gorgeous city park.
The camera slowly tilts down, and we see a little girl standing in the park who begins belting out the lyrics. The video then quickly transitions to show a young male child who sings that those who have cried out for the name of Jesus can all testify that He has never failed them.
An older female child sings about Christ's sacrifice for you and me when he died on the cross and then rose from the grave, defeating sin and death.
Seconds later, mom and dad join their four young children and sing the beloved hymn. While everyone sounds fantastic on their own, they all really shine together.
The song’s chorus is powerful, a message we should all strive to remember during one of life’s many dark and distressing periods.
“Jesus never fails, Jesus never fails
You might as well get thee behind me, Satan
You cannot prevail, because Jesus never fails”
“Oh Lord, give us families like this in every part of our world showing the greatness of our God! All of you blessed me so much this morning! Praise God,” one person wrote.
“Your family is a living Testimony that Jesus never fails.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful song,” someone else posted.
1 Corinthians 1:9 “God is faithful, by whom you were called to the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.”
Alphonzo Smith looks at the spiritual clock as the day of the Lord grows closer. As he pray in the spirit, he wars with the enemy who is always out to derail him. Through faith, Alphonzo continues to march on and encourage others in the fight. After walking through a valley of darkness he is attacked by demons. Alphonzo prays to Jesus Christ and supernatural power through the Holy Spirit overcomes him. He escapes the valley and flees to a Holy Mountain where he gives praise to the King of kings and Lord of lords.
Names and titles are important to most of the population. They oddly become part of our identities, defining who we are as a person. Those titles and names help signal to others who and what we are. For instance, some who obtain a doctorate, even when not in the medical field, insist on being referred to as “Dr.” But as one song mentions, there is a name and title that means so much more than any earthly distinction or moniker.
Matthew West’s “You Changed My Name” states how Christ came in and changed his life and name. In the opening verse, the songwriter mentions that this development happened simply because of Christ’s unfailing love for him as a sinner. Because of this love, the songwriter's life has been completely changed for the better.
“My name was lost ‘til Your love reached down
You rescued me, now my name is found
I was a slave to my sin and shame”
The song’s second verse alludes to the passage in 2 Corinthians chapter 5 in which Paul writes that anyone has become a new creation if they follow and believe in Christ. The “old is gone” and “now my name is new,” the song points out.
This new name, the songwriter indicates, is powerful enough that it can and does overcome anything that the enemy may call out. Instead, the old sinful creature is long gone, and this person has become and is called a “chosen child of God.”
Because of God’s great love for us, we have been saved, become a new creation and now have a new name. Our new names, our new selves are certainly nothing we could have ever earned or done ourselves.
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